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Hello, I got a misfire from my car
the code are
P0300 Random Misfired
P0303 cylinder 3 misfired
P0305 cylinder 5 misfired
I changed the spark plugs and the spark plugs wire but it seem still misfire. I did a search but it seem every thread the thread starter seem to disappear and not post how they solve their problems -____-.....
if it keeps indicating cylinders 3 & 5 then it will fairly easy to figure out, either related to fuel or ignition or engine issue in those cylinders
most likely suspects:
distributor caps
injectors
the problem will definitely be one of the following:
Ignition System
Injector
Fuel Line Pressure
EGR
Compression
Valve clearance
Valve timing
MAF meter
Engine Coolant Temp. Sensor (ECTS)
ECU Capacitors
why not start with replacing dist. caps & rotors, ECTS, and ECU capacitors, in that order, as these are three common problem areas in a 96 LS and use genuine Toyota parts for ECTS and distributor caps & rotors
Last edited by LScowboyLS; Oct 20, 2012 at 12:45 PM.
when it idle it sputter like alot, engine shakes alot too
it sputter less when i step on gas. should i post a video of it? kinda hard to explain
crap i forgot to get the result but cylinder 1 has no compression and cylinder 3 has a low compression
if you did the compression test correctly, and you truly have no compression in cylinder 1, then you have major engine issues, i.e. a bent valve or a hole in the piston etc. - there is no low cost fix for these kind of problems, you are looking at big money, as no small problem can cause complete loss of compression in a cylinder.
how confident are you in your compression testing tools and ability?
if you did the compression test correctly, and you truly have no compression in cylinder 1, then you have major engine issues, i.e. a bent valve or a hole in the piston etc. - there is no low cost fix for these kind of problems, you are looking at big money, as no small problem can cause complete loss of compression in a cylinder.
how confident are you in your compression testing tools and ability?
bent valve? thats what scares me... but if there was a bent valve wouldnt all the other valve would be bent as well with it? maybe i should just stop driving the car far huh?
Originally Posted by hotdawwg
Autozone bro.... I even think Pepboys can do a free test!
actually none of them do free test i went earlier =[
Originally Posted by PureDrifter
did you recently have any work done on the car? when was the last time the timing belt was changed and what's your current mileage?