Safe yes, smart no. You could very easily ruin the O2 sensor and the Catalytic Converter which are quite expensive.
The gas is shot into the cylinder where it is compressed, then ignited. This causes the cylinder to move up and down within the cylinder block. As the cylinders move they turn the drive shaft which then provides power to the car.
no it will still add fuel to the other(s) contaminating oil and will gall the cylinder where the ring is running dry generating extra heat possibly causing seizure as well and or breakage. The only type to drive in this manner is one that is built with 3 cylinder function
If it has been well maintained, no problem.
No. Six cylinders.
It depends on the reason that cylinder is misfiring. It could cause serious damage to the catalytic converter.
If your car is a V6, it means it has six cylinders. If your car is a V8, it means that it has eight cylinders.
Indefinitely but, you may damage other components in the process such as the catalytic converter.
A coil that is not functioning.
YES ! -Each cylinder in a conventional car engine has one piston.
4 cylinder firing order is usually 1-3-4-2.
It depends upon cylinder in car. 3 ignition coils - 3 cylinder engine. 4 ignition coils- 4 cylinder engine.
a cylinder is the "hole" where the piston slides up and down. the more cylinders the vehicle has the more power and the smoother the engine will run.