just went out got about a mile started missing came home got the meter & pulled code PO 355 these are new coil packs they have about 8,000 miles , no racing no speeding no nothing ? the AC also shut down didnt overheat just stumbled home letting it cool off , any help thanks in advance seems like the miss is on the passenger side which coil would it be ....thanks again
code PO 355
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When you say new coil packs you have a 96-98? Check the plug wires first, then the plugs. Probably something minor.
Coil on plugs the 35x code usually means on the supply side of the coil. Make sure they are secure on the plugs. Also check the plugs and make sure they are tight. Almost sounds like you are losing the connection in some fashion.
Coil on plugs the 35x code usually means on the supply side of the coil. Make sure they are secure on the plugs. Also check the plugs and make sure they are tight. Almost sounds like you are losing the connection in some fashion.
no luck yet
thanks mine is a 1999 I had a extra couple extra coil pack so I tried to disconnect to see any difference , swapped all the ones around on the drivers side , no luck errased the code it comes back up just po 355 ........ everything seems tight no water or coolant in the spark plug holes , at the same time the AC just quit also ? she was running so good ? the fuel filter has been in at least a year ? I really baby this car ? there is a shop but the guy is always busy & I couldnt get thru , if any of you guys have any ideas please jump in , thanks for your help buddy maybe someday I can help you ........ Mike
thanks mine is a 1999 I had a extra couple extra coil pack so I tried to disconnect to see any difference , swapped all the ones around on the drivers side , no luck errased the code it comes back up just po 355 ........ everything seems tight no water or coolant in the spark plug holes , at the same time the AC just quit also ? she was running so good ? the fuel filter has been in at least a year ? I really baby this car ? there is a shop but the guy is always busy & I couldnt get thru , if any of you guys have any ideas please jump in , thanks for your help buddy maybe someday I can help you ........ Mike
Stark77
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I was just about to mention the Granatelli COP's. Also, unplug them all and try hitting them with some hot air from a blow dryer. I unplugged mine recently for extra room while installing/uninstalling a new intake manifold and I was POSITIVE I didn't get any water in those things but still got the misfire code. I unplugged them all and blew some warm air in for a bit and cleaned out with dry rag and the issue disappeared.
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