Your engine timing is off.
Miss fire on any car is usually ignition related. Checking the spark plugs & wires is a good start.
Check spark plugs and wires
Someone can miss fire if they have very bad aim plug fouling out (dirty) bad spark plug wire (short)
bad spark plugs
Timing
bad miss. 65;
Old spark plugs can make a car misfire, run rough, and not fire at all.
If you have spark at the spark plug, it is probably a bad fuel injector.
A miss fire is often caused by either a bad or fouled spark plug or spark plug wire. It could also be caused by a failing coil, it that case two cylinders would miss fire. I would look at spark plugs and wires first.
One or more cylinders not producing power for lack of spark, fuel or compression.
miss fire in a car engine is when the fuel in combustion chamber of a cylinder is ignited at a wrong time of the stroke between opening and closing of the intake outlet valves or there are no ignition of fuel on one or more cylinders. Fault finding would be on 1. spark plugs (petrol engine) 2. wiring from coil 3. timing 4. injectors.
Yes as the coil provides the spark or fire to ignite the fuel. Most definitely on a vehicle with one coil. On a vehicle with multiple coils, it may start but miss.