lq4 p0300 with mild cam
I have replaced the spark plugs,swapped coils,i performed a compression test before i started dissembling the motor to replace the cam and lifters and all was good,kind of in a bind right now and cant figure it out,i know the next step might be tuning so im thinking of getting hp tuner so i can fix the idle,i live in California and have read about tuning software and how it affects the cvn #,any help will be great,thanks.
Where in our fine valley are you? I live in Hanford, and have a 2004 Tahoe
Most of the time, you have to raise the misfire threshold at idle and lower speeds. The PCM will say it's misfiring when it's really not.
Even the smallest cam will throw that 300 code in my experience though. I had a 212/218 115lsa in a stock 4.8 with a stock converter and it drove perfect with very little tuning but it threw that code right away even though it drove fine(stock 5.7 tune). I put that Same camshaft in a 6.2L that I just built and it "swallowed" the cam so to speak. Its very interesting to me really, it has very similar sound but louder, but all of the little rough stuff that you would hear at lower rpms with the smaller engine is completely missing now lol
And can you actually feel it misfire? If so chase that down. If not, tune it. If you don't know for sure find a experienced mechanic or drive it by a performance shop and ask someone to sit in it and tell you what they think.
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I have replaced the spark plugs,swapped coils,i performed a compression test before i started dissembling the motor to replace the cam and lifters and all was good,kind of in a bind right now and cant figure it out,i know the next step might be tuning so im thinking of getting hp tuner so i can fix the idle,i live in California and have read about tuning software and how it affects the cvn #,any help will be great,thanks.








