CL-Future

I've got a Check Engine light and had Autozone run the code. It says P0302 Cylinder #2 Misfire. The car hasn't really been acting sluggish. I tried clearing the code out a week or so ago and it's come back. I've replaced the plugs a while ago and I'm thinking coil packs?? after searching. On the acuraoemparts website they're listed for about $40. Does that include all 6 or do I have to change the quantity to 6???

jrmoskal

That is per coil, the best way to tell if the coil is the problem is take it out of cylinder #2 and swap it with any other cylinder's coil, clear the code and when the light comes back on see if the code is for the other cylinder. You never need to change all 6 at once, just replace them as they wear out.

SG81

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i had this problem. i did what he said. i switched it with #3 and the code came back so i replaced it

ericb369

Hey I posted earlier when they ran the computer it says misfire cylinders 2,3,4,5,6

I do not know what to do...the car is real slugish, my friend said to change the plugs? it has 65k any ideas

fsttyms1

Change the plugs, buy 1 coil pack. Replace one at a time with the good one resetting the ECU between each one till you get to the bad one. Our cars like to throw a multiple misfire when its just 1

ericb369

changed the plugs still no good..... I might just take it to the dealer i need to get this fixed...are they going to rape me

jacked18

DO it yourself, just buy a new coil pack and throw it in cylinder #2. Everyone is right, once a cylinder misfires, they all start misifiring. The key is to keep resetting the ecu and pinpointing what cylinder it is. SInce you got a cylinder #2 misifire, buy the coil and diy...easy to do and you wont get raped at the dealer. If that doesnt work, it could be a bad injector but thats rare