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Error Code 43
I have been having some trouble with my 1997 Dakota. It has the 2.5l motor in it and I went through and checked pretty much everything that was recomended...put everything back together and I do get the check engine light. It indicated error code 43 which is:
43: Misfire detected in multiple cylinders. ** I have replaced the plugs, plug wires, cap, rotor, checked the injectors, fuel pressure, and air intake. Not sure what to do next. Is it possible I routed the plug wires in such a way that it could be causing this problem? I read about a similar issue on a dodge web site, but there was no info on the proper way to have them routed. I thought I put them in the same way I took them out |
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Re: Error Code 43
If it is running the same way after the tune as it was before the tune up it could be a clogged catalytic converter, just had the same thing on a 98 camaro in the shop a week ago, see if you can disconnect the exhaust somewhere before the cat.
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-->1994 Ford Thunderbird LX 4.6l V8, auto trans. Completely Stock -->1989 Dodge Dakota 3.9l v6, 5 speed manual trans, 4x4 |
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