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2006 civic cyl 1 MIS fire, all 4 white plug tips

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Old 05-12-2012, 04:40 AM
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Default 2006 civic cyl 1 MIS fire, all 4 white plug tips

Noob here.

OBD II code: P301


2006 Civic w/ 148,000 miles. fresh Denso Iridium plugs at 101,000. therefore only 50,000 miles on new plugs. One owner. As of 5-11-12 Fresh oil change, Coolent within operating range.




from the research on white tips i have found the following: coolent (fins not working properly,low), headgasket, leaking, low oil, low octane.


Anything you DIY or mechanic can help out with?????

Thanks!

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Have you considered that it may just be a bad coil or plug? Replace the plug, if the misfiring persists swap the coil with a different cylinder (I suggest #4, as it is farthest away in the firing order), and see if the problem follows the coil. If it stays with cylinder 1, swap the fuel injectors next.

I don't think the 2006 has adjustable valves but I'm not familiar with the late models. The ones with adjustable valves can misfire because the valves need adjusting.
 

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