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S80 DTC Code P0302

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Old Jun 15th, 2009, 16:58   #1
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Question S80 DTC Code P0302

I have a bit of a lumpy idle, so connected the OBD box and got a P0302 code indicating a misfiring cylinder 2.

Does the code indicate anything specific, or could it be any combination of the lead/coil/sparkplug/something else?

I'm just using a free version of Scantool that came with the interface - is there anything better I should be using?

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Old Jun 15th, 2009, 17:10   #2
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Yes is could be it be any combination of the lead/coil/sparkplug/something else.

One technique is to swap the coil pack from the suspect cylinder with another one and see if the fault moves with it.

Checking the spark plugs is a good move as well of course.
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Thanks - I'll have a dig around!
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