Unleashing Engine Power A Comprehensive Analysis of the P0300 Code

It could be multiple things, cap, rotor, plugs, wires, coil, distributor - some new ones are crap, could even be bad connections, or problem with the fuel ... P0300 is a random misfire and can be a long list of causes as mentioned. It could also be just some bad gas. Clear the code and see if it comes ... This diagnostic trouble code (DTC) indicates that your car's computer has detected an engine misfire that's random and/or appearing on multiple cylinders. Ignition coils are a common problem with this generation RX but they would fail individually. Fuel pressure is another common source that would ... A P0300 trouble code means that one or more cylinders is misfiring and not completely burning its fuel/air mixture. Bearing in mind that you ... Find your TRQ parts here: http://1aau.to/m/ETCG0300 Eric the Car Guy is here! He's visiting TRQ to explain check engine codes to you! The OBD II P0300 fault code stands for random or multiple cylinder misfires detected. Cars have 4, 6, 8, or more cylinders, depending on the engine size. It is normally a code that relates to checking the plugs and wires. Things is, in the past I had similar chugging and checked and found a loose wire. I have P0300 code, which is a random misfire. I replaced all the plugs with NGK platinums and gapped them correctly at .44". I tested all of my coils, and they ... I have been battling the dreaded P0300: Random Multiple Misfire Detected. So far I have replaced plug and ignition coils, and the intake and exhaust solenoids.