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Persistent misfire codes
I also switched the offending cylinder coils. Code stayed at the original cylinder.- ClztrafobicGofr
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Persistent misfire codes
Hey Ruper thanks for the response. It's seems ive done exactly as you had. I just didn't replace the top blue o-rings. Now every 50 miles or so I'll get p0302 p0305 316 and 300. Those are the only codes although the reader claims 9 codes. It seems almost like it's storing them indefinitely...- ClztrafobicGofr
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Persistent misfire codes
Hit the MAF just this morning. Seemed to help. The airbox though. Good thought. Thanks- ClztrafobicGofr
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Persistent misfire codes
Following an engine swap and correcting multiple codes/ issues my 2007 Range Rover HSE continues to throw misfire codes. 90% of the time it's 305 and 302 referring to 5 and 2 cylinders. Occasionally it'll include an additional cylinder today referencing 308. Engine/vehicle runs strong unless I...- ClztrafobicGofr
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Land Rover 4.4L swap options and compatibility
Hi to all and thanks for allowing my participation on the forum . As it turns out my first post is the result of buying my first Land Rover (07 RR HSE 4.4.) I love it but turns out it was overheated somewhere along the the line and I'm not going to take chances with the current block ...- ClztrafobicGofr
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