How to Fix P0301 Engine Code in 3 Minutes [2 DIY Methods / Only $4.22]

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This video shows you How to Fix Engine Code P0301 in the easiest, quickest, and cheapest way. 2 practical solutions to fix the P0301 error code. 2 simple DIY solutions to repair P0301.
Engine Code P0301: Cylinder 1 Misfire Detected. Engine misfire. Engine Code P0301 indicates cylinder number 1 is experiencing misfires.
Fix Engine Code P0301 Easy DIY Method A | The Spark Plug
(1) Remove the Spark Plug
(2) Check the Spark Plug
(3) Fix or Replace the Spark Plug
Fix Engine Code P0301 Easy DIY Method B | The Ignition Coil
(1) Remove the Ignition Coil
(2) Check the Ignition Coil
(3) Clean or Replace the Ignition Coil
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0:00 What is P0301
0:30 Method A - The Spark Plug
1:13 Method B The Ignition Coil
1:50 Claim a FREE Engine Code Eraser

[@nondainc]

Hi, I'm Steve, nonda's lead mechanic engineer.
Feel free to leave your comments here if you have any mechanic questions, I will be glad to help you out!

[@jokestahhh]

Brand new Spark Plugs & the Ignition Coils were fine. When I took them out to check them, there was oil in the spark plugs. I currently have the Code P0301, any idea what this problem could be? My RPMS also move up and a down, not a lot but it’s noticeable.

[@RickySlatton]

@@jokestahhh valve cover gasket leaking

[@romeobesa5554]

Thanks 🙏

[@nondainc]

You're welcome! We're glad to be of help.

[@Adrian-jk4kx]

Or it can be the ECU being hyperactive and shutting down the cylinder due to slight or sporadic misfire.

[@sukkiilife5137]

Nice helpful

[@nondainc]

We appreciate your feedback!

[@johnjohnson2855]

Or the distributor cap and rotor if it’s an older vehicle

[@nondainc]

Hi John, thank you for sharing your opinion!

[@abdiganiabdi7512]

Hey @john Johnson what about bmw e36

[@rajakingbhairajaasadmohmoo7327]

Nice vido

[@nondainc]

Thanks for watching! We appreciate your feedback.

[@waynebartow7629]

Hi neither solution fixed my problem , one mechanic said I need new engine???

[@davidalexander4302]

I’m not sure how to remove plug covers

[@nondainc]

Hello, locate first the spark plug wires, grab the spark plug wire close to the spark plug and carefully pull it up away from the engine. Use the socket wrench to unscrew the old spark plug and remove it from the cylinder. You should apply an anti-seize lubricant to the new spark plugs thread and screw the new spark plug into the cylinder.