Engine misfire
I would also be very thankful if you give me an engine schematic so I can see which cylinder is which(as in cylinder 1, 2...)




You have also noted battery disconnects are helpful.
You are going to either :
-- read OBDII live chassis data
or
-- spend bundles replacing nearly good parts.

There's absolutely no reason to replace good ignition coils, sparkplugs, injectors, fuel pumps nor filter until proven bad.
Your report makes it clear to me something is bugging the ECU CAN-Bus either another modules or marginal chassis voltage.
Combined this caused your previous battery to drain out. Carefully preserve your new one from further drains: dusconnects most effective until you can identify vampires.
The long story short is SCAN your chassis with a "Launch cReader MB elite" to get a comprehensive status. This will allow you to get useable fault descriptions and read live data.

Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; Aug 29, 2025 at 03:10 PM.




The mechanic states it's most probably due to the timing chain being stretched(from what I know the timing chain on these engines(m272) should last 500k km AT LEAST...also a very pricey replacement) or the ignition coils.
His suggestion is for me to first change the coils and after that just see if the car still has this issue.
Two bad coils at once... really?
Swap coils positions and see where faults land.
You need to see what collection of unstable modules are upsetting the ECU timings. Scan the whole chassis no only ECU.
Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; Aug 30, 2025 at 12:20 PM.
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