P1300 code

KENNEYG

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2001 TOYOTA TACOMA
3.4L
V6
4WD
AUTOMATIC
31,000 MILES

Truck started running real rough suddenly. Reader showed I had a P0304 code. I checked #4 plug and had a hole in the rubber that goes over the spark plug. Only 31,000 miles on a rebuilt engine with new plugs and wires, so I replaced all wires and tubes (best grade belden) down from the coils, not the plugs or coils though. Now it won't run and I get the 1300 code (coil). Should I just replace all coils since I don't know if they were replaced with rebuild or could it be something else? I'm not sure how to check each individual coil. Thanks in advance.

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SCGRANTURISMO

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Hello,

Any time you even suspect an ignition component, i.E. Spark plug, spark plug wires, coil, coil packs, or Coil On Plug [COP], of being bad, you should replace it without question. This will prevent Direct Trouble Codes[DTC][s] like this from happening, and it is a good policy to follow. This is what I do with my own vehicle. I hope that this helps.

Thanks,
Alex
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Wednesday, December 18th, 2019 AT 4:22 PM

KEN L

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Hello,

Here is how to replace the coils in the diagrams below and the video as well:

https://youtu.be/rU6uxV5dLoA

Check out the diagrams (below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

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Wednesday, December 18th, 2019 AT 5:41 PM

SCGRANTURISMO

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Hello again,

I'm sorry, I forgot to add this guide down below on how to inspect and test your vehicle's ignition coils. Please go through it and get back to us with the results.

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Alex
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Thursday, December 19th, 2019 AT 1:12 AM

P1300 code

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