Error Codes: P1202, P1206 and P1300

[wntsom4]

Ok from what my code reader shows me is:

P1202 Fuel air metering
P1206 fuel air metering
P1300 ignition system or misfire

From my searches on PRIME P1202 an P1206 are misfires on cylinder #2 and #6...

My question (As I don't have a service manual) where are these located on the engine?? Is #1 driver side behind the driver seat? and #6 passenger side bumper end..


Another question is that this error I didn't have until the car has been sitting for the winter, now I start it up to just get it running and now the errors show up...

From what Im reading I would assume I should check the coils first?
Others have noted the ignitor or detination sensor (i think) where is this located?

 

[nigel]

Go to HELM Publishing to get a copy of the service manuals. They're worth their weight....

Cheers
nigel

 

[angus]

I think maybe your plugs got a little fouled , after driving they should clear out - does the car run fine now or is it still missing?

 

[Larry Bastanza]

As Angus is mentioning, I would give the car a really good run, reset the ECU, and see if the codes return.

I am making a small assumption this is a stock engine. If it is SC'ed I woud lokk at other things as well, so if it is not stock. let us know.

Regards,
LarryB

 

[4AU4LIFE]

Ok from what my code reader shows me is:

P1202 Fuel air metering
P1206 fuel air metering
P1300 ignition system or misfire

From my searches on PRIME P1202 an P1206 are misfires on cylinder #2 and #6...

My question (As I don't have a service manual) where are these located on the engine?? Is #1 driver side behind the driver seat? and #6 passenger side bumper end..


Another question is that this error I didn't have until the car has been sitting for the winter, now I start it up to just get it running and now the errors show up...

From what Im reading I would assume I should check the coils first?
Others have noted the ignitor or detination sensor (i think) where is this located?

What year is your car?

 

[wntsom4]

As Angus is mentioning, I would give the car a really good run, reset the ECU, and see if the codes return.

I am making a small assumption this is a stock engine. If it is SC'ed I woud lokk at other things as well, so if it is not stock. let us know.

Regards,
LarryB

Yes the car is stock.... Due to the snow it hasnt been on the road.. I guess I'll just have to wait till it gets warmer out to see if it just the plugs..

 

[pgilliam1]

To answer one of your questions:
Standing on the passenger side looking into the engine bay -
#1 cylinder is the first one on the left
#6 cylinder is the last one on the right. Happy Motoring!