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Old August 26th, 2012, 2:44 PM
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I was leaving my house and while pulling away I felt a loss in power and it started shaking bad and the check engine light was flashing, so I pulled back into the garage and turned it off but the code goes away when I idle though you can smell it running rich and it idles really rough. Any ideas what I can do to check the code? I pulled all the plugs and they all look good so I'm assuming it's a bad coil pack I just am not for sure! For the last few weeks it has been idling somewhat rough and shaking when I take my foot off the brake and let it idle forward but it went away above 5 mph and drove normal.

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I just got a p0300 code with my code checker
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p0300 is the random/multiple cylinder misfire code. which could be a few things. coil is very possible. typically if a plug or injector is bad you will get a misfire code for that specific cylinder. but random misfire is usually coil.
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Originally Posted by maxxman04
p0300 is the random/multiple cylinder misfire code. which could be a few things. coil is very possible. typically if a plug or injector is bad you will get a misfire code for that specific cylinder. but random misfire is usually coil.
But how do I know which coils to change? If its multiple random misfire wouldn't that mean more than one? I just changed the o2 sensors and that did nothing, I had planned on changing them anyways
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try catilytic converter mine loss of power woouldnt shift right.take a infered tempature gauge while engine has been running for 15 minutes behind cat should be 75 to 100 degrees hotter then be4
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