[wemiller53]

I am new to servicing my Envoy - where are the fuel injectors and what steps are necessary for replacement? I'm getting the p0304 error code and have replaced the #4 coil and all plugs.

Thanks!

 

[91RS]

The fuel rail is located inbetween the intake and the engine. The intake has to be removed to replace an injector.

 

[jimmyjam]

haven't done this, but the fuel rail must be behind the intake, above the intake ports. so you'll have to remove that to get to it.

edit: lol what he said :iagree:

 

[bromanjr]

What brand/part # plugs did you use??

Many reports of Random Misfires (P0300) and certain misfires (P0301 thru P0306) stem from replacing plugs with non-Iriduim and specifically non-Delco brand Iridium plugs. The most recommended by GM and the feedback from this site, are the Delco Iridium 41-103 plugs.

There are also a small number of members finding low compression on the suspect cylinder, that should be the next test to do.

 

[wemiller53]

Problem Solved

Thanks all. I didn't need to change the injector after all. The #4 coil was defective. Thanks again!

 

[JUSTINKP]

Can anyone provide a picture or description of where the fuel injectors are and what they look like?

 

[the roadie]

www.compnine.com

 

[TjHarv]

Problem Solved

Thanks all. I didn't need to change the

Problem Solved

Thanks all. I didn't need to change the injector after all. The #4 coil was defective. Thanks again!

Hey man. What did you have to do? Mine says cylinder 2. I've changed all spark plugs and changed cylinder two coil.

 

[chem_man]

I don't think wemiller53 or the others have been around here for several years, so I think you're out of luck in hearing from them.

However, as wemiller53 said, he replaced the #4 coil and that fixed his misfire problem.

Now onto you.

What OBDII codes are you seeing - P0300? P0304? Any others? You said that you replaced the spark plugs. Dis you use ACDelco 41-103 plugs? If not, that could be your problem right there. What brand of coil did you use? If you did not use something like an ACDelco, Delphi, Denso, Standard Motor Products, or BWD brand ignition coil, then the coil could also be suspect.

Now, if you used ACDelco 41-103 plugs and one of the above mentioned ignition coils, I would first check to make sure the ignition coil is properly seated on the spark plug and that the ignition coil connector is properly seated into the ignition coil socket.

Good Luck!

 

[TigerMike1]

I don't think wemiller53 or the others have been around here for several years, so I think you're out of luck in hearing from them.

However, as wemiller53 said, he replaced the #4 coil and that fixed his misfire problem.

Now onto you.

What OBDII codes are you seeing - P0300? P0304? Any others? You said that you replaced the spark plugs. Dis you use ACDelco 41-103 plugs? If not, that could be your problem right there. What brand of coil did you use? If you did not use something like an ACDelco, Delphi, Denso, Standard Motor Products, or BWD brand ignition coil, then the coil could also be suspect.

Now, if you used ACDelco 41-103 plugs and one of the above mentioned ignition coils, I would first check to make sure the ignition coil is properly seated on the spark plug and that the ignition coil connector is properly seated into the ignition coil socket.

Good Luck!

And don't forget to make sure that damn spring didn't fall out of the "boot" between the coil and the spark plug. When I dealt with my coil issues, I had two fall out of the boots in my driveway to never be seen or heard from again! Luckily, I'd ordered three new boot kits when I decided to change my plugs, so I had extras!