Bank 1 misfires in park at idle
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Bank 1 misfires in park at idle
Been hunting this down for months. Started as cylinder #1 misfire. ALL spark plugs, coils, fuel injectors, and upper and lower intake gaskets replaced. No compression issues or vacuum leaks found. Now have bank 1 (1-3-5) cylinder misfires in idle in park. Move to drive and misfires go away. Thoughts???
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lokidart , 01-05-2021 10:46 PM Junior Member Been hunting this down for months.
Welcome to the forum.
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When you have questions about your vehicle, you will have a better chance of getting an answer if you post it in the appropriate vehicle section, which is where your fellow owners hang out. When you post there, include specifics about your car, including year, make and model, engine size, mileage, etc. Include the specific number of any error codes you have found.
This part of the forum is where people introduce themselves.
When you have questions about your vehicle, you will have a better chance of getting an answer if you post it in the appropriate vehicle section, which is where your fellow owners hang out. When you post there, include specifics about your car, including year, make and model, engine size, mileage, etc. Include the specific number of any error codes you have found.
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