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03-31-2021
Getting the generic P00300. The solution offered by the parts store was to replace all the wires and coils (the plugs are less than two months old). I have a set of wires left over from my Monte Carlo, but I am not spending $500 to replace all the coils for no reason.
Is there any way to get this narrowed down?
04-01-2021
cat could be clogged up.
04-01-2021
A live data scan tool that can read each cylinder for misfires is what you need. This way you can figure out what cylinders are causing the P0300.
04-02-2021
OT here but do you have a recommendation for one? preferrably not one requiring one of them fancy schmancy phones and reasonably pricedOriginally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch
04-03-2021
I believe this one by Bosch does but they also sell a few different version with more features of this style scan tool. I would do some reading and maybe watching reviews to get a better idea.
Amazon.com
I'm spoiled because I have a small handheld scanner for quick stuff and then I use my laptop with tuner software if I really need to figure something out. I haven't looked real hard at what all these scan tools do now. Pretty much something in the $100-200 range should be able to read codes, do live data and also do ABS functions now.
05-10-2021
Misfire code disappeared when seven others appeared. All those are fixed, and no reocurrence.
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