Probably the easiest thing to do is take the cylinder coil and swap it with another cylinder. Start the car and see if the misfire moves to the new cylinder, If it does the problem is either the coil or the plug boot. If it doesn't move, check the spark plug for breaks in the porcelin and plug gap. next check the connection to the cylinder coil. It is most likely the coil but they are a little pricey so it's worth it to take the time to troubleshoot a little. Good luck to you.
DTC P0128: Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) below Thermostat regulating temperature; DTC P0303: Cylinder 3 misfire detected.....
no , a V6 - 6 cylinder engine ( V8 engine in the Mustang GT )
Cylinder #3 misfire
Misfire on Cylinder #7
Cylinder #2 misfire. see link below
replace the coil bar and you are set
Trouble code P0300 means: Multiple Cylinder Misfire Trouble code P0302 means: Cylinder 2 Misfire Detected Trouble code P0303 means: Cylinder 3 Misfire Detected I would change plugs and wires
Misfire detected in cylinder #7.See related questins for more info.Misfire detected in cylinder #7.See related questins for more info.
ummmm... there are no 3.9 cylinder engines in any mustang. That answer is so wrong!!! I own a 2004 ford mustang 40th anniversary model. Guess what? It has the 3.9 motor instead of the 3.8 that normally comes in a 6 cylinder. Firing order for it is 1-4-2-5-3-6. Hope that helps you. Charlotte the Mustang Lady.
Cylinder #1 misfire.
Cylinder #4 misfire. see related questions below.
Trouble code P0301 means: Cylinder 1 Misfire Detected