2014 Town & Country P0301misfire cyl. 1

video on how I solved a P0301 on a 2014 Chrysler Town and Country. Please like, comment, and subscribe! Any additional information in the comments is greatly appreciated for all of us

[@alandelanoza7438]

2015 Caravan P0301 chain of events. Windshield cowl trim not seated correctly (missing mount screw) allowing water to enter the engine bay affecting coil pack (has been replaced thanks to this helpful video). Next issue Air filter housing not firmly seated in position allowing too much air intake forcing the O2 sensor bank 1 sensor 1 to fail (also replaced twice). All of this messed up cylinder 1. Need to seek the cowl panel and buy cowl clip to avoid this mess from happening again. Cleared fault codes and it runs smooth. This could have been $300 replace coil pack + $350 replace O2 sensor = estimated $650 repair shop bill in total took about 1/2 hour replace coils pack and 10 minutes O2 sensor. Made me sick to my stomach but in the end very happy to find mechanics like you providing simple steps. Thank you and Happy 4th!

[@starrlehner1881]

Thank you for this great video. So much easier for one who is an elderly woman. My van is running extremely bad. Sure hope AZ is right about the #1 misfiring. tyvm

[@paulkassner]

How awesome you are for replying to me. You have my subscription.

[@iftinchanneliftinchannel682]

Thank you so much your video is very helpful

[@MrBodean2010]

Will a bad coil cause it to crank run for about 5 seconds the shut off

[@BretFX]

How the heck did you get the “part connected to the throttle body” off? It’s definitely mounted in solid as a rock. Looks like your already had the mounts broken.

[@jdubhman]

I just changed the oil filter housing on a 2011, and now I have code P0305. Think I'm going to change the plugs as the intake was nasty, I bet the plugs are fouled. Might go ahead and swap a coil first to rule that out and make sure the injector harness is plugged in correctly.

[@diameadozen]

Awesome man thanks

[@kevinhoran2296]

2014 Town & Country P0301 P0302 P0303 P0304 P0305 P0306 misfire

[@catfish500mark9]

Where did you get your scan tool?

[@LetricShave]

Ok, thanks for all of that. I’m amazed that through the entire video we can’t see coil #5 in the view of the camera. Would you or anyone watching this video be able to tell me if #5 coil and plug are accessible without having to remove the intake manifold? Thanks

[@derrickn242]

That was too much work not to just go head and change the plugs

[@radcliffedixon7326]

Good teacher

[@jeffreymoore1955]

I replaced all of my coils and plugs. I had a PO300. Now I have the PO302. I pulled the plug, it was cracked. I replaced it. Still not running. But I'm getting both codes now. I had a code for the EVAP sensor and gas cap. Replaced both of those. I'm at a loss at this point. There's no vacuum leak and all the parts are new. What else could it be?

[@rey-claudiahernandez7086]

I did everything just like your video but now the van only cranks on. Do you have any idea why

[@DanTheManIOM]

Had intermittent flashing check engine light... scanned P0301...flipped the coils and still P0301, changed the plug...scanner still seeing misfires as I drive....did your fix stop ALL misfires ? As in, none were detected with the scanner ? ...thinking I need to fill it up and drive it...

[@LubaLuba1]

Hi there I got the camshaft sensor replaced bank 1 so towards the back on the right looking from the front of the vehicle. Its turning one but only after a few tries notice engine light came on a again and code reader says "" P0340 $07E8 camshaft position sensor A circuit bank 1 or single sensor"" Do you know why?

[@jasonnelson2609]

Changed the coil and plug and I'm still getting a misfire in Cylinder one code P0301. What else could be causing this?

[@michaeleversole9400]

2015-2016 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.6 L. Same issue, BUT... New Coil and plug (CHECK). Still cylinder will NOT fire. Injector is working (CHECK). No vacuum leaks(CHECK). Mechanic says, "No spark". (not a lot of forums on this year model/engine)

[@3.6pentastardude81]

Use wire spark plug gapper only. Irridium plugs