What Are the Causes of Intermittent Engine Misfire in a Cylinder?
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Engine intermittent misfire in a cylinder can be caused by the following reasons: 1. Clogged or aged fuel injector: As the vehicle ages, carbon deposits accumulate over time, leading to clogged fuel injectors. Fuel injectors that have been subjected to long-term high-pressure gasoline flow may experience severe aging. These conditions can cause delayed solenoid valve switching, excessive fuel injection, and overly rich air-fuel mixture in the engine, resulting in intermittent misfire in a cylinder. 2. Spark plug issues: Spark plugs are one of the most easily damaged components in a car. Any malfunction in the spark plugs can lead to intermittent misfire in a cylinder. 3. Damaged ignition coil and cylinder wire: If these components malfunction, the spark plug cannot ignite properly, leading to misfire in a cylinder.