Jeep Commander: Dead Misfire / No Parts Needed

In this video we have a look at a 2006 Jeep Commander 5.7 that came in with a dead misfire on cylinder 7 and a P1417 stored in the ECM. Turns ou sometimes you just need to boot the car! Or is that re-boot? -Enjoy!

Intermediate - 37 min - Green Energy & Auto - South Main Auto Repair

The full course: Learn Car Repair & Maintenance free

What you'll need

• Mechanic tool set: Sockets, ratchets and wrenches.
• OBD2 scanner: Read check-engine codes.
• Hydraulic floor jack: Lift safely.
• Jack stands: Never work under a car on a jack alone.
• Torque wrench: Wheels and engine bolts done right.

Books

1. Auto Repair For Dummies by Deanna Sclar - View on Amazon
2. How Cars Work by Tom Newton - View on Amazon
3. Automotive Technology by Jack Erjavec - View on Amazon

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