[SOLVED] Cylinder 3 Misfire

My car is misfing on cylinder 3 I put new plugs and coil packs In it did the compression test everything all cylinders were the same compression, some times it bucks and misfires then somedays it don't I been reading everyone's comments and trying to diagnose it myself but I can't seem to find the issue, the only thing I didn't check was my fuel injectors, i got gas on Friday parked my car and started it Saturday and its been acting up since if anyone of yous can help me I greatly appreciate it

 

Crappy canadialand gas maybe?

 

That's what I think it is just thought I'd ask on for more input thanks

 

I've never had a misfire and I'm from Canada as well.

How many km on your car? Do you know if the injectors have ever been cleaned or serviced? What mods do you currently have installed?

Are you getting any CELs?

EDIT: what spark plugs are you running and what are they gapped at?

 

What are your modifications, what are your compression numbers?

 

It has a cobb access port cobb intake a catless downpipe and hpfp internals
My compression is 160 on all cylinders

My car has 211,638 on it and I don't the injectors were cleaned I just bought the car 2 weeks ago and the mods are it has hpfp internals, cobb access port, catless downpipe, cobb intake and the plugs are NGK Iridium IX LTR7IX-11 and I never gapped them I just put them in he said they were pre gapped and for cels I'm not to sure what you mean sorry

 

You are going to want to check the gap on the sparkplugs

 

@Mackinnon, this is 100% correct. You are running a step colder plug and when I installed mine, I had to gap them to 0.026".

CELs = check engine light

In other words, is your car throwing any codes?

 

The codes I get are its saying it's misfiring on cylinder 3 then ill clear it then it will say it's misfiring on all cylinders so P0300 and P0303

 

@Mackinnon you used OEM coil packs right? If you didn't you're going to have a bad time.

 

Yes I did use oem ones

 

Buy a feeler gauge and check your spark plug gap...they can cause misfires if they aren't gapped properly.

The plugs you bought will have too large a gap from factory. Also check to ensure the ceramic part of the plug is not cracked or damaged.

 

Hey man it was the spark plug gap I appreciate everyone that helped me thanks so much

 

Pesky spark plug gap glad it's fixed

 

Yeah I should of checked them first, thanks again I appreciate the help

 

No problem...glad you got your issue resolved!