Honda V6 Engine Misfire on cylinder’s 1 & 4   cause and fix

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomo... show you what's going on when a Honda with the 3.5L V6 misfires on cylinder's 1 and 4 do to to much EGR and how to fix it.
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[@bluor3713]

Good tip, appreciate the video

[@freedompioneer4311]

That sounds like one out of many many things that could cause that

[@chrismooneyham5279]

Could a faulty EGR cause a crank no start? Same motor your talking about 2008 model odyssey. Thanks.

[@patrickpierre6114]

Thanks.

[@TherapyGel]

Made this mistake when I did the head gaskets on mine lol

[@JesusGonzalez-ft7ec]

So I originally had codes P0300, 305, 306 just a few days ago. I replaced the spark plugs and 3 of them were pretty worn/burned out, but the codes and the engine vibrations remained after that. Then I went ahead and replaced all of the ignition coils with new ones, and now I only have code P0306 with the same engine vibration. Any guesses?? I have an 08 Accord V6 3.5L

[@ayearetee3342]

I've seen people talk about doing a valve adjustment. Especially after they did a timing belt replacement.

[@ygbodybuilder3023]

Update

[@rafatorres1420rt]

What about misfire in cylinder number two

[@HowtoAutomotive]

One and four are the ones I’ve seen that are affected by this. All the other cylinders or either spark plug coil maybe a vacuum leak something like that.

[@rafatorres1420rt]

@@HowtoAutomotive thank you, I got it narrow it to the cheap coils from Amazon

[@vandysok3869]

OMG. After 2 weeks trying to figure out the p1399 code. This video solved my issue after countless time and money. Thanks!!

[@mustangjoe8352]

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