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JuicedSS 04-24-2006 01:16 AM

SES light
 
I have thrown a ses light.
I used hp tuners and i am thrown a P0300 code witch is a missfire I looked to see what cylinders are misfiring and they are #'s 7 and 8. I have changed out spark plugs, spark plugs wires cleaned maf and still throws thoes codes. Anyone have any other idea of what it might be??:banghead:

archemedes 04-24-2006 01:43 PM

do you have an aftermarket cam? Check the plug wire connector at the coil also (just had that on the gp)

NoRiceInside 04-24-2006 08:58 PM

how do you know its 7 and 8? P0300 is for random misfire...

JuicedSS 04-24-2006 09:12 PM


Originally Posted by archemedes
do you have an aftermarket cam? Check the plug wire connector at the coil also (just had that on the gp)

No aftermarket cam yet
I changed coils and made sure everything was on

JuicedSS 04-24-2006 09:12 PM


Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
how do you know its 7 and 8? P0300 is for random misfire...

I used hp tuners scan tool

JuicedSS 04-24-2006 09:15 PM

I'm going to rip into the heads and look at valve spring, push rods and rockers tomorrow. (Side note I have not done any new mods) it just happin last week

BAD LS1 04-27-2006 02:43 PM

PO300 means RANDOM MISFIRE DETECTED. That means mulitple cylinders. If it was a count on #7 and #8 going though the roof it would set a code for those cylinders.

If you had valvetrain problems you would know it by now, LOTS of mechanical noise, VERY poor running and power. Save your time. You may have just got a tank of ****** gas.

JuicedSS 05-13-2006 12:48 AM

:woot:
Found out it was a nice header leak
Got that fixed no more ses light

NoRiceInside 05-13-2006 12:56 AM


Originally Posted by JuicedSS
I used hp tuners scan tool

thanks for the info, but i dont give a ****. if you had a misfire on #7 and 8 you'd also get a P0307 and P0308 as well.

JuicedSS 05-13-2006 12:59 AM


Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
thanks for the info, but i dont give a ****. if you had a misfire on #7 and 8 you'd also get a P0307 and P0308 as well.



:confused:

Mike Jones 05-13-2006 01:10 AM


Originally Posted by JuicedSS
:woot:
Found out it was a nice header leak
Got that fixed no more ses light

That's awesome to hear, there's nothing better than an easy fix.

Str8upChevy 05-13-2006 02:30 AM


Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
thanks for the info, but i dont give a ****. if you had a misfire on #7 and 8 you'd also get a P0307 and P0308 as well.


Originally Posted by JuicedSS
:confused:

No Kidding.....what's up with that? He just told you what tool he used. :rolleyes:

I'm glad you figured out what it was bro ~ ;)

2000v6cam 05-13-2006 05:15 AM

glad u found the problem and atleast it wasnt a big problem to fix


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