Water in the intake is not a likely source of this problem. It sounds like something could be wrong with the ignition circuit, check the coil pack to start.
Could be, spark plug(s), contaminated fuel (water),
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it could be as minor as a tune up (spark plugs and wires)(or bad distributor coil pack). or possibly a faulty fuel injector.
I have the same problem on my Mitsubishi Eclipse RS 1995. Seems to be a problem in Map sensor. I was also told it might be the ECU
It could be a Multitude of Possibilites www.dsmtuners.com check it. paxin@excite.com
It could.
Yes a cold air intake could be used in any car
It could just be a bad spark plug wire or the spark plugs need changing.
Spark plug, wire, coil, low compression, fuel injector, intake leak, etc.
Depending on the cause of the misfire, it could damage the catalytic converter.
Contaminated fuel could cause a misfire.
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I would make sure power is getting to the fuel injector use a noid light to test it. You may also want to check the fuel pressure also the intake manifold may have a leak that can cause a misfire as well. Glad your compression is good. That is a sure sign its something simple.
A misfire caused by the ignition system exhausts unburned fuel into the exhaust system that enters the catalytic converter and causes its temperature to rise dramatically. An exhaust issue could cause for cylinder 4 to misfire. The camshaft lobes, which are responsible for opening and closing the intake and exhaust vales, are another source for a misfire and rough running engine. The cam lobes for the No. 4 cylinder should be inspected to see if they have been worn down due to lack of oil or other mechanical problem. A damaged camshaft lobe will not allow a valve to open properly if at all.
Could be a misfire. In need of a tune up.
A cylinder misfire could be from a bad spark plug, bad spark plug wire, or a bad coil. It could also be caused by a plugged or faulty fuel injector.
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.