Can a Car Still Be Driven with Misfire?
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An engine misfire in a car means it should not be driven further, as continuing to drive may lead to traffic accidents. Below is expanded information about engine misfires: 1. Type A Misfire: Type A misfire is the most severe type, nearly damaging the catalytic converter. If detected, the engine malfunction indicator lamp will flash, alerting the driver to repair immediately, and storing the fault code and data frame according to the first-trip logic. The engine diagnostic system identifies Type A misfires by counting misfires within 200 revolutions of the engine crankshaft. 2. Type B Misfire: When Type B misfire occurs, the emission of harmful substances in the exhaust gas increases by more than 1.5 times. 3. Type C Misfire: Type C misfire is the mildest form, causing the vehicle's exhaust emissions to fail to meet standards.