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Subaru Tribeca Misfire. Do you know anyone nearby. P0306 is a fairly common trouble code with the subaru tribeca. I have a 2006 subaru b9 tribeca base 3.0 model. When the rpms get up above 4k, the coil is not putting out enough spark and the misfires occur. Here is the section dealing with. It has been misfiring with a p0301 code & occasional (but more steady) p0306. You had the misfire before changing the plugs and it is still persistent with the same cylinder. Now it is missing and threw the code for cylinder 1 misfire. Went and diagnose it, had misfires on 2 & 4. P0306 is certainly a cause for. Usually when you get misfire codes (p0300 series) along with o2 sensor issues, or any other input issues, it is related to electrical. It had the cel on (not flashing), vdc & cc light flashing. I just replaced head gaskets on daughter's '06 tribeca with 130k. It’s and obd2 code and stands for: Fired up right away and no problems or leaks for 40 miles or so.

Went and diagnose it, had misfires on 2 & 4. It’s and obd2 code and stands for: When the rpms get up above 4k, the coil is not putting out enough spark and the misfires occur. Do you know anyone nearby. Here is the section dealing with. P0306 is a fairly common trouble code with the subaru tribeca. Now it is missing and threw the code for cylinder 1 misfire. You had the misfire before changing the plugs and it is still persistent with the same cylinder. I have a 2006 subaru b9 tribeca base 3.0 model. I just replaced head gaskets on daughter's '06 tribeca with 130k.

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Subaru Tribeca Misfire P0306 is a fairly common trouble code with the subaru tribeca. Now it is missing and threw the code for cylinder 1 misfire. You had the misfire before changing the plugs and it is still persistent with the same cylinder. I recently bought a 3.0 tribeca. P0306 is certainly a cause for. It has been misfiring with a p0301 code & occasional (but more steady) p0306. I just replaced head gaskets on daughter's '06 tribeca with 130k. Usually when you get misfire codes (p0300 series) along with o2 sensor issues, or any other input issues, it is related to electrical. Went and diagnose it, had misfires on 2 & 4. When the rpms get up above 4k, the coil is not putting out enough spark and the misfires occur. It had the cel on (not flashing), vdc & cc light flashing. Here is the section dealing with. Do you know anyone nearby. P0306 is a fairly common trouble code with the subaru tribeca. It’s and obd2 code and stands for: Fired up right away and no problems or leaks for 40 miles or so.