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I get no code. It's been doing this for probably 2 weeks, not necessarily under load. Sometimes it does it at idle, but when it does it at idle the battery gauge dips from the normal 14 to about 10. Is this normal for a misfire? I've replaced all plugs and wires within about 40k, the coil packs are original, 120k on car. It feels exactly like a missfire but every other time I've gotten one I get a code.
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I had a misfire a few weeks ago and never threw a code. It was a pretty bad mis too. Ended up being my wires. Don't know if this helped any, but just wanted to let you know you can have a misfire without throwing a code.
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