Hmm... P1399 isn't listed in Actron's database, either
(http://www.actron.com/code_lookup.php)
A good place to start would be fuel injector cleaner and fuel dryer (a
separate product - use both together). I'm thinking fuel because you don't
complain of misfires affecting your driving and an ignition system that new
isn't likely to be weak on all cylinders without failing completely by now.
If the injector cleaning doesn't help, the next step would be an ignition
tuneup. New as these parts are, one of them could be breaking down. If the
injector cleaner or fuel dryer does help, you might want to change to a
different gas station.
Mike
> Please help,
> My 2003 3.2 cl-s (21k miles) is misfiring...getting all 8 of these codes
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> Thank you!!!
> Rob
Rob - 02 Dec 2004 18:21 GMT
I Appreciate your reply....Thank You!
Ill try what you mentioned...
fyi....the car was close to empty for about 8 months.... & I just filled it
up with premium. same prob. before and after.
Ill let you know how the gas-dryer/injector cleaner works...
MORE BACKROUND.
It breaks up alittle at idle...
Run real smooth under low throttle & low speeds
But once you hit 3rd(or higher) gear or so (its a 6spd) & gas it ...it
breaks up.
> Hmm... P1399 isn't listed in Actron's database, either
> (http://www.actron.com/code_lookup.php)
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> > Thank you!!!
> > Rob
Michael Pardee - 03 Dec 2004 02:58 GMT
If you mean the car sat with a nearly empty tank, that explains a lot! The
fuel will be really funky after that long. I'd expect the cleaner and dryer
to help, but I'd think it will take a hundred miles or more.
Mike
>I Appreciate your reply....Thank You!
>
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>> > Thank you!!!
>> > Rob