Lots of oil in cylinders

I don't know if there is a tool to check it other than at the dealer. If you had an NGS tester you could see which one was mis-firing. Call your local AutoZone, Advance Auto or other parts store and see if they have the tester.
 
How much harder was it on the drivers side? It only took me about 15 minutes to get to the coils on the passenger side. I know the VCG will take a little longer and the driver side even longer.
 
i didnt change the VCG on the drivers side. ill wait till summer to do that. It wasnt hard, just tedious. my hands are cut up from all the tight places. the coils and plugs on the drivers side are a little harder but not that bad.
 
if it's still shaking I'd by the other 3 coils. Actually you may have issues on the drivers side too.
 
UPDATE> so i went after work today to get the new code read. it was a p0171. so i thought i was because i snapped my vacuum line, so i went to another autozone and got some tubing and fixed that. then it still did it. so i decided to buy 4 new plugs (i though man i just bought plugs 5 months ago, they cant be bad) cause they were soaked in oil from the VCG. so i got home and swapped the plugs and cleaned the coils real good. started her up and shes fine. sounds better than ever.

Word of advice for those who have the same problem. Do the work yourself. you get more satisfaction, breaking the problem down and solving it yourself. I saved alot of money too. Hopefully she holds up. Thanks again for all those who helped me. Quikls, beaups, lsbit, grey ghost, you guys all rock and if i forgot someone thanks.
 
SO i thought it was gone but today it started shaking again. so i though it might be the cracked vacuum line. so i fabed one and put the in but then i get a CEL. im thinking im gonna take it to the dealer and pay the 92 diagnostic fee. my warranty is almost up in a couoplke miles so i figure ill have them check everything. any suggestions
 
aftermarket, its a bs waranty they dont cover :q:q:q:q and have a 200 deductible. and dont cover diagnostic fees.
 
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