My Dodge misfires every morning, how do I fix this?

Answer by  tlfranks (7)

The problem could be a bad spark plug or a bad fuel injector. If changing out the spark plugs (tune up) does not fix it, then have the fuel injectors checked out. If not enough fuel is released then it will cause the engine to misfire.

Answer by  Allstar (2071)

Replace the spark plugs and spark plug cables, replace the fuel and air filters, clean the injectors, and otherwise give the car a tune-up.

Answer by  Atomicrayon (2504)

This is just part of a car getting older and is nothing serious. you can either attempt to replace the exhaust manifold, or to simply replace the engine, both are costly and unnecessary repairs.

Answer by  CarGuy2010 (30)

You should take your car to a mechanic because this may lead into a serious problem if not taken care of.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Do a check of the engine looking for broken or loose ignition components. Check the computer to see if it has any error codes. Try doing a tune up also.

Answer by  Samhane (703)

I would replace the distributor along with the spark plugs and wires. This would address all of the components of the ignition system. If the problem still remains after all of these replacements I would take the car to the dealer. You can also performa compression test if the problem still exists.

Answer by  laura27 (1216)

Possibility that you need a tune up and need new spark plugs and wires. Best thing is to take it to get a free dianostic check from auto part store.

Answer by  heather88 (1897)

You should take it in to the repair shop, they will know how to fix it. Or get a manual and see if you can fix it yourself. But I'd take it in.

Answer by  MrSuperior85 (140)

first open the all sparking plugs and put them a pane and put some petrol in it and wash them in petrol and rub with piece of ambrey paper and put them back in to cylinders,this process will fix the misfire problem.