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**Robotech** · 04-10-2007, 11:43 AM

LOL Skip...smooth...very smooth...

Anyway, no your engine probably will not be damaged in anyway from a missfire. Now a missfire COULD (note the use of the word COULD) be a sign of larger issues but it sounds like from your case that it could be bad fuel or something of the sort. It's not the missfire that should concern you, but what caused the missfire. It's kind of like a cough. Coughing isn't what makes you feel like crap...it's the flu that causes the cough that is getting to you.

Like Skip I'm betting on moisture in the fuel.

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Robotech Moderator Emeritus Join Date: May 2006 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 1,097 My Photos: (0)	LOL Skip...smooth...very smooth... Anyway, no your engine probably will not be damaged in anyway from a missfire. Now a missfire COULD (note the use of the word COULD) be a sign of larger issues but it sounds like from your case that it could be bad fuel or something of the sort. It's not the missfire that should concern you, but what caused the missfire. It's kind of like a cough. Coughing isn't what makes you feel like crap...it's the flu that causes the cough that is getting to you. Like Skip I'm betting on moisture in the fuel. __________________ V.A.L. Midnight Blue MagnaFlow dual outlet, quad tip exhaust test car GMPP CAI 16.540 @ 82.096 MPH Sold Other car 97 Grand Prix GTP. 12.07 @ 113.4 MPH As seen on Pinks All Out Las Vegas!