p0301 p0430 HELP!

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  1. Big'un

    Big'un BillyBadAss

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    bahahahahaha didn't think so.

    try the plugs and coils first man, i seriously think that's your problem especially if you have 230k on the original.

    you truly could have a bad coil, i have heard of that before happening, it's not that uncommon
     
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    Big'un BillyBadAss

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    Omg listen to what I'm tellin y'all!!!!!
     
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    thats why the code didnt jump it has to go through a coulpe cycles first
     
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    we are nn, and three against one we are all under the same conclusion.
     
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    Big'un BillyBadAss

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    Whattttttttttttt
     
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    TFIDDLE VEEEE TEn

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    Coils are only 70 for all 8

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    Big'un BillyBadAss

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    I'm deleting this thread
     
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    Big'un your my little jigger but your to impatient. Replace all plugs. See what happens. I bet it fixes it. If not start checking the cops. Unplug one at a time with the engine idling. You be able to tell which one is bad.
     
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    the code wont change right away. the truck has to be ran and stop a coulpe times to read a new problem. unhook the battery and then put another coil on the one your having problems with then reconect the battery and see what happens
     

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