The "Service Engine Soon Light" keeps coming on. My mechanic's code
reader shows P0303, something to do with one of the cylinder? After lot
of work and hours on the car, my mechanic is thinking of changing the
computer of the car because this may be caused by a problem in the
computer itself, giving false message. When the code is erased, the car
works perfectly for few minutes or hours and the signal comes on again.
At 100-110 km/hour or more the car shakes and slowdown before getting
strong power again and go. Sometimes, the Service engine soon lights at
the same time as overdrive green light.
It appears that a computer for my car is hard to find. Anyone with an
idea to solve this problem?
GOITA
thats a cylinder #3 misfire.
> The "Service Engine Soon Light" keeps coming on. My mechanic's code
> reader shows P0303, something to do with one of the cylinder? After lot
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> GOITA
thats a cylinder #3 misfire.
> The "Service Engine Soon Light" keeps coming on. My mechanic's code
> reader shows P0303, something to do with one of the cylinder? After lot
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> GOITA
Any suggestion for solution to the cylinder number 3 misfire?
Goita
> The "Service Engine Soon Light" keeps coming on. My mechanic's code
> reader shows P0303, something to do with one of the cylinder? After lot
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> GOITA
Shep - 28 Jul 2006 21:44 GMT
Proper diasgnosis by a qualiied technician. Bad in jector, plug wire, coil,
weak cylinder compression, this assumes you actually have a driveability
issue, which by your desciption you do. There is no magic bullet here.
> Any suggestion for solution to the cylinder number 3 misfire?
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>> GOITA
>The "Service Engine Soon Light" keeps coming on. My mechanic's code
>reader
Is it really only a code reader? Not a full-fledged scan tool? If
so, it is no wonder the problem has not been diagnosed.
> shows P0303, something to do with one of the cylinder?
Misfire #3 cylinder
> After lot of work and hours on the car,
It would be very helpful to know what he has actually done, what parts
he may have changed.
> my mechanic is thinking of changing the
>computer of the car because this may be caused by a problem in the
>computer itself, giving false message.
The mechanic is grasping at straws. This is unlikely.
> When the code is erased, the car
>works perfectly for few minutes or hours and the signal comes on again.
>At 100-110 km/hour or more the car shakes and slowdown
When the misfire on #3 cylinder returns.
> before getting
>strong power again and go. Sometimes, the Service engine soon lights at
>the same time as overdrive green light.
>It appears that a computer for my car is hard to find.
It appears the "mechanic" cannot find the intermittent #3 misfire.
Should be easy to find a computer at a salvage yard but that probably
will not fix the problem.
> Anyone with an
>idea to solve this problem?
Change shops.
Don
www.donsautomotive.com
>GOITA