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Old 06-25-2013, 04:50 PM
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I had a CEL light come on. It had 4 codes. 3 of them were a misfire on cylinders 1,7,8. So I replaced all coil packs. Now my truck has no power when you get on the gas. So I'm assuming that has to do with the "bank 2 lean" code. Any ideas on what this could be? Any help is much appreciated!!
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Have you cleared the codes and trigger them again?
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No I haven't. Should of thought of that! Lol
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Also disconnect your battery and hit your brakes. Leave it disconnected for thirty min. Reconnect, fire it up, and let the pcm relearn.
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Why did you replace the coil packs? A bad coil would be indicated by a Rich condition not a lean. You either have a massive air leak or faulty injectors, low fuel pressure, bad MAF or something in that aspect.

The lean code set the misfire codes, not the other way around.
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I replaced the coil packs due to it reading a misfire on cylinders 1,7, and 8. They told me that there was a bank 2 lean code as well.
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so all 3 COP's went bad at the same... doubt it..
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I replaced number 7 maybe 2 weeks before it threw codes for 1 and 8. That's when they also told me about the bank 2 lean. I have 130,000 miles 07 fx4. All original coil packs. I've replaced 4 out of the 8 so far
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130K you should of replaced them all at 100K
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Should of but if its not broken why fix it?


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