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10-30-11, 12:38 AM

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Had timing belt changed and now keep getting DTC 1305. Changed igniter and it still occurs. Any suggestions?

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10-30-11, 12:39 AM

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Had timing belt changed and now keep getting DTC 1305. Changed igniter and it still occurs. Any suggestions?

96ls400...car keeps cutting off

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10-30-11, 01:16 AM

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P1305? you probably cut a wire between the ignitor and the coil. check the harness especially near the covers for the timing belts/distributors.

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10-30-11, 02:48 AM

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Check particularly around the crank shaft position sensor wiring, it's fairly easy around there to not redress the wiring loom correctly and get the wires damaged.

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10-31-11, 09:27 AM

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I have changed cam position sensors for that code, 1 from damage to wiring when someone did a t/belt and another was just a bad sensor with 425k on it...

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10-31-11, 11:42 AM

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Good advice with checking wires to a from coil. As I just bought a '96 and just did the TB/WP. Mine started giving me the same code and I found the bottom clips to the coil had cracked and plug was loose and not making good contact. enjoy, =spence