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Originally Posted by Casey at Pelican Parts View Post
These sorts of problems are usually due to the coil packs having cracks in their housings. Normally, the car should be able to drive in torrential downpour conditions where the rear tires will drench the engine. Might be worth a look before the rainy season begins.
I failed to mention though that I had run the fuel tank to within 40 miles of being empty. After filling the tank and clearing the code i haven't had an issue. I'm thinking I picked up some garbage in the bottom of the tank causing the misfire. I'm coming up on 75K and so I will be checking the plugs and will inspect the coil packs. Thanks, Warren
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