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Hi,
I have a 2007 1.2l Panda with around 20k on it. It was recently running lumpy and misfiring now and again. then I had the EML light come on. I have a cheap Bluetooth ODB2 reader so fired that up and received a P0351 error code. I looked at the posts about this on the forum (many thanks to all who posted) and it seemed that it was a 'Coil Pack 'A' '
failure. Some posts suggested checking the low tension connections and so disconnected these, crimped these tighter and re attached them to both coil packs. The problem went away for a day or so and then came back. I then thought I had better buy some new coil packs, but thought I would swap them over to see if the fault transferred to 'B'. But before I did this I thought I would have one last go at the connections. I took all the connections off the coil packs and sprayed them with 'Servisol' Swich cleaner. I then took off both ECU connectors and sprayed the contacts there too. I then reassembled everything and reset the error code. All has been well for the last 200 miles and lumpy running has gone. I wonder if coil packs, etc get changed in the ignition just because of a bad contact, when a bit of cleaning up would fix things?
I have a 2007 1.2l Panda with around 20k on it. It was recently running lumpy and misfiring now and again. then I had the EML light come on. I have a cheap Bluetooth ODB2 reader so fired that up and received a P0351 error code. I looked at the posts about this on the forum (many thanks to all who posted) and it seemed that it was a 'Coil Pack 'A' '
failure. Some posts suggested checking the low tension connections and so disconnected these, crimped these tighter and re attached them to both coil packs. The problem went away for a day or so and then came back. I then thought I had better buy some new coil packs, but thought I would swap them over to see if the fault transferred to 'B'. But before I did this I thought I would have one last go at the connections. I took all the connections off the coil packs and sprayed them with 'Servisol' Swich cleaner. I then took off both ECU connectors and sprayed the contacts there too. I then reassembled everything and reset the error code. All has been well for the last 200 miles and lumpy running has gone. I wonder if coil packs, etc get changed in the ignition just because of a bad contact, when a bit of cleaning up would fix things?