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Bunch of Codes All At Once

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04 cayenne s all the sudden starts running poorly check engine light comes on! Generic code reader says p0264,p0261,p0267,p0270,p0351,p0353,p0354,p0354. And Missing on 1 3 4! Put new coils on right hand bank!! Coil # 3 was hard the get out of the head!!! And Looks like It Kinda exploded inside???? Same Codes before and after coil replacement!! Any Ideas?????? 100,000 miles

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Maybe a silly question but did you clear the codes with the generic code reader or are you thinking they would just clear themselves? Most Generic code readers will clear the codes, I think the codes might automatically clear if you drive it for a few miles without the computer sensing the fault anymore, at least for the check engine light, but the code will probably be locked in the ECU until cleared.

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Yes I Did Twice! The Same result!!

Did It Kill The ECM??? Or Is The Wiring. Did The Water Pipes 200 Miles ago Starter Too!Everthing feel right into place!!!

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Had Only Had To Replace One Coil Up to To This Point With no Problems!!Untill #3 kinda Exploded!Maybe I Should Have Replaced Them All! I Told them 2!!

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Fuse under the hood closest To The Engine! Under the hood! Still Looking For The Fuse Number!Fixed it All the codes!!Must Have One For The Left And Right!! Car Repaired!!

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