What does cylinder misfire mean?

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Cylinder misfire refers to: the first cylinder of the engine not performing work or having insufficient work capacity, usually an intermittent fault. Below is detailed information on the causes and solutions for cylinder misfire: Causes of cylinder misfire: Ignition system failure: includes spark plug failure, ignition coil failure, fuel injector failure, etc. When the car's ignition system has a problem, the fuel and air mixture cannot be ignited normally, leading to the phenomenon of engine misfire. Faulty wiring can also cause engine vibration. Engine temperature too high, poor quality engine oil. Methods to address cylinder misfire: Inspect the car's ignition system, replace spark plugs, and clean the fuel lines. Check the car's wiring for any short circuits or open circuits and repair them immediately. Check if the engine temperature is too high.