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Posted

I think my vacuum circuit problems are fixed (pump runs occasionally and circuit is holding vacuum) but as soon as the engine gets warm I am getting bad misfires across both banks. Can anyone help me track this down? For the record, all the coil packs were replaced according to dealer records

My Durametric is showing the misfires as well as this code P2320 which appears to be related to a coil circuit.....

Thanks in advance

Steve

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Posted

Fault P2320 - Bar ignition module on cylinder 7 -- SoftShutDown

Possible causes:

- Short circuit to B+

- Short circuit to ground

- Open circuit in line

- Fuse F 07 faulty (fuse carrier in plenum panel E-box)

- Bar ignition coil faulty

My bets would be on the last two.

Check the fuse first then try swapping the coil pack to another cylinder - and if follows the coil pack replace it.

Posted

Loren

Many thanks for the quick response. Fuse 7 is OK so now I will start hunting through the wiring under the covers and try swapping coil packs. I am not sure if the problem will move though as I am getting misfires logged on cylinders 5, 6, 7 and 8.....

Steve

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Posted

How new are your coil packs?

You do know they have updated them numerous times because of the failures. Check the part number and report it here and we'll see if it is one of the newest.

Posted

Thanks - I swapped coil packs 6 and 7. Curiously, the problem is not as bad but still there and still throwing error code 2320. Most misfires are now logging to cylinder 5. I checked the wiring as far as I am able without cutting back the sheath and all look good. I did find what looks like a burn mark on the metal cover mount close to cylinder 5 but no evidence on the wiring. The number on the coil pack is 2 303 590 361 by Beru

Steve

Posted

I took another look at the plug packs and discovered 3 other numbers. They are - 948 602 104 05 and 0 040 102 002 All of the plug packs on the left bank share these numbers with the one above BUT three of the four also have the designation 076B9 except fot the one fingered by the error code which is 076A9 Coincidence?

Steve

Posted

Thanks for the help Loren. I will order the coil packs tomorrow but shouldn't I have got a different error code after I moved the coil pack? I just celebrated 100,000 miles on the old girl too. I would hate to change the coil packs and find the problem is in the wiring!

Steve

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