fixed P0300 P1325 P1153, 1999 Rx300
02-02-16, 08:01 AM
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fixed P0300 P1325 P1153, 1999 Rx300
Got those three codes because of misfires, CEL. Research indicated the Air/fuel sensor (aka O2) off Bank 2, sensor 1 was probably bad, This is real easy to get to but... is expensive. So with my OBD reader plugged in I switched the #2 and #6 coils and the code switched from P1325 (#6) to P1305 (#2). Bingo! That coil is like $$$ at Autozone, I got new one at Amazon for $22. Put it in, CEL turned itself off, car runs smooth.
I was lucky the bad coil was in the front, but even luckier I did not buy a new A/F sensor.
I was lucky the bad coil was in the front, but even luckier I did not buy a new A/F sensor.
Last edited by Puttster; 02-02-16 at 09:34 PM. Reason: $$$, itself
02-02-16, 11:52 AM
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Got those three codes because of misfires, CEL. Research indicated the Air/fuel sensor (aka O2) off Bank 2, sensor 1 was probably bad, This is real easy to get to but... is expensive. So with my OBD reader plugged in I switched the #2 and #6 coils and the code switched from P1325 (#6) to P1305 (#2). Bingo! That coil is like $150 at Autozone, I got new one at Amazon for $22. Put it in, CEL turned off, car runs smooth.
I was lucky the bad coil was in the front, but even luckier I did not buy a new A/F sensor.
I was lucky the bad coil was in the front, but even luckier I did not buy a new A/F sensor.
02-02-16, 05:54 PM
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I got the coil here
But the jerks sold out and instead of next day delivery it took six days. When it came though, it worked okay. Its a # 267, for a 6 cyl.
Last edited by Puttster; 02-02-16 at 06:00 PM.
02-02-16, 07:26 PM
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I got the coil here Amazon.com: PT Auto Warehouse IC267 - Ignition Coil: Automotive
But the jerks sold out and instead of next day delivery it took six days. When it came though, it worked okay. Its a # 267, for a 6 cyl.
But the jerks sold out and instead of next day delivery it took six days. When it came though, it worked okay. Its a # 267, for a 6 cyl.
02-03-16, 07:32 AM
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CJJ, you are looking at this all wrong. Try to think about the breaking knuckles on bank one as an investment, and now, in retirement, it will be all easy street.
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