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      12-31-2018, 07:35 PM   #1
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Some amount of cylinder misfire normal?

Hi all, I bought an OBD2 reader so I could get some stats while driving. I also looked at some of the data. Everything is okay but each cylinder shows misfires (all less than 14 misfires). No engine light on, no fault codes, car runs smoothly. So is some amount of misfiring normal? I did a search and this subject didn't come up and the misfires typically discuss an underlying problem.

Edit: Car has 5,500 miles and had 1 year service done in September.
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