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05/03/2021 9:19 pm
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Hi all,
I have a 2006 Nissan Murano with 160k miles. I live in Idaho so it's a bit chilly at times, and recently my car will misfire in the morning when I start it up. When it gets up to operating temperature, however, the misfire will go away. I did some digging, found it was a P0302 code. I then swapped cylinder 2's coil with cylinder 6, and upon doing so the misfire code followed to cylinder 6! So my natural inclination is that it's a bad coil, but why does it go away when the car gets up to operating temperature? Any thoughts would be appreciated! Thanks all!
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06/03/2021 2:14 am
heat causes things to expand. It also drives away moisture. The coil is probably is probably borderline working, possible cracked.
I’ve had this happen to me so many times!
