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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / January 2007

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CEL flashing, VSC OFF!!!

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Dina - 22 Jan 2007 20:40 GMT
Hi,
Yesterday I went to Autozone to read codes, and I've got ''the PCM has
determined that multiple random misfires have occured in cylinder #2, #3, #4
and Troubleshooting PO300, PO302, PO303, PO304.'' What does that mean? How
expensive is to repair them?
Just recently I've replaced the 02sensor, the mass air flow meter and the air
filter.
1999 LEXUS ES300, 108.000 ml
Thank you much!
PS My English is not very great, so sorry for my not-very-detailed-message.
Scott Dorsey - 22 Jan 2007 22:34 GMT
>Yesterday I went to Autozone to read codes, and I've got ''the PCM has
>determined that multiple random misfires have occured in cylinder #2, #3, #4
>and Troubleshooting PO300, PO302, PO303, PO304.'' What does that mean? How
>expensive is to repair them?

It means just that.  A bunch of different cylinders are occasionally misfiring.
This would indicate something that is common to all cylinders being the
problem.  How expensive it is depends on what is causing the problem.

Now, what codes are you NOT getting?  Sometimes the codes that aren't coming
up are as important as those that are.

>Just recently I've replaced the 02sensor, the mass air flow meter and the air
>filter.

Why did you replace these?  What led you to think they were problems?

I suggest measuring the fuel pressure, looking at the plugs, and checking
the timing with a timing light.
--scott
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Dina - 22 Jan 2007 23:09 GMT
>>Yesterday I went to Autozone to read codes, and I've got ''the PCM has
>>determined that multiple random misfires have occured in cylinder #2, #3, #4
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>the timing with a timing light.
>--scott
First of all, I'm sorry I have same thread twice, my computer was
disconnected.
Why I replaced them, because I had CEL on before. I went to dealership and
they suggested to replace them, after what the CEL turned off. But for very
short time (1-2 weeks)
I have no idea what codes I didn't get. He gave me just 4 receiptes with
description. That's all what I have.
Thank you for your answer!
 
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