Hi Jamie, I cannot find that fault code! I suggest that you look at the coil packs which control the ignition and the crankshaft and camshaft sensors. These are the areas most likely to cause random misfire. You should also look at the condition of the spark plugs. Fitting a new set wouldn't be a bad idea, but get the recommended plugs of the correct heat range and type. Regards John
Jamie I would strongly suggest not spraying water as that could land your daughter with a much heavier expense. Instead of doing that ask him to blow the whole unit off with compressed air to make sure there is no water or moisture anywhere in the system. If there is that may cause a misfire and give the symptoms reported. Ask your daughters mechanic to check the pick up's I've mentioned and the motor for the exhaust gas re circulation. Don't hesitate if you think combined minds can be of help. Regards John
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Thank You John, My daughter has it 800 miles away so we are at the hands of the garage mechanic. They suggested replacing everything. I thought if he sprayed water on the wires and coils he would find the problem......
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