[Spensaur]

Glad everything worked out for you brotha

[freshwater]

Originally Posted by Spensaur

Glad everything worked out for you brotha

yes in the end with harness fixed, walnut blasted and bad Coil replaced
car runs like a new car as far as acceleration and throttle is concern.

[mike2006325]

thats great you got it running well, i got the same problem and the p0301 with the p112d, i changed the o2 sensor first(I know im a dummy) realizing the coil was bad and was causing the 02 to read rich a show a code

[hankcah]

Originally Posted by mike2006325

thats great you got it running well, i got the same problem and the p0301 with the p112d, i changed the o2 sensor first(I know im a dummy) realizing the coil was bad and was causing the 02 to read rich a show a code

Im getting the same p112d code on my car as well. I pull the p112d code with my own tool, but an indi shop shows 2c2e and 2c3e (which has something to do with the sensors I believe)

Was the p112d code for your coil? How much did this run you may I ask?

Thanks

[sajjeev]

MISFIRE ON CYLINDER 5. SWAPPED COIL WITH ONE AND PLUG WITH 2. FAULT FOLLOWED COIL. SIB 12 18 14 REC REPLACING ALL COILS WITH DELPHI COILS QAND RENEWING ALL SIX SPARK PLUGS

This was the vehicle report from my local dealer. They say that the cpo covers only the coil and i need to pay for the plugs. Didn’t the coil misfire caused the sparkplug damage? So shouldn’t it be covered as well?

[Three_thirty_I]

I suppose you can argue that, but you'll find that they will regard spark plugs as wear items. But, they do have an expected "lifespan" of 100k km or 60k miles, so depending on how far along they are and how much "life" they had left in them, you could suggest that the faulty coils reduced the lifespan of those spark plugs. But to be honest, spark plugs (unless you specifically go for OE) aren't that expensive, certainly not as expensive as the coils themselves.