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  • #1

    code p0302

    my car is running like crap. i used my odbc scanner and got p0302.

    misfired detected on cylinder #2

    what is it exactly, a toasted wire or a bad spark
    plug.
    2003 Mustang Mach 1 5 Speed<br />288 rwhp SAE 315 rwtq SAE<br />BFG DR\'s, SLP Loudmouth Catback, K&N CAI<br />60\': 2.145<br />13.41@105.67MPH (Stock)<br />--- Best et ----<br />60: 1.932<br />1/4:12.851@106.39MPH <br />best mph: 107.65
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    I would say a burnt spark plug wire. But, if you are gonna replace them, do the plugs while you are under the hood.

    -Marc
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      <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 99redcamaro:
      my car is running like crap. i used my odbc scanner and got p0302.

      misfired detected on cylinder #2

      what is it exactly, a toasted wire or a bad spark
      plug.      <hr></blockquote>

      that's for you to figure out

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