One driver reported rough running and a P0300 warning on the first start of the day. After a short drive and restart, the engine felt normal for the rest of the day, including a long trip.
What the report actually shows
The owner suspected an aging battery because cranking sounded weak in freezing weather, but the thread did not show a test proving that the battery caused the misfire.
Reported outcome
No confirmed repair is documented.
What to take from this case
Capture the fault during the first cold start: battery and charging readings, misfire counts, codes and freeze-frame conditions. A clean restart is a timing clue, not proof of any one part.
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