P0301 and P0300 misfire codes

Tj_krawler

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Can’t figure out my codes. I’ve replaced spark plugs, replaced coil pack with oem pack from the dealer. I’ve tried sea foam, cleaned my injectors and replaced the o-rings. Replaced the camshaft position sensor. Was thinking it could possibly be the head gasket? Someone plz help
 
Have you thoroughly inspected the wiring harness for breaks in the wiring?
 
So far there are no signs of the wiring cracking and any signs of splits

Sometimes they can be hard to find. I would also probably do a leak down test. It’s always possible you could have a cracked cylinder head or something.
 
Sometimes they can be hard to find. I would also probably do a leak down test. It’s always possible you could have a cracked cylinder head or something.
I will have to try that this weekend hopefully it’s nothing tooo serious I miss driving my Jeep :(
 
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What spark plugs are you using ?
Some Jeeps have adverse reactions (don't run well) with the recommended platinum spark plugs due to the waste spark system; I speak from experience when I say this...
Initially I installed the recommended platinum tipped plugs and with in a short period of time I ended up with numerous misfire codes. I consulted a friend who worked at the Jeep dealership for 25+ years and he stated that factory recommended due to all the misfire problems; the NGK spark plugs should be used. When they are used there are rarely any misfires.
We installed the NGKs and did a combustion chamber cleaning; the misfires went from over 80-100 misfires in a 200 second window of time to 0-2 misfires.
Periodically I run Seafoam cleaner thru the fuel tank and the misfires have stayed gone.
 
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