P0300 random misfire detected
6/24/14, 12:16 AM
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P0300 random misfire detected
So approx. a month ago I kept throwing this code, I took it in, they swapped out the PCM, and then I threw the code again tonight. Any ideas?
6/24/14, 06:43 PM
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If it's a '12 or '13, have them do the o-ring tsb .....http://cdn.lrsstatic.com/downloads/t...sb13-06-15.pdf
6/25/14, 09:15 AM
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If it's a '12 or '13, have them do the o-ring tsb .....http://cdn.lrsstatic.com/downloads/t...sb13-06-15.pdf
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I bought a 2015 mustang GT on December 26th and 2 weeks later, check engine light with P0300 came up. They tried to update the pcm but fried it. It was in the shop for 7 days until they got a replacement in and gave it back to me and said I am good to go. So after having it for 3 weeks... I got to drive it for 2 weeks. Well, the check engine light is back with the same code. This is ridiculous. I bought a brand new car to be trouble free. Negative. Maybe I shouldn't have bought another ford. Ridiculous!! So upset. Now I am going to have to take off work so I can get my brand new car fixed?!? I am so over this car already, I am ready to get rid of it. Anybody had any luck to just get a replacement and let the dealership deal with the problem? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advanced everybody.
2/8/15, 06:24 AM
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I bought a 2015 mustang GT on December 26th and 2 weeks later, check engine light with P0300 came up. They tried to update the pcm but fried it. It was in the shop for 7 days until they got a replacement in and gave it back to me and said I am good to go. So after having it for 3 weeks... I got to drive it for 2 weeks. Well, the check engine light is back with the same code. This is ridiculous. I bought a brand new car to be trouble free. Negative. Maybe I shouldn't have bought another ford. Ridiculous!! So upset. Now I am going to have to take off work so I can get my brand new car fixed?!? I am so over this car already, I am ready to get rid of it. Anybody had any luck to just get a replacement and let the dealership deal with the problem? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advanced everybody.
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I believe that their is a recall on this matter thru Ford.
Took in my car to the dealership this past Saturday for a different PCM code related issue and the service writer notified me of another recall being announced by Ford to update the PCM. They called it a drive ability PCM update.
He stated that the recall and software update is fairly new
Took in my car to the dealership this past Saturday for a different PCM code related issue and the service writer notified me of another recall being announced by Ford to update the PCM. They called it a drive ability PCM update.
He stated that the recall and software update is fairly new
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