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Old 01-18-2024, 07:32 PM #1
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P0300, P0301 and P0306 with relay cycling. Fuel pump fail possibility.
Help needed please. Last year I did a head job at 250,000 miles. Replaced almost all parts that should be renewed. The other day I started up the car and I heard a relay cycling back forth under the dash or hood. I started the car and it would barely run because it was missing so bad. Tripped a p0300, p0301 and a p0306. I now have a thumping sound come from the left rear when the power is turned on. I have never heard that before. The tank is 1/2 full. Could it be a fuel pump starting to stumble? It has very little power going up a hill. I also pulled the EFI and 20A EFI fuse and the thumping did not stop.
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Help needed please. Last year I did a head job at 250,000 miles. Replaced almost all parts that should be renewed. The other day I started up the car and I heard a relay cycling back forth under the dash or hood. I started the car and it would barely run because it was missing so bad. Tripped a p0300, p0301 and a p0306. I now have a thumping sound come from the left rear when the power is turned on. I have never heard that before. The tank is 1/2 full. Could it be a fuel pump starting to stumble? It has very little power going up a hill. I also pulled the EFI and 20A EFI fuse and the thumping did not stop.
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It’s a 2000 V-6. Update on my problem. The thumping was the rear wiper motor running. I Reset the check engine light. This time only P0301 tripped. Pulled the number 1 plug and found it to be badly beat up. No compression in number one plug. I’m in the process of pull the head that was rebuilt 12 months ago. I think one valve failed.
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It’s a 2000 V-6. Update on my problem. The thumping was the rear wiper motor running. I Reset the check engine light. This time only P0301 tripped. Pulled the number 1 plug and found it to be badly beat up. No compression in number one plug. I’m in the process of pull the head that was rebuilt 12 months ago. I think one valve failed.

We’re you driving it with the check engine light flashing?


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I think u are on the right track. I don’t like the sound of the spark plug being messed up. That may entail a piston, spark plug and valve replacement. Hopefully just a spark plug and valve. I am interested in what you find in cylinder 6 if anything.
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