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rjk 05-23-2010 10:12 PM

Plugged cat was my problem (pass side). Cleaned out the debris & tried my best to flush anything out of the rear cat. Cleared codes (PO301,302,303) via Autozone and engine light did not return after a 1 hour highway drive. Will monitor. Nothing to indicate a misfire during the drive (I was careful when I removed the wires, used a 17mm open-end wrench after dismounting the coils). The misfire codes only appeared with the first power loss which, in retrospect, was probably the initial demise of the forward cat.
Thank you again arkie.

RichardM98 05-23-2010 10:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chas H (Post 2472821)
Well I should have played the lottery the day I changed the wires that tested good but caused the car to run quite poorly and set a bunch of misfire codes.
I don't know if all 12 wires were bad. I don't see the sense in replacing a few of them just to have the car back next week with a few more bad plug wires.
I'm just offering advice to the OP. You fix your cars your way, I'll fix mine my way.

Sorry CharH, didn't mean to make you defensive. I always try to remember that 'it's your car and your money' so you get to make the final decision.:D

Chas H 05-23-2010 10:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardM98 (Post 2472877)
Sorry CharH, didn't mean to make you defensive. I always try to remember that 'it's your car and your money' so you get to make the final decision.:D

No apology needed since I wasn't defensive.
But I was working on a customer's car, not my own.


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