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Hello,
Like the header says, I can't locate the PCM to continue with required
testing.
The car is a 2004 Sonata (EF) with a G 2.4 DOHC engine and auto
transmission with 108K miles.
My problem is at the moment that I have a P0350 error code.
The car is missing badly. I have replaced one bad coil, and the spark
plugs. The problem went away 100% for about ten miles on the test
drive.
I have followed the trouble shooting sections I found at
http://www.hmaservice.com/
All tests good until I reach the point that I must test the wiring
from the coil connectors to the PCM connector.
I am by no means an auto mechanic but have a multi meter and access to
borrow some auto test equipment. I could go into more details of how I
reached this point, but don't want to take your time until I reach a
dead end.
Thanks in advance,
Darrell
Spelling, grammar, and punctuation checked by a California public school graduate.
Don't expect too much.
Like the header says, I can't locate the PCM to continue with required
testing.
The car is a 2004 Sonata (EF) with a G 2.4 DOHC engine and auto
transmission with 108K miles.
My problem is at the moment that I have a P0350 error code.
The car is missing badly. I have replaced one bad coil, and the spark
plugs. The problem went away 100% for about ten miles on the test
drive.
I have followed the trouble shooting sections I found at
http://www.hmaservice.com/
All tests good until I reach the point that I must test the wiring
from the coil connectors to the PCM connector.
I am by no means an auto mechanic but have a multi meter and access to
borrow some auto test equipment. I could go into more details of how I
reached this point, but don't want to take your time until I reach a
dead end.
Thanks in advance,
Darrell
Spelling, grammar, and punctuation checked by a California public school graduate.
Don't expect too much.