Swanson

I think my misfire problem was related to poor quality / aged / low octane fuel. New fuel and Techron addition have cleared the problem. I think the car probably sat nearly undriven for at least a year. I suppose I do need to check the compression, change the fuel filter, and run some dehydrating agent through the lines.

Thanks to all who helped.

SWiseman

An oil change would be in order if you haven't already done so. Sitting like that might also cause some oil leaks. Drive it and get the legs back under it. An additive I like, though it's expensive is BG 44K. I've seen it a the Stealers here in Denver but NAPA is one place I know that carries it and I buy it there. I especially like to run a can through a tank of fuel before an oil change.

Swanson

Good advice Steve,
I just drove it down to Denver, looking at houses, with no misfires again. Spun like a top.

Jkay

Consistently ranked as the top mass-market luxury sedan in the world .. I think I'll put 87 in it!!

Oh wait .. did I say "love" in the topic headline? I meant "kill". My bad.