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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #45 on: 02 March 2010, 23:08:44 »

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How did you clear the 0300?
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #46 on: 02 March 2010, 23:13:10 »

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How did you clear the 0300?

It was a 4 pot Astra, as said I put a load of Redex through, but I beleive those engines do have their own problems.
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« Reply #47 on: 02 March 2010, 23:14:47 »

I have never even heard of Redex.
Some oil treatment as a guess.
But I have no clue.
I will go and Google it.
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #48 on: 02 March 2010, 23:15:30 »

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How did you clear the 0300?

It was a 4 pot Astra, as said I put a load of Redex through, but I beleive those engines do have their own problems.
How's that coil pack gonna fit Di's car?  :-?
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #49 on: 02 March 2010, 23:15:49 »

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I have never even heard of Redex.
Some oil treatment as a guess.
But I have no clue.
I will go and Google it.

Petrol treatment, helps clean injectors  :y
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #50 on: 02 March 2010, 23:18:11 »

Di .. the point we are TRYING to make is that an 0300 is a bit of an odd code ... if you had a coil pack failure, or a single coil in the pack .. you would get specific codes for those cylinders ... 0301, 0303, 0305 for example.

Your error is non-specific .. or for want of a better word .. random ... which is why no-one can say .. "change this"...

Hence my suggestion of drying it out as moisture can cause odd things to occur.

A "proper" live data analysis MIGHT, just MIGHT indicate where the problem is by looking at the data and checking for anomolies.
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #51 on: 02 March 2010, 23:19:27 »

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How did you clear the 0300?

It was a 4 pot Astra, as said I put a load of Redex through, but I beleive those engines do have their own problems.
How's that coil pack gonna fit Di's car?  :-?

I suppose you could chop a plug off & try it!

I was merely pointing out that I bought a coil pack to fix an 0300 code because symptoms seemed to suggest the coil pack might be fubar'd, but the coil pack is now sat in my garage after being on  the car for a few miles. It wasn't the coil pack at fault.  :y
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« Reply #52 on: 02 March 2010, 23:20:44 »

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How did you clear the 0300?

It was a 4 pot Astra, as said I put a load of Redex through, but I beleive those engines do have their own problems.
How's that coil pack gonna fit Di's car?  :-?

I suppose you could chop a plug off & try it!

I was merely pointing out that I bought a coil pack to fix an 0300 code because symptoms seemed to suggest the coil pack might be fubar'd, but the coil pack is now sat in my garage after being on  the car for a few miles. It wasn't the coil pack at fault.  :y
Ahhh, gotcha, apologies  :y
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« Reply #53 on: 02 March 2010, 23:20:58 »

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Di .. the point we are TRYING to make is that an 0300 is a bit of an odd code ... if you had a coil pack failure, or a single coil in the pack .. you would get specific codes for those cylinders ... 0301, 0303, 0305 for example.

Your error is non-specific .. or for want of a better word .. random ... which is why no-one can say .. "change this"...

Hence my suggestion of drying it out as moisture can cause odd things to occur.

A "proper" live data analysis MIGHT, just MIGHT indicate where the problem is by looking at the data and checking for anomolies.
And I am fianlly seeing light at the end of the tunnel.
Where do I get a live data analysis done?
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« Reply #54 on: 02 March 2010, 23:22:37 »

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Di .. the point we are TRYING to make is that an 0300 is a bit of an odd code ... if you had a coil pack failure, or a single coil in the pack .. you would get specific codes for those cylinders ... 0301, 0303, 0305 for example.

Your error is non-specific .. or for want of a better word .. random ... which is why no-one can say .. "change this"...

Hence my suggestion of drying it out as moisture can cause odd things to occur.

A "proper" live data analysis MIGHT, just MIGHT indicate where the problem is by looking at the data and checking for anomolies.
And I am fianlly seeing light at the end of the tunnel.
Where do I get a live data analysis done?
That's what a tech 2 does
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #55 on: 02 March 2010, 23:22:58 »

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Di .. the point we are TRYING to make is that an 0300 is a bit of an odd code ... if you had a coil pack failure, or a single coil in the pack .. you would get specific codes for those cylinders ... 0301, 0303, 0305 for example.

Your error is non-specific .. or for want of a better word .. random ... which is why no-one can say .. "change this"...

Hence my suggestion of drying it out as moisture can cause odd things to occur.

A "proper" live data analysis MIGHT, just MIGHT indicate where the problem is by looking at the data and checking for anomolies.
And I am fianlly seeing light at the end of the tunnel.
Where do I get a live data analysis done?

On a Tech2.

Preferably one thats not going to charge you £45 per hour or more, as a dealser would, hence the suggestion of using one of those on here.
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #56 on: 02 March 2010, 23:25:38 »

So, I shall ask a question I asked two days ago and was shot down, who or where is the nearest TechII to me?
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #57 on: 02 March 2010, 23:28:06 »

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So, I shall ask a question I asked two days ago and was shot down, who or where is the nearest TechII to me?

I'm in Scotland.
TheBoy is in Brackley, SE of Birmingham.
Marks_DTM is in Nottingham.
Kevin Wood is in Alton, Hampshire.

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« Reply #58 on: 02 March 2010, 23:31:27 »

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So, I shall ask a question I asked two days ago and was shot down, who or where is the nearest TechII to me?

I'm in Scotland.
TheBoy is in Brackley, SE of Birmingham.
Marks_DTM is in Nottingham.
Kevin Wood is in Alton, Hampshire.
The bloody car came from Hampshire. Sheesh.
So I reckon Birmingham, but is the car drivable to Birmingham?
If so I will PM birmingham chappie.
Thanks
Feel a lot happier now, but would preferred Scotland, get to try and look up some Kilts, I never get any luck
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Re: Code 0300
« Reply #59 on: 02 March 2010, 23:32:36 »

Merthyr to Four Marks (Kevin Wood )  155 miles 2 hrs 18 minutes
Merthyr to Nottingham (Mark DTM)      159 miles 2 hrs 28 minutes
Merhey to Brackley (The Boy)       143 miles 2 hrs 13 minutes

All courtesy of Autoroute ....  :)

Your choice   :)

EDIT .. who the hell thinks Brackley is Bimingham !!!!  nearer Oxford !!

(sorry H21 )  .. :)
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