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Old 02-07-2011, 09:02 PM
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Hey guys new to this forum. I have a 2008 XB with about 43,000 miles on it. The check engine light came on about 1 month ago and I reset it by unhooking the battery hoping it was nothing. It stayed off for about 2 weeks but has come back. I pulled the codes today and they are:

P0354

P2237

P2238

I have e-mailed a local dealer to see what they have to say about it. Any insight as to what is going on? I half way consider myself a shade tree mechanic and would like to fix myself if possible. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Coil pack(s) and 02 sensor failures from what I found out using google.
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Time for a new wiring harness?
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is that what it is.. mines came on but never pull the codes yet..

It sputters for a while than it runs ok.. than the light goes off. I get back in the car and CEL and Traction light on.. and here we go again..

Wiring harness issue?
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None of those shows any codes anywhere in them. So not sure what you are trying to say. I am not new to forums and I do search but random threads do not help.


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Unless you are referring to the stuttering above your post then it makes a little more sense.
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I have read about the wire harness problem. Is this a job that I could do myself? I have not found a part number for it yet. Does anyone know it? Would be nice if it was only a coil pack and an O2 sensor but I have my doubts after reading about the wire harness last night. Would the wire harness be covered under the 5yr 60k mile engine and powertrain warranty?
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Originally Posted by ThePriceofGas
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Unless you are referring to the stuttering above your post then it makes a little more sense.
Yes, I was referring to the post above mine.


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Would the wire harness be covered under the 5yr 60k mile engine and powertrain warranty?
Yes, it would be covered.
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Just got off the phone with a service rep. Going to take the car in Thursday morning for them to run the codes themselves. He said a C.E.L. may or may not be covered under the power train warranty. I asked him about the TSB for the wire harness and he said he was not familiar with it and that some TSB's are covered under warranty and some are not. I guess I will find out more Thursday. Now I just need to drive the car and get the light to come on again. I reset it with the code reader the other day and he said it is best if the light is still on.
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The light finally came back on and the wife took it to the dealer today. He said the #4 coil pack needs replaced but he said it is not under warranty. I had her to ask about the powertrain warranty and he told her that anything that is touched by a liquid is not covered under warranty. I then informed her to get in the car and drive away. They never mentioned anything about the code for the O2 sensor that I got. I still think it is probably a bad wire harness. They wanted 2-$300 to do the repair. I have not seen the list but she said he was going to print everything out. She mentioned that he wanted to do some fuel cleaner process that cost over $100. From everything I have ever read that is one of the biggest rip offs they hit you with.

Anyways looks like I will be replacing the coil pack myself, anyone on here ever done it?
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