Kenracer yes our codes p0301 and p0306 is the #1 and #6 misfire
98 dodge ram 1500 5.9l p0301 p0306 is this the 1 and 6 cylinder misfire?
SOURCE: cylinder 1 misfire
If it smooths out at wide open throttle it's probably not the injector but rather a substantial vacuum leak at that cylinder.
SOURCE: misfire on cylinder no.1 fault code P0301
there are a few things that set this code.a bad spark plug,a bad spark plug wire,a bad ignition coil,a bad fuel injector(either not working or very dirty),a compression problem(either poor valve sealing or piston assembly problem),a vacum leak at cylinder #1,the rule of thumb is you need 3 things for a cylinder fire,spark-fuel-air.
Testimonial: "excellent thanks, have changed the plugs and didnt want to go for a coil pack untill i had a second opinion"
SOURCE: code scan: P0301 Cylinder 1 misfire detected
Code P0301 is a generic OBD Code for Misfire. It also indicates you have a misfire in the #1 Cylinder. I would start by checking the plug wire to make sure its clean and on all the way (at the coil as well). Then if that doesnt help I would pull the plug out and check the condition of the spark plug. hopefully this will give you some direction. Thanks for Using FixYa!
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SOURCE: P0460 Fuel Level Sensor Circuit Malfunction
most of the time the coil goes bad, but the po460 code if it is a flex fuel car the module behind the radio goes bad
P0300?? Multiple Cylinder Misfire
P0301?? Cylinder #1 Misfire
P0307?? Cylinder #7 Misfire
are the codes start with the basics inspect plugs wires cap rotor and if all checks out do a compression test
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two codes both say misfire cylinder 2 p0302 and the other says the same thing but has the code of p0302pd
how to fix p0301 on chevy cobolt
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