No. It would affect all cylinders equally, unless you've got a V engine with dual exhausts, two O2 sensors and possibly two separate FI computers,
You locate the cause of the random misfire and take corrective actions against that; be it a coil, plug, wire, coil boot or crank sensor. A random misfire is as it states - a misfire that happens randomly in possibly a random cylinder as well. They can be hard to diagnose, as well and it is recommended that you take vehicle to a qualified, ASE certified shop for diagnostics.
Yes is can if your clutch becomes on fire. make sure to replace your clutch every other day.
An intermittent crankshaft sensor will not let the engine fire the correct times. This can definitely cause a misfire for the engine.
No
if sludge is keeping oil from draining away from valve guide a cylinder can suck in oil and cause plug to misfire
Find and repair the cause of a misfire on cylinder #5.see related question below.Find and repair the cause of a misfire on cylinder #5.see related question below.
Yes
Yes, it sure can.
the gun powder ispacked to tightly and the preassure builds up and can cause it to misfire
I talked to mechanic and he fixed 5th cylinder misfire on Dodge engine by changing chank shaft postition sensor. It came out on code reader though.
Misfire is caused when a cylinder doesn't ignite its fuel mixture. Suspect a bad plug, coil, or wire. This will not be caused by a mass airflow sensor, that can cause a rough idle or bad fuel economy, but will not cause an individual cylinder to misfire. Driving with a continuous misfire condition will eventually destroy your catalytic converter. If your check engine light is flashing you are doing serious damage to your cat converter.
what are the possible causes of misfire on number one cylinder in a dodge 2003 ram 4.7 liter engine