I’m sorry to hear about your engine misfiring. Driving with a misfired engine can cause serious damage, so it’s best to figure out what caused the event as soon as possible.
Low engine oil can cause a misfire, and it is very likely that the cause of the misfire was indeed the low oil pressure in your vehicle.
There are three common ways low oil can cause a misfire:
Your oil filter is damaged, reducing oil flow, causing improper valve timing, and resulting in a misfire.
Decreased oil flow has worn down your engine parts, causing a misfire.
Low oil pressure has caused your engine to run out of fuel, dropping the RPMS, causing a misfire.
In any case, you should have your oil levels assessed immediately to avoid any further misfires.
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