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1996 Chevrolet Camaro 3.8L Eats ignition coil's
I hope someone can shed some light on this. This V6(3.8) Camaro is eating ignition coils for no apparent reason. It came into our shop with a P0300 and p0420. The car was misfiring on cylinders #2 and #5. The 2-5 coil was dead. We replaced the 3 coils, plug wi...
FIX posted 9/14/2011
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Related Documents & Media | VIN | 2G1FP22K8T |
| Engine | 3.8 L / 6 cyl / GAS |
| Trans | 4-speed Automatic (Electronic) |
| Delivery | Fuel Injection / SEFI |
| Emissions | OBD-II Compliant |
| Symptoms | Eats Ignition Coil's |
| Occurs | After Driving 80 Miles |
Trouble Codes
| P0300 | Multiple Misfire Detected |
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Vehicle Data
1996 Chevrolet Camaro
| VIN | 2G1FP22K8T |
| Engine | 3.8 L / 6 cyl / GAS |
| Trans | 4-speed Automatic (Electronic) |
| Delivery | Fuel Injection / SEFI |
| Emissions | OBD-II Compliant |
| Symptoms | Eats Ignition Coil's |
| Occurs | After Driving 80 Miles |
Trouble Codes
| P0300 | Multiple Misfire Detected |
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