I replaced po302, po304, po306, plugs and coils, now getting po 352, po354, po 356…. The same coils but runs better but still slight misfire but more power, but also I need to replace o2 sensor po155 which I will tomorrow… any ideas as the po352,354,356??
Buy one new coil, replace the first one, if that doesn't fix it move down the line to the next one. Keep doing that all the way until you replace one that fixes the problem.
I had Toyota Solara 2007 already changed all new six ignitions coils and plugs in the shop. after 2 months check engine on code is P0352 ignition coil B primary secondary circuit. We try to change coil from 2 to 4 position and clear check code again still come out same code is P0352 ignition coil B primary secondary, the mechanic guy says may be the wires or computer. What you think and how to fix it? Please help?
Try switching the coils again. If that doesn't work. Than you might have a bad connector issue. If the connection is not the issue. Than from the connection from the ecu and the ignition coil you need to measure the resistance. If all checks well than ecu is the issue
Hey so I'm getting codes P0351-P0354 on my Camry. But the problem is I replaced the coils and a couple connectors already. Also, if this helps my car will turn over fine then just die immediately everytime.
I have a 2004 Toyota Corolla with a code initially P0010, checked and everything seems fine, no broken wires on the OCV; this happened after I took the car to dealer to replace inflator on passenger air bag per a recall; have not checked if the tech knocked any wires or broke any so I erased the code; drove few miles car was losing power and acting weird until it shuts down on the road; would not start; close to home so once at home hooked up to my AUTEL scanner and now besides code P0010 I also have P0351, 52,53,54 for All 4 coils "open" then also got P0441, P0442 and P0446 with issues with the Evap system! I am wondering if all the other codes are related to P0010 or if the dealer actually screwed my car computer when resetting the airbag??? My car has a newly overhauled engine and drove around 200 miles on new engine without a single code; the car went and passed smog, got it register and next day took it to the dealer; after that all these issues started and I don't know if they were already there needing to look after or if it has to do with them; they claim the work in the airbag can not possible do any of it but the fact is that to work in the passenger airbag the tech needs to maneuver right around were all the cables connects to the car computer module which in my car is lower under the blower, below the airbag module. I am trying to learn about these codes and see if they are related but I hope it is nothing too serious; I got 4 extra coils, hopefully I did not destroyed the ones in the car now; I also ordered a new OCV even mine is a Denso one and reads 8.1 ohms and functions when power is applied. I need a little help understanding why this may be happening; I fixed this car myself took it all apart and redo many things needed but once turning the key it started without issues and now this..I am NOT a car mechanic but with some help I think I may be able to get it to run!
Hi, thank you for the video. I have a p0351 code on my camry. And I had previously done the test you mentioned swapping the coils but the problem stayed on 351. I replaced the coil and reset codes but 351 came back. I think it might be the wires for the first coil. Would you happen to have the wire diagram for a 2.4 l 05 camry?
@@luisderinger840 I’m having the same problem which is p0357. I replaced the coil, spark plug, and the harness. I’m guessing it was the harness because the connection broke and would come off while I drive. Just like in the video where his broke. I cut the harness and connected the wires with a butt connector and still the same code.
Hi Mr mechanic my car 2005 Camry had been broken down twice on street and towed back the next day it can start engine. Obd2 showed 6 codes p0351 p0352 p0353 p0354 p0355 and p0356 how can all 6 coil broken . Can you or anyone give me any suggestions pls? Pls help!
Buy one new coil and replace one in your engine. If that doesn't fix the problem and clear the codes then use the old one to replace the next one and own down the line until it clears the trouble. One bad coil can throw all six codes p0351 through p0356
I have a cls550 and just got 355 bro I hope its just the coil I'm swapping in the morning amd praying it jump cylinders im over here sweeting like a crack head..smh..also love ur video on this not alot videos on this code
I got a 2011 Tacoma & it is showing codes P0102 P0301 P0351 P0353 a while back I had swapped coil 1 with 3 & it was running fine for a while then when i was going home it was like the rear end was bucking & when I test drive it the next day the engine started shaking doing 30 or less
What up Jabo! I was wondering if you could get me the wiring diagram for a 2008 Chevy Impala? Having issues with mine trying to determine weather it's wiring or ECU.
Try replacing one and see if the code goes away for that specific cylinder just to be sure. Sometimes the computer can fault for a second and go back to normal
Buy one new coil and replace one in your engine. If that doesn't fix the problem and clear the codes then use the old one to replace the next one and own down the line until it clears the trouble. One bad coil can throw all six codes p0351 through p0356
@@JaboTheMechanic Do you maybe have the wiring diagram for an 04 pontiac vibe 1.8L 1ZZ by any chance? "lauragcamtel@gmail.com" Thank you for your time, either way. :)
Just checking your video and I am having the same issue. I replaced all my ignition coils and the spark plugs. I am still getting a p0353 and p0351 code on my 2009 Toyota Corolla. How do you go about checking the harness? Thanks.
@@JaboTheMechanic i replaced the direct injection pump gaskets and valve cover gaskets due to a really bad oil leak. buttoned everything back and it ran but rough with loss of power. i checked the code it was just giving po353 and cam sensor bank 1. the cam sensor was one of the the wires was pulled out of the connector i fixed the cam issued and cleared the code but po353 still there . its reading open or short in cylinder 3 . so i replaced its connector and the coil and still nothing. then i ran the codes again and its saying short or open in cylnders 1-8 so i replaced all of the connectors. some of the coils are sparking and some arent. i must have wired the coils wrong or something. the location of the coils shouldnt matter. i cant find a diagram no where.
Hey i have a 2008 honda accord 3.5 v6 I'm having trouble with 3 of my cylinder is not working i took the coils and switch them around and they works on the another ones can u help me out
So P0357 code on 2016 Tundra, dealer tried to get me replace entire harness for $5k, doesn’t follow cylinder and clears the check engine light for a week by its self then returns. Usually while I’m off-roading,
@Jabo The Mechanic I am getting (p0351-p0356) codes on all 6 cylinders as well as a p0300, & (p0301-p0306) I am suspicious that it is a wiring issue or possibly a computer issue somewhere in line... The reason I say this is because the codes are intermittent.... the car will drive fine like nothing is wrong and then just start shaking and eventually it dies. I wouldn't think all 6 ignition coils would go out at once and I wouldn't think it would drive fine one minute, then crap out the next... wait 15 minutes and it cranks right up and acts fine... really weird... Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated... 2005 Toyota Avalon btw
Thanks for a great video. The most thorough and clear video I was able to find to check and fix my bad coil.
Thanks for the quick to the point video made it really easy to understand. Wish me luck, gonna fix P0352! 2009 Lexus RX350.
Thank you for helping me fix my car!
Glad it helped you out
I’m having that problem P0353 replaced the ignition coils + spark plugs and still having the problem. I believe my is on the harness connectors.
Got to the problem, one of the tiny cable from the harness connector was loose. Thank you for your input.🙏👌👍✌️
Very nice video. Thank you Jabo!
Exactly the connector loose, now it’s working perfect. Thanks you the man okay
Glad it helped!
what’s up bro! nice video. you go to Manheim!
This is the perfect video thanks
Thank you for this information you are great
I have all of these codes that came on at once. V6 lexus rx350. Any idea?
Odd they all went out at once? Thanks
Got error code p0358 but I have a Toyota Yaris and it doesn't have 8 cylinders.. how can I tell which one it is? 🤔
Would the car not start if this was a problem? Ours won’t start and is getting this code. 2008 Hybrid Highlander
Hello, i wonder is it possible to get p0356 if there is oil in the spark plug well? Thank you!
I replaced po302, po304, po306, plugs and coils, now getting po 352, po354, po 356…. The same coils but runs better but still slight misfire but more power, but also I need to replace o2 sensor po155 which I will tomorrow… any ideas as the po352,354,356??
I would check your connectors
Make sure they are fully connected
I have all those codes in my toyota sienna from cylinder 1 to 6 and car start and cutt off
Buy one new coil, replace the first one, if that doesn't fix it move down the line to the next one. Keep doing that all the way until you replace one that fixes the problem.
very good info. Thanks
Glad it helped!
I had Toyota Solara 2007 already changed all new six ignitions coils and plugs in the shop. after 2 months check engine on code is P0352 ignition coil B primary secondary circuit. We try to change coil from 2 to 4 position and clear check code again still come out same code
is P0352 ignition coil B primary secondary, the mechanic guy says may be the wires or computer. What you think and how to fix it? Please help?
Try switching the coils again. If that doesn't work. Than you might have a bad connector issue. If the connection is not the issue. Than from the connection from the ecu and the ignition coil you need to measure the resistance. If all checks well than ecu is the issue
It’s sometimes vibrating sometimes not
Do they sale to replace the connector?
@@mike92273 it sounds like a bad connection issue
So im having issues with the harness could you send me diagram
Hey so I'm getting codes P0351-P0354 on my Camry. But the problem is I replaced the coils and a couple connectors already. Also, if this helps my car will turn over fine then just die immediately everytime.
Got the same problem have you found the fix?
@@jordanconnell6879 did you get it fixed?
I have a 2004 Toyota Corolla with a code initially P0010, checked and everything seems fine, no broken wires on the OCV; this happened after I took the car to dealer to replace inflator on passenger air bag per a recall; have not checked if the tech knocked any wires or broke any so I erased the code; drove few miles car was losing power and acting weird until it shuts down on the road; would not start; close to home so once at home hooked up to my AUTEL scanner and now besides code P0010 I also have P0351, 52,53,54 for All 4 coils "open" then also got P0441, P0442 and P0446 with issues with the Evap system! I am wondering if all the other codes are related to P0010 or if the dealer actually screwed my car computer when resetting the airbag??? My car has a newly overhauled engine and drove around 200 miles on new engine without a single code; the car went and passed smog, got it register and next day took it to the dealer; after that all these issues started and I don't know if they were already there needing to look after or if it has to do with them; they claim the work in the airbag can not possible do any of it but the fact is that to work in the passenger airbag the tech needs to maneuver right around were all the cables connects to the car computer module which in my car is lower under the blower, below the airbag module. I am trying to learn about these codes and see if they are related but I hope it is nothing too serious; I got 4 extra coils, hopefully I did not destroyed the ones in the car now; I also ordered a new OCV even mine is a Denso one and reads 8.1 ohms and functions when power is applied. I need a little help understanding why this may be happening; I fixed this car myself took it all apart and redo many things needed but once turning the key it started without issues and now this..I am NOT a car mechanic but with some help I think I may be able to get it to run!
very god video, easy to do, thanks
Hi, thank you for the video. I have a p0351 code on my camry. And I had previously done the test you mentioned swapping the coils but the problem stayed on 351. I replaced the coil and reset codes but 351 came back. I think it might be the wires for the first coil. Would you happen to have the wire diagram for a 2.4 l 05 camry?
Could be the plug.
@@gsRt5 plug was replaced at the same time the the coil was
@@luisderinger840 I’m having the same problem which is p0357. I replaced the coil, spark plug, and the harness. I’m guessing it was the harness because the connection broke and would come off while I drive. Just like in the video where his broke. I cut the harness and connected the wires with a butt connector and still the same code.
Hi Mr mechanic my car 2005 Camry had been broken down twice on street and towed back the next day it can start engine. Obd2 showed 6 codes p0351 p0352 p0353 p0354 p0355 and p0356 how can all 6 coil broken . Can you or anyone give me any suggestions pls? Pls help!
Either you have a bad ground or you had a ecu issue
Buy one new coil and replace one in your engine. If that doesn't fix the problem and clear the codes then use the old one to replace the next one and own down the line until it clears the trouble. One bad coil can throw all six codes p0351 through p0356
I have a cls550 and just got 355 bro I hope its just the coil I'm swapping in the morning amd praying it jump cylinders im over here sweeting like a crack head..smh..also love ur video on this not alot videos on this code
Thanks. Hoped it helped
I got a 2011 Tacoma & it is showing codes P0102 P0301 P0351 P0353 a while back I had swapped coil 1 with 3 & it was running fine for a while then when i was going home it was like the rear end was bucking & when I test drive it the next day the engine started shaking doing 30 or less
Can you give me the wire diagram for science XB 06.
What up Jabo! I was wondering if you could get me the wiring diagram for a 2008 Chevy Impala? Having issues with mine trying to determine weather it's wiring or ECU.
Yes I can. Here's my email chrisjabo1991@gmail.com
Thanks man
Glad it helped!
I replaced my 4 new ignition coils. Engine light is still on.
Did you clear the codes
I have all 4 of my ignition coil error codes come up. It's unlikely that they have all failed so do I have an ECU issue?
Try replacing one and see if the code goes away for that specific cylinder just to be sure. Sometimes the computer can fault for a second and go back to normal
Was it the coils or the ecu? I'm having the same issue on my vibe...
@@laurasalo6160 It was just one of the coils that needed replacing.
@@fifis101 ok, I'll give that a try before I swap out all of them. Thanks a lot for the info! :)
Buy one new coil and replace one in your engine. If that doesn't fix the problem and clear the codes then use the old one to replace the next one and own down the line until it clears the trouble. One bad coil can throw all six codes p0351 through p0356
Hi, do you have a wiring diagram for a 2004 Lexus Gx 470? I have a P0357 code and already switched the coils.
Yes i do whats your email address
@@JaboTheMechanic wakeautosales2310@gmail.com
@@JaboTheMechanic Do you maybe have the wiring diagram for an 04 pontiac vibe 1.8L 1ZZ by any chance?
"lauragcamtel@gmail.com"
Thank you for your time, either way. :)
I have a 2003 Toyota Camry and I replaced all 4 coils and it’s still runs bad nd get codes po351, po352, po353, po354
Just checking your video and I am having the same issue. I replaced all my ignition coils and the spark plugs. I am still getting a p0353 and p0351 code on my 2009 Toyota Corolla. How do you go about checking the harness? Thanks.
Where did you buy the coils from
i have a 2011 Lexus ls460 with code po353. i replaced the coil and still have the same issue. now it will not start.
Did you figure it out
@@JaboTheMechanic no its not getting and spark i pulled some coils and had my son push the start button . it attempts but it doesnt.
@@JaboTheMechanic i replaced the direct injection pump gaskets and valve cover gaskets due to a really bad oil leak. buttoned everything back and it ran but rough with loss of power. i checked the code it was just giving po353 and cam sensor bank 1. the cam sensor was one of the the wires was pulled out of the connector i fixed the cam issued and cleared the code but po353 still there . its reading open or short in cylinder 3 . so i replaced its connector and the coil and still nothing. then i ran the codes again and its saying short or open in cylnders 1-8 so i replaced all of the connectors. some of the coils are sparking and some arent. i must have wired the coils wrong or something. the location of the coils shouldnt matter. i cant find a diagram no where.
Hey i have a 2008 honda accord 3.5 v6 I'm having trouble with 3 of my cylinder is not working i took the coils and switch them around and they works on the another ones can u help me out
It could be a few things needs valve adjustments, spark plugs, injectors
I replaced my coil and still have the same p0355 code
My ABS light is on also, what should I do?
You need the code for the abs yo see whats the issue
So P0357 code on 2016 Tundra, dealer tried to get me replace entire harness for $5k, doesn’t follow cylinder and clears the check engine light for a week by its self then returns. Usually while I’m off-roading,
Check the connector
Toyota Corolla o erro e p 0351 .p 0352 .p 0353 .p 0354 .p 1603 pega acelera até 3 rpm e vai abaixo
Buy one new ignition coil and replace one. See if that fixes the problem. If not use that coil to replace the next one. And on down the line
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@Jabo The Mechanic I am getting (p0351-p0356) codes on all 6 cylinders as well as a p0300, & (p0301-p0306) I am suspicious that it is a wiring issue or possibly a computer issue somewhere in line... The reason I say this is because the codes are intermittent.... the car will drive fine like nothing is wrong and then just start shaking and eventually it dies. I wouldn't think all 6 ignition coils would go out at once and I wouldn't think it would drive fine one minute, then crap out the next... wait 15 minutes and it cranks right up and acts fine... really weird... Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated... 2005 Toyota Avalon btw
Most likely you might have a bad ground or ecm
@@JaboTheMechanic I have all of these codes: p0351- p0351-p0356 only on Toyota v6
Any idea?
Did you ever figure it out ? I have the same codes
New coil code Po 353
Must be hard being a babysitter .
its dificad