My es 300 missing after tune up what could it be

IT mean that it has stopped working it is not going up and down or one of the rings have broke on it. it you keep driving it it will brake you motor

IT HAS TO DO WITH THE COILS TO THE INJECTORS

i would check for a vacuum or exhaust leak or the egr valve..you are on the right track with the first step in diagnosis

Yep

replace spark plugs, spark plug wires, cap, ignition rotor, air filter, oil change, transmission flush, transmission filter&gasket .. That should do it.. It'lI be good if you could check your timing as well.. do this tune up every 15-20 thousand miles and oil changed every 3000 miles, depend on how much you drive it.

if it has cables for your shifter xheck them they break.im assuming its an standard

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No, it would not cause a miss-fire. What oil did you use, wrong weight?

Hi there;

#4 Miss-fire. All the things you are saying make a lot of sense. When the light is blinking the cylinder is actualy misfiring, & the smell you are smelling is the fuel that is not burning in the engine burning in the exahst. This can cause a lot of damage to the exausht if it is not repaired..
There is still a couple of things that need to be checked, first he needs to check to see if it is possibly a fuel injector that is sticking. He can do this easily by moving the #4 injector to another cylinder & run the car. When it starts missfiring he will need to see if it is still #4 or if it is the cylinder that he moved the injector to. if it is the new cylinder it is obviously the injector, if it is still #4 he will need to look into the possibility of the EGR valve sticking open or some other issue to do with valve timing or low compression.
I hope this helps
Farrout!

the ignition coil is very easy to replace it would be located on the side of the car chasis next to the engine and would have one cable coming from it with a couple of wires leading to it that would affect the acceleration to a certain degree