P0300 Misfire on a Pontiac Grand Prix

Got a pesky P0300 misfire code on your Pontiac Grand Prix? Don't fret! In this video, we'll walk you through the steps to diagnose and address the issue. From identifying the root cause to potential solutions, we've got you covered. Keep your Grand Prix running smoothly and efficiently with our expert guidance.
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[@robertbennett212]

Had the same problem in ‘03 lesabre. I got a used IC module at the wrecking yard and now I’m good to go. 😂

[@ToolboxTipz]

Same, I picked one up at the wreckers for $20. Very easy fix!

[@ToolboxTipz]

Thanks for watching!

[@bartholomew1409]

Well I got a used module and I was good for like a month now it's giving p0300 code again and flashing check engine

[@robertbennett212]

Used? A new a/c delco costs $300.

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@@robertbennett212 yeah