How to Diagnose Misfires with OBD II Mode $06 (Reducing OBD II Comebacks with Mode $06)

[@jbrownjetmech-4783]

Took awhile to get to the $53 notations and the individual cylinder readouts, but I know more now than I did a few minutes ago. Good knowledge.

[@Engineerboy100]

Awesome explanation Thank you great job. I'm gonna be doing some Mode 6 diagnosing here pretty soon, just a few more videos and I'll be popping up videos about it on my channel.

[@jlskibumps]

Thank you for the informative video. Are there OBD ll scanners out there with enhanced table $06 mode for the nonprofessional that isn't in the hundreds of dollars and if so, is there one you would recommend?

[@Theringfilm2]

BluDriver works great for mode 6. I used it to diagnose the misfire in my 2003 crown vic. It had the exact same issue as the car in the video. When you use bludriver it will show you the raw data in hexidecimal but it is super easy to convert. It only cost me $99 and i've been using it for a few years now.

[@seniorxj2931]

@@Theringfilm2question, how do you convert the data under mode 6? I just bought the same scanner but am at a loss on understanding the diagnostic data.

[@Theringfilm2]

@@seniorxj2931 Google “mode 6 data for [make model year]”

[@seniorxj2931]

@@Theringfilm2 1998 jeep cherokee XJ, 4.0L I6 4wd

[@Theringfilm2]

@@seniorxj2931 Remove the parenthesis: www.jeepforum(.)com/forum/f9/does-anybody-have-obd-ii-mode-6-test-component-definitions-832429/

[@paulf559]

Great, but what's the cause of the misfire?

[@borisanton9727]

Excellent video

[@quimecruz5217]

good tips

[@hendersonjp]

excellent