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Engine problem - p0300 - Whats the fix?

Originally Posted by ajc1884 Help!!! I just bought a used 2009, MT, sport package, w/ 35000 miles about a month ago. Started her up one cold morning (about 30 degrees)

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Old 01-30-2013, 11:09 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Help!!!
I just bought a used 2009, MT, sport package, w/ 35000 miles about a month ago.
Started her up one cold morning (about 30 degrees) and the service engine soon light came on immediately.
So i bought a code reader off of Amazon and it read p03000.

I was able to clear the code.
Havent been able to drive it yet cause its been snowing here...
I did let it idle to normal operating temperature and the light didnt come back on.

Should I be worried? What if it comes back on?
Please help.

Code : P0300 may also be accompanied by a 301-312. the number after the 3 indicated the misfiring cylinder

Definition : Random/Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected

Symptom : Check Engine Light Illuminated and engine misfire, may also detect loss of power or hesitation while accelerating

Cause : The engine will set this code when a misfire is repeatedly detected.

Repair : Replace the failed component on that particular cylinder. Most commonly the Coil Pack

Damage if not repaired : Engine damage to the cylinders rings and damage to the catalytic converter from raw fuel not being burned, not to mention the poor performance and fuel mileage.

When you pull the check engine light codes and p0300 pops up you may ask yourself, What do I do now? See if there is an additional code such as p0302. The number that follows the 3 ( 02 in this case) identify's the problem cylinder. So the problem would be in the number 2 cylinder and in most cases can be cured by replacing the coil pack.

I suggest repairing the problem so in the future if your car has an additional problem it can illuminate the check engine light to let you know you need to fix an issue.
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