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Multiple codes found with Durametric

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Just did a scan with my new Durametric and several saved codes besides the one I was going to the dealer with about PASM (1772) discussed elsewhere. Found several under Motronic- P0011 (camshaft position), P00300 - multiple misfires, P0307, P0302, P0306, all for specific cylinder misfires. These did not throw a CEL but does this mean I need the coil-packs replaced?? Also 1542 under PSM - rate of turn sensor... boy, at 43K I don't want these going off after 50K!!!'

Looks like the dealer has some work to do...

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Hi

a) most of the V8 engines have got this timing problem.It is adjustable,but commes back without fail.

B) replace coils,clear codes.

c) each time the battery was disconnected,this code appear.Drive a little bit and claer the code.

It is not so bad as it looks .

Regards

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