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P2E8D, P2AAF, P29CF, OK to limp home?
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02-24-2014, 09:49 AM | #1 |
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P2E8D, P2AAF, P29CF, OK to limp home?
I have OFT Stg 0, The car has been running fine with it so far.
Earlier this week, I was at WOT in 2nd gear, about 4500 RPM and I felt the engine stutter. Service engine soon light came on, and engine was running rough. However, When I re-started the car in my driveway, everything was OK, so I did not investigate too much. Today on my way to work, someone was merging into me, so I accelerated out of the way, unfortunately the syptoms came back. I tried letting the car sit and re-starting it, but service engine light and rough idle/running persist. Should I have it towed home, or do you think it will be OK to drive it home (15 miles)? Thanks in advance. |
02-24-2014, 10:40 AM | #2 |
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I had similar symptoms and it was my HPFP, could be that or your cyl 1 injector. P2E8D is related to the battery cable recall if you haven't gotten that done. I can't comment on whether its ok to drive on it, I wouldn't personally.
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03-11-2014, 12:54 PM | #3 |
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Thanks for the input.
I went ahead and towed it to the house. When I checked the codes at the house, I had the following: P2E8D P2AAF P29CF P29D2 P30A5 I cleared the codes, restarted the car, the following 2 came back: P29D2 P30A5 Based on this, I had a pretty solid lead on it being a cylinder 6 misfire. Went ahead and replaced all of the plugs with NGK plugs, verified that cylinder 6 ignition coil was bad and replaced it. I have tried and have not been able to get any new error codes, car seems to be running well. Overall I would say this was the easiest car problem that I have ever solved, I can only hope that most of my troubles go this way! |
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