Question Vaccuum Leak
I was getting a random misfire code being set about once a week a few months ago. Never consistent with any one cylinder IIRC. I replaced all the vacuum hoses and the code has never come back. I bought 4ft of hose and probably should have bought 5. 4 was exactly enough. Took maybe 30min-1hr to change them all. Pretty easy on the 2.8l.
Maybe you have a bad intake manifold gasket. Change all the vacuum hoses first, it is really cheap, maybe 10.00 dollars at a parts store for the vacuum lines.
Jeff
Maybe you have a bad intake manifold gasket. Change all the vacuum hoses first, it is really cheap, maybe 10.00 dollars at a parts store for the vacuum lines.
Jeff
here is the codes
P0300 random multiple cylinder misfire
P0304 cylinder 4 misfire
P0306 cylinder 6 misfire
p0305 cylinder 5 misfire
spark plugs, wires and coil already replaced.
no misfiring when it is idling but if I go up to 5000 rpm
range it throws these codes.
I ordered new vacuum hoses, should be in thursday
ANY SUGGESTIONS WHAT TO DO?
Thanks guys
P0300 random multiple cylinder misfire
P0304 cylinder 4 misfire
P0306 cylinder 6 misfire
p0305 cylinder 5 misfire
spark plugs, wires and coil already replaced.
no misfiring when it is idling but if I go up to 5000 rpm
range it throws these codes.
I ordered new vacuum hoses, should be in thursday
ANY SUGGESTIONS WHAT TO DO?
Thanks guys
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