Do you think I have a bad coil pack? The car has been running fine until a couple of weeks ago,added new spark plugs and wires and car is still misfiring
My car has 218000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.
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Hey there. The coil pack is one of a few different components that can contribute to a misfire. The ignition module which sits beneath the coil pack can be at fault. Other components can be a faulty fuel injector or injectors, as well as a crankshaft sensor. If any of the injectors have a poor spray pattern, this can contribute to a misfire. Also, if the crankshaft sensor signal is erratic to the engine control module, a misfire can occur. I recommend having a certified technician inspect the misfire in person so that this can be corrected.
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