Hi,
On this vehicle, there is a cylinder head temperature sensor. It is located on the driver's side front cylinder head below the intake. I attached a pic of its location. The directions indicate to remove the upper intake manifold to replace it, but if you remove the alternator, chances are you can get to it.
Now, before you go crazy replacing it, do you have a live data scanner? If the sensor is causing the misfire when cold and there are no codes, you can check to see what the sensor is indicating the temp to be (maybe too hot or too cold). Or, you can tell by the fuel trims if they are too rich or lean.
It's just a thought. May save you a few bucks and a headache. Keep in mind, if it hasn't had new plugs, they may be a possible cause as well.
Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.
Take care,
Joe
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Friday, May 1st, 2020 AT 8:43 PM