Re: Multiple Random Misfires

Unburned fuel is sitting in one or more cylinders as a result of how the
car 
was shut off. If your foot is on the gas as you roll into the driveway,
and 
you turn off the ignition, the raw gas may sit there until next time you 
start the car. Try letting the car idle for a second after you roll to a 
stop.


"Bill Gunshannon" <billg999@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>I saw over on google that there was a discussion about this several
> years ago.  I seem to be getting the same error, but with different
> symptoms.  Mine is not at high rev but every once in a while it will
> do it when I first start the car.  Often after only a short time since
> shutting it down.  Anybody have any experience or ideas about what
> could be causing this?  It usually clears up after a short time, but
> the last time it happened it actually caused (at least it is the prime
> suspect) damage to the another component.  Being as I need to make a
> trip down the east coast and back next week I would really like to
> have an idea what this might be and maybe even fix it before then.
>
> Mine is 2000, Special Edition. Although I don't think that makes a
> difference.
>
> bill
>
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