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P0300 code

BarryC

Member
Messages
6
Location
Pennsylvania
Good day all,
My H3 has been coding the Dreaded P0300 code! (Random cylinder misfire)
I started with the most obvious and relatively cheapest fix...new plugs.Still coded...so next I replaced the Coil packs,still codes! Only codes when It idles?! Runs perfectly fine..no misses or poor acceleration etc?!! I then cleaned the throttle body as well...still fkng codes ???!!! Doesn't appear to have any vacuum leaks either...and new fuel pump a year ago...so fuel pressure is also good! Any suggestions would be appreciated 🙂 FB_IMG_1695246109589.jpg.
 

H3Hummer

Well-Known Member
Messages
700
Location
LUXEMBOURG in EU
Did you try to clear the code with an OBD2 reader? I had the same one , but after replacing my 5 coil sparks and sparks, cleared the code on OBD, it was gone and didn't reappear .
 

Happy Hummer

Well-Known Member
Messages
1,455
Location
Wisconsin
What brand of sparky?
What brand of coil?
Did you also remove TB?
Have you dumped in a 20oz. bottle of Tecron ? Great stuff...
Have you swapped in new o.e.m. o.g. injectors?
Have you replaced or at least tighten the intake manifold?
 

alrock

El Diablo
Staff member
Messages
10,650
Location
Scottsdale
Wish I had good recommendations. Mine was the bad outcome (new head) and I had no other symptoms. That said, most are able to resolve that issue without a new head.
 
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