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08-15-2008, 09:31 PM
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Misfire?
I was runnin' around town today doing some errands and when I got home I was lettin the truck cool down a bit. I turned the radio off to listen to the engine and it sounds different than usual, like its misfiring.
Is there any way to do a cyclinder cut out test without something like AutoE or a similar program? I'm a ways away from anyone I know with a program with that capability and it makes me nervous hearing the engine like that. I still have the normal get up and go. I think my oil level is ok, I haven't checked it cause it has been raining all day. Could it possibly be the fuel I put in her today? Thanks for the help guys. 
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