Bad coils and bad plugs are only indirectly related, but In general it's always possible for one to kill the other. A plug that's open-circuit or hard to fire can cause heat to build up in the coil secondary and kill the coil, while a coil producing insufficient firing voltage will eventually foul the spark plug.rics8 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 10, 2023 9:30 amHello all I went to the local auto-zone and did the scan it came back as P0302 misfire in cylinder 2. that was the only code the guy saw, it said that the other 2 codes were associated with it.So the print out said replace spark plug. I did that and the clicking and knocking went away for the 1st 20min of testing
after that the light came back on and the car still runs a bit harsh A neighborhood mechanic said to also change the coil.
I ordered one but was wondering if the coil would be the problem seeing that I have a fresh new plug.
ps, when looking at the engine bank 2 shoul be on the driver side, correct? vq35hr.
Two of those sensors are for the exhaust cams, which are unrelated to your P0014. P0014 isn't a sensor code, although a spotty cam sensor can cause it. It's a performance code and not a hard code, it indicates the amount of cam advance being read from the sensor doesn't match the amount of advance the ECM is applying to the IVT solenoid. That can be caused by a bad IVT or hydraulic issues in the phaser or timing cover, not just a bum sensor.rics8 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 17, 2023 6:39 amI went to this tire kingdom since it is the only one close to my house.My cam position senor kept giving me the CEL p0014 cam position sensor bank one so I went and had the four sensors changed. For the past 3 days the same codes keeps popping up after they said they changed all four. I had to explain to the tech that the Infiniti's take four and he tried to tell no I had to show him the diagram of the engine and he still said it was wrong. After the 3-day and waiting another 5hrs, got the car and within 30min of driving regular and hard, the light came on again. I read the code and it was the same code that came on 3 days ago. So I pulled the battery ground cleared all codes drove for 30min again and it came back on with the same code. I cleared it again last night and this morning the light comes back on going to work. Since they worked on my car, it take 30 sec for a push start to turn on. When the car turned on fine before they touched it. They also tried to tell me a brand new 14-day-old battery needed to be replace. Do not know if they changed all four or just to two top easy to get to sensors. So now, after $300.00 I have to go to the dealer and see what they say. I wasted 10hrs and two days for the same results. autozone part# su12938 all 4 it is only bank 1 that keeps throwing the code p0014.
Yes, but when there's a clog it's usually in the small passages in the timing cover, not the IVT itself. The IVT can be cleaned just by dunking the whole thing in solvent.