Possible misfire issue?




Who knows, the tool might even cost as little as $25 or so!
Anyway, if it's indeed misfire, even the cheap scanner will show. Modern cars are more like computers on wheel. It have so many sensors that if it's electrical, it will show what's wrong with your electrical 98% of the time. Remaining 2% are too far and too few in between.
So as bbirdwell said, scan the car. Clear all codes first, then run the car and scan it again. That should give you good idea where to start.
Anyway, if it's indeed misfire, even the cheap scanner will show. Modern cars are more like computers on wheel. It have so many sensors that if it's electrical, it will show what's wrong with your electrical 98% of the time. Remaining 2% are too far and too few in between.
So as bbirdwell said, scan the car. Clear all codes first, then run the car and scan it again. That should give you good idea where to start.



