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Random power loss on 03 Spyder

Discussion in '360/430' started by zumzum, May 17, 2011.

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  1. zumzum

    zumzum Guest

    Mar 2, 2010
    13
    Baton Rouge
    Full Name:
    Jeff Cobb
    Hello,
    Got a 360 here that is giving us fits. Car throws code P0050 with P0301-4 following and bogs down. We've replaced both the front O2 sensors and checked the harness for breaks. Car will run perfectly until it suddenly decides to start stumbling, which simply kicking to Neutral and restarting the engine will correct. Drives fine after that.

    This has happened about 6 times in the past couple of weeks. It feels like half the engine is not running- but for the life of us we can't figure out why. Our best guess is that something with the computer for that side (Cyl 1-4 misfire, but what side?) is going wrong. The boss thinks it may have some relationship to the key immobilization system because it has happened 3 times right after starting the car.

    Is there anything that we should check/replace? We don't have access to an SD scan tool.
     
  2. TALON30

    TALON30 Karting

    Jan 8, 2010
    171
    have to tried turning off the main switch. Wait about 15 mins. and turn back on and let the car run for about 10 mins and reset the system specs?
     
  3. zumzum

    zumzum Guest

    Mar 2, 2010
    13
    Baton Rouge
    Full Name:
    Jeff Cobb
    My apologies, but I don't know where the main switch on this car is located. Is it like a racecar configuration where there's a switch at the rear bumper to disconnect the electrical system?
     
  4. FerrariDublin

    FerrariDublin F1 Rookie

    Jun 14, 2009
    3,454
    Dublin, Ireland
    Full Name:
    Greg
    Inside hood - back wall - round black plastic switch - can be difficult to turn.

    Goos luck.
     
  5. zumzum

    zumzum Guest

    Mar 2, 2010
    13
    Baton Rouge
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    Jeff Cobb
    Found it. Now to see if the car responds positively to a reset.
     

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