Bullet2012
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Dual mass?Sounds like a knackered driveshaft, collapsed wheel bearing or CV joint
It makes a thuddin
If so can cause release bearing to wear away the housing, then its new box time
Dual mass?Sounds like a knackered driveshaft, collapsed wheel bearing or CV joint
It makes a thuddin
This one's a four cylinder, as least I managed to screw four plugs into the top of the engine
....in the same cylinder......TaDah !This one's a four cylinder, as least I managed to screw four plugs into the top of the engine
The misfire is sorted (for now) there's been a whole host of other problems with this car since then!Sounds like you might have a coil pack issue. I had a similar problem with my car once, and it turned out to be a faulty coil pack causing it to misfire. Even though the coolant spill might have affected the O2 sensor temporarily, it's worth checking the coil pack and spark plugs to see if they’re the real culprits. Sometimes, when coolant spills into sensitive areas, it can cause trouble until everything dries out. If the misfire keeps happening, replacing the coil pack might do the trick.