Depends on why it is missing. If it is just a bad plug or plug wire, the worse that can happen is a ruined O2 sensor or a ruined catalytic converter. Unburnt fuel entering the exhaust can damage both. If the miss if from a burnt valve same scenario. If the miss is because of a blown head gasket or cracked head then the engine can suffer severe damage. If you are loosing coolant with no apparent leak, suspect a blown head gasket. If you oil level is above full, ditto. If your exhaust smells sweet, ditto. Air bubbles coming from the radiator, ditto. At worst case you are only running on 5 cylinders. Aside from using a lot more gas, it probably won't do any great damage unless you are pulling trailers or driving up hills. You will need it fixed to pass a smog inspection.
Wait about 30 seconds before you open the breech for inspection, after a misfire.
If you try to kill her before she turns into a werewolf it will cause the scenario where she jumps away a little earlier.
You'll be dead before anyone says "Bless you".
Yes, if the wire is old and frayed or if it is rubbing against metal the wire could ground out and discharge into the engine block before it get to the spark plug causing the plug to misfire. If the contacts are worn or loose you could also get an intermittent misfire.
Head bolts bad about breaking and causing blown head gaskets,Valve guides wear prematurely causing bent valves and cyl misfire. If you own one and keep getting cyl 3 or cyl 4 misfire along with oxygen sensor needs replacing, Do a compression check before spending money on parts you don't need.
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its called abortion ANSWER: If the baby dies in utero, it is generally miscarried.
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No, it's just something that often happens before a period
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most cars misfire when it is really cold. try to warm up your engine before starting it up. If it still misfires when it's a nice day, something is wrong with your engine (spark plugs, battery, etc.)