2008 dodge charger RT misfire #4

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Asked by Jmash Aug 11, 2014 at 11:07 PM about the 2008 Dodge Charger R/T AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2008 dodge charger rt awd. We keep getting a misfire code on cylinder #4. We
have changed the plugs twice, #4 coil pack, fuel injector, cleaned the throttle body,
replaced 2 mds solenoids, computer update,replaced valve seal, replaced erg valve,
dealer ran 2 bottles of cleaner through intake and the light is still on. Compression tested
good. The dealer is taking me and my wallet for a ride. I need some professional help
please.

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We just felt the flow of exhaust and it seems to be fine. The cars runs and drives fine. The dealer has said it only sends a misfire randomly and not consistent. They want to start trial and error and start with replacing lifters and cam shaft at my expense. I think I am being taken advantage of at this point. What do you recommend?

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The car has 108K and there is a TSB for a computer update that we had the dealer do already. We have a claim open with dodge customer service but they have been no help. I will try a remanufactured PCM if you think that is the problem. It will cost less than the dealer opening the motor. Thanks for the help Jeff

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I have a 09 charger 2.7 I just put a band new engine in it. We I got it home I tried to crank it all lights come on but want start. Help

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