Take it to autozone and have them read the code. If the misfire tells you the cylinder #, then just swap the coil to another cylinder and re-read the code to find out if it’s the same cylinder or if it followed the coil.
The dealer is fucking you, though.
Well I’m thinking of writing another email but I am just going to take it up with the service manager and offer him an ultimatium at this point. I talked to a service guy at Ray Laks and he told me that autozone might get a false code.
He only told you that because he’s losing out on a quick 100 bucks lol
Yeah might as well go the free route with Autozone or Advance auto and see what you can find. Can’t really hurt can it?
^Nope. It can’t.
Dude, I feel bad for you. Seems like a real nightmare not only with the car but the dealership as well.
I went to advance auto parts and they couldnt do anything because the check engine light isn’t on. It is something that only the dealer computers are going to find which totally sucks.
Dude, fucking bullshit. How long have you had this thing?
picked it up last tuesday. lol