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Old Sep 13, 2015 | 09:21 PM
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P0300 please help

Hello everyone , yesterday I took my G out and when I was waiting at the light to turn green the car all of a sudden started idling rough, light turn green so I started going and it felt really bad, as i was pulling over I smelled a cent of burned wires and bad fuel, I got to a near advanced auto parts ran the codes because SES light was flashing, I got P0300 and P0305 i changed my spark plugs to denso iridiums that's what I was running previously, didn't work, I changed coil #5 car somewhat felt a little better but still running bad I took it to advanced again because is down the street from me and I got code P0302 I changed coil #2 and finally It was working perfect ! But 2 minutes later it got worse again SES light was flashing again, nd it smoked from coil #3 it smelled like burned wires but I don't see any burned wires ! Now I only have codeP0300 and is running like complete **** it has barely any power what can it be ?!?!? Please help
 
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Old Sep 14, 2015 | 08:32 AM
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You're going to need to provide more info like what year your car is
 
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Old Sep 14, 2015 | 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by yosip1115
You're going to need to provide more info like what year your car is
Oh sorry it's an 06 infiniti g35 coupe with 160xxx miles on it
 
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Old Sep 14, 2015 | 11:10 PM
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I just re-read and realized how much you might have screwed yourself. Have you changed plugs before? Do you know how tight to go with them and about the crush washer etc?

When you get a misfire start with swapping that coil with another and resetting the ECU by pulling the battery cable or the other way if you are familiar/confident with it. That way you know if it is the coil or something you messed up like a loose connector.

Smoke from cylinder 3? Like white smoke coming out of the spark plug tube when you pulled it? Or when it is running?
 
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Old Sep 14, 2015 | 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by yosip1115
I just re-read and realized how much you might have screwed yourself. Have you changed plugs before? Do you know how tight to go with them and about the crush washer etc?

When you get a misfire start with swapping that coil with another and resetting the ECU by pulling the battery cable or the other way if you are familiar/confident with it. That way you know if it is the coil or something you messed up like a loose connector.

Smoke from cylinder 3? Like white smoke coming out of the spark plug tube when you pulled it? Or when it is running?
I'm a do it your self kind of guy so when it comes to simple stuff yeah I do the work myself , the misfire randomly started happening so that's why I went with the plugs first, didn't do the job nd when i changed coil pack #5 I didn't think it thru to swap it out with another one because I was getting code P0300 and P0305 so I figured besides 5 another one was misfiring, which was #2 that was misfirng along with 5 , nd white smoked came out were coil 3 is at I didn't see exactly where was it coming from but it was near 3 to be exact , nd the car was running when that happened. once I changed out coil pack 5 and 2 the tricky part is that the car ran perfect for like 2 minutes then it started running bad again and I got P0300 again but this time by itself , I'm going to change out the other 4 coil packs and see what happens
 

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Old Oct 14, 2015 | 12:48 AM
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Did you happen to figure out what the issue was on your car? Did you get it resolved?
 
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