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Old 05-25-2017, 01:28 PM
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I have a 2009 chevy 1500 5.3 4x4 z71
it is putting up a p0300 code and a p0304 code .
Cyl 4 i have 25 lb pressure . Could it be a broke valve spring ?
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Hearing any strange noises?
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No i am not . I unpluged the coil and the injector cyl 4
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A broken spring would drop the valve a bit, but maybe not enough to hit the piston. Compression would be closer to zero if a valve was open a bit.
Look up the codes to see what they mean.
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Put a bit of oil in cyl 4 and see if the compression comes up a bit. If it does, you are looking at piston ring failure. Your next step should be a leakdown test.

PO300 is multiple misfire
PO304 is cyl 4 misfire



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