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Chery / Enhanced diagnostic signal

[ECM] Misfires: Cyl.2

“[ECM] Misfires: Cyl.2” is the enhanced diagnostic signal label recorded for the linked vehicle profiles. The source does not declare a scalar display unit. The label and scope should be checked against the vehicle’s service information before interpreting a reading.

Signal definition and scope

Brand context
Chery
Display unit
No scalar unit specified
Signal kind
numeric
Source signal reference
13640035, 13645033, 14025026, 14310022, 14380024, 14525026, 14700026, 14765024, 15035039
Short label
[ECM] Misfires: Cyl.2
Library state
Decoded definition available; vehicle response not established
Source revisions
legacy-owner-2026-10-02-v59

Enhanced or private PID means a manufacturer-specific signal reference. It does not mean a paid PID. Request commands and decoding formulas are not needed to read this explanation and are not published here.

Which vehicle profiles list this signal?

9 connection profiles list this signal concept. Check the definition variants below for the exact profile relationships; matching display names do not make request or decoder variants interchangeable.

How should I interpret a value?

Use the exact vehicle profile and confirm the returned module and unit. An unavailable response is not zero. This reference does not supply a universal normal range or infer a failed component.

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Definition variants and exact profile relationships

Entries sharing a label and unit can use different requests or decoders. The following variants are retained separately; they are not interchangeable.

pid-c10e845f3c27c22e7daef942 · 9 profiles · runtime-ready
Source and applicability

OBD Lens production library legacy-owner-2026-10-09-v81. This is a scoped technical reference, not a scan of your car. A catalog relationship does not certify that every ECU, year or engine returns the same signal or code definition.

Read the reference method

OBD Lens reference library · catalog legacy-owner-2026-10-09-v81. Sources and scope