Misfire can be caused by many different types of problems with your valves. It could be burned or leaking valves, carbon build up on the valves, weak or broken valve springs, worn valve guides or lifters, broken worn or bent rocker arms or pushrods, worn camshafts, improper valve timing, or worn pistons or rings. A misfire is basically when the cylinder is not producing enough air-fuel mixture properly, so your valves may not be supplying the proper amount of air into the cylinder, for the compression to be strong enough for combustion.
The airfilter is not something that needs to be changed yearly so much as by usage. Light usage of the car will make changing the filter useless, however if you drive quite a lot, it can help your gas milage substantially
Yes but it wouldn't run very well
The 4 cylinder has a timing chain that does not require replacement and is designed to last the life of the engine.
Lock cylinder must match the key for security system to work
No, the 2005 Accord 4 cylinder has a timing chain that will last the life of the engine. The V6 does have a belt that must be changed at 110,000 miles.
If cylinder one is misfiring on the Kia Sportage 2.0 it could be that the spark plug in that cylinder needs to be changed. It can also mean that the piston in that cylinder is sticking.
A 1996 Toyota Tacoma 4-cylinder is able to use 5w20 weight oil. When the oil is changed, the oil filter should be changed as well.
most likey dont think they changed it in that time or even changed it at all
The fluid needs changed and flushed. The master cylinder, hoses, and calipers could need changed.
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It doubles The volume of a cylinder height times diameter squared times 3.14
the crank shaft has been changed to alter the travel of the piston in the cylinder