What did you do to fix your P0300 code?

glenntroy

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I know this has been discussed many times, but I wanted to ask every with 2005-2006 4.0 jeeps, if you had this code, what was the final solution to correct it. I realize these jeeps are getting older, the plastic, wiring, rubber, etc., so curious specifically what you did that corrected it. Thanks
 
On the 05, 06 it could be a bad OPDA.

Also, the 05, 06 PCMs are junk, although the usual codes are for O2 heaters. Other symptoms: gauges dropping out, Jeep glitching off.
 
I know this has been discussed many times, but I wanted to ask every with 2005-2006 4.0 jeeps, if you had this code, what was the final solution to correct it. I realize these jeeps are getting older, the plastic, wiring, rubber, etc., so curious specifically what you did that corrected it. Thanks
 
I know this has been discussed many times, but I wanted to ask every with 2005-2006 4.0 jeeps, if you had this code, what was the final solution to correct it. I realize these jeeps are getting older, the plastic, wiring, rubber, etc., so curious specifically what you did that corrected it. Thanks

As an update, I have replaced most of the sensors, plugs and ignition coil and now I am only getting the P0300 after I drive for 10-20 minutes. The car is warm, and it just randomly comes on - usually blinking only when accrelerating and then turning off when I am off the gas pedal. When I run an obd2 scanner, the code is “pending” not “stored” which tells me the issue is not happening regularly, just sometimes. Has anyone else had an issue like this?

Since the car is warm and it idles and drives perfectly fine, I’m totally stumped, it doesn’t seem to be a fuel, cat or heat issue that I can tell so I may just need to take it to the dealership…any help/guidance would be much appreciated.