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Omar Hardy Posted on Jul 27, 2012
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2005 Grand jeep 4.7 error code 301

I changed the coils and plugs and after 2 days the error code 301 came back

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Code 301 is for a miss on cylinder one, which could also be caused by a problem with the injector or a vac leak among other things.

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: Jeep Hesitates. P0303 code

Check the cylinders Commpression. over 115 psi is good, 120 psi is normal.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 23, 2009

SOURCE: OBD 2 code showing 300 & 301 cylinder misfire

there are alot of components that can throw those codes.... as a test pull one wire from the coil pack and note if the engine idle changes... replace it and move to the next one... repeat that for all cyclinders.... if you pull one and there are no changes you have likely located the cause.

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SOURCE: 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, 5.7L V8, starter

Every morning at lunch time and evening my jeep won't start. It doesn't grind but the electrical goes crazy. After a couple of trys it finally starts. Help

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  • Posted on Nov 28, 2009

SOURCE: Changing spark plug wires on 2001 Jeep Grand cherokee

yah direct ignition coil pack does away for the need a a distributer cap and rotor.much higher energy ignition system where the computer tell when to fire.if that helps.not hard to change.as long as you change them one at a time so you don't screw up the order.

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  • Posted on Feb 25, 2010

SOURCE: i have a 99 grand am SE 2.4 4 cylinder and my

A misfire doesn't always have to be ignition... it's just the most common cause. Faulty or plugged injector, low compression. You need to check fuel pressure and test the fuel injector flow. Then check compression. If you don't have tools for these tests, take it to someone who does. Testing is much cheaper than throwing parts at the problem.

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2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited 4+4, is missing, replaced spark plugs, coil packs,fuel pump.02 sensors,still missing.runs ruff in idle.smell gas when it starts,

Check for the computer codes. It can point to the cylinder that is miss firing. Could be a bad injector. Do a cylinder balance.
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Firing order jeep Cherokee 2004 3.7 l v6

are you doing spark or timing a cam? what? what is JOB?
it dont matter, the engine, ecu does that, (magic)
but if it has a coil pack like my 3.8 then the coil pack must
be wire right and is marked. clearly on the pack.
they have USA jeeps and Export. country never stated here. sad huh?
and use differnent spark systems (3 types used, but 2 common)
per below.

v6.
is this not a Cheokee? the non Grand ended in 2004. so...
ill go with GC 2005, v6 3.7L
the v6 began in 2005, not 2004, but, maybe yours is the first./

the 3.7 has coil over plug, spark, 6 coils.
and the harness is fixed to those coil so all firing order are
dictated in the ECU/PCM (hard coded)

VIN engine code, K. (not stated)
http://www.fixya.com/cars/t13893405-firing_order_diagram_3_7l_jeep_2006

and already asked, and answered .

my 3.8 (2004) jeep.
is 1,2,3,4,5,6
and is like this.

mine uses wasted spark system.

http://www.fixkick.com/look/odds-ends/jeep/2008-JK/slideshow/firing-order.JPG


so post VIN, or tell what engine is really there.
and the true year. or build date (sticker)

so my answer is.. 2005 GC, 3.7L V6, not I-6
it has 6 cops, "coil over plugs" 6 induction coils
and runs same firing order, as the old I6 did.
1-5-3-6-2-4
but the I6 4.0liter runs a coil pack and is quite different.
these;

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times 6
all laced in, hard.
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2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 5.7 Hemi Check engine light on, code P0750

2008 jeep cherokee (hemi) engine light its on i brought to fix they change 4 sensor and the converter. After 5 days engine light comes on again, what else can be? im depress about it, after paying almost 2 grand to fix this issue.
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Engine miss

That covers just about everything. I wonder what the burn smell is -
Code 301 is for a miss on cylinder one.
You may need to have someone use a scanner to watch the sensors and try to troubleshoot it that way.
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2005 jeep grand cherokee 3.7 liter p0303 code

Most likely ,even though you have a 303 code, that
it wasn't that cylinders coil that failed

Need to put the old coil back & walk new one to different
cylinder or use a professional scan tool in Mode $06 ,to see
the misfire counts on all cyl's

Unrelated,I would loose the front O2 sensors after 7 years
& 100,000 miles

Never need to do plugs to diagnose problems
Only do plugs every 3 years a preventative maintenance
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I changed plugs and wires 96 Gand 4.0L when i was done the truck ran like **** i so i had diagnostics done it gave codes 301-306 (all cylinders missfire ) then i changed the distributor cap rotor and...

301 & 306 are cylinder #1 and #6 misfire. Your spark plug wires are not in the proper firing order in relation to the correct cylinder and distributor locations.
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