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Odd Misfire error

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YOUR RESEARCHOdd Misfire error

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Use coil bolts

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You can use the old coil bolts to remount the heat shields.
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Use coil bolts

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You can use the old coil bolts to remount the heat shields.
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Odd Misfire error

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spirited drive and in my case, new coil packs fixed the issue.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The car has been driven regularly the last month, with no issues. It sat for about 5 days and when I started it up I got a check engine light (which happens because of the gas cap) Everything seemed to smooth out and when I went to back out it seemed like it had a wobble in the engine. I parked it and everything seemed to be normal until I put it gear and backed out of the garage. It just didn't feel right, so I parked and put the scanner on it and got the P0300 error. I pulled it back into the garage and shut it off No idea what happened nor how to proceed.

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I threw that code while on a very spirited drive and in my case, new coil packs fixed the issue.

POST 3Original post

Same for me new coils cured it the heat expanded the plastic causing problem

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If I remember the 997 coils are preferred, correct?

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Yes. They come with longer bolts that are necessary because the shape of the coils is different. You can use the old coil bolts to remount the heat shields.

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