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Old Mar 18, 2005 | 06:24 PM
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i am still getting a ses light for code1320, it's the coils replaced them month back, car ran fine. this week the code came back, car runs for the most part ok, but i can't hold the rpms at 1700, it sounds almost like it's hitting a rev limiter and it will studder sometimes, but if i give it wot it runs fine, idle is perfect too, any suggestions
Old Mar 18, 2005 | 06:27 PM
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1320 code is IGN SIGNAL PRIMARY code.

If you already had the coils replaced its either another bad coil or there is an open or short in the wiring harness.
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how can i tell which one of those problems it is?
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Old Mar 18, 2005 | 07:28 PM
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wouldn't i get a maf sensor code and not a coil code?
Old Mar 18, 2005 | 07:52 PM
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if ur getting a 1320 code its more than likely a coil--sometimes we get a p0300-306(those are misfire codes-1-6) if u get a misfire code like 301--the no 1 cylinder coil is bad if no misfire code u can isolate the coils--if the idle is ruff--start unplugging the coils 1 at a time. if the idle gets better when u diconnect a coil that is the cylinder with a problem--once u find a problem cylinder-to find out if its a coil--take another coil from a diiferent cylinder and switch them--if the problem follows that coil it is the coil--if the problem still exists in the same cylinder there is a problem with wiring in that cylinder---sounds like alot but its easy--shouldnt take that long
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