What does it mean when cylinder 1 detects a misfire?
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Cylinder misfire refers to the phenomenon where the air-fuel mixture fails to combust properly inside the cylinder during engine operation due to various reasons. If the electronic control unit detects a misfire that could potentially damage the catalytic converter, the malfunction indicator lamp will flash, and the engine should be shut down immediately. This trouble code indicates that the electronic control unit has detected a misfire in cylinder 1. Cylinder misfire: A cylinder misfire means that a single cylinder is not functioning. Typically, intermittent faults can be cleared directly. Severe engine shaking is a symptom of misfire, but issues with the ignition system are not limited to just spark plugs. Problems can also arise from ignition coils, wiring harness issues, or clogged fuel injectors (often caused by poor fuel quality). Clearing trouble codes: After addressing any automotive fault, it is necessary to clear the trouble codes. When clearing trouble codes, it is essential to strictly follow the specific clearing method designated for the vehicle model. Under no circumstances should the negative ground cable be disconnected directly to clear the trouble codes.