25rawls
Well-Known Member
my he only time I get the misfire was after a harder than normal acceleration. Like merging onto the highway and going from 30-60 to get into traffic. That is what cause the initial few lights. The light would reset and the motor would run fine after turning off the motor and restarting the Jeep. Before taking the Jeep to the dealer they light cane on and stayed on for a couple days. I am still waiting to get it back. Allegedly it is suppose to be finished today. I am not holding my breath since I almost feel what you are saying is that initial repair did not fix the problem.I hope this works out for you but replacing a rocker arm because of a misfire seems odd to me. The rocker arm is a mechanical thing. It is rather binary in whether it is working or not. You can definitely break a rocker arm but then it is broken and your valve wont open. A misfire like this is 99.95% of the time electronic related. They will probably start replacing sensors and ignition components and eventually stumble onto the problem. I wouldn’t worry too much about it however. Before cars had the advanced electronics they do today the only way you knew it had a misfire was if you could feel it. Most people never felt it and it stayed that way for years. The quickest way to discover what it is would be for the part that is causing it to completely fail then they will know what it is but that probably wont happen. I’m sure it’s annoying and I will be mad if my truck starts doing it but I would just drive it. They will put out a TSB about it eventually and then you can bring it in and get it fixed.
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