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Misfire on my 2011 RCZ 1.6 GT THP (156 BHP)

Cmmorley72

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Hello Guys,can someone please help me with the Misfire on my RCZ?
I've plugged in my Topdon ArtDiag800bt and came up with 4 Error codes as seen below.
Engine ECU 4 problems exist

1.P1336 Misfire On Undetermined Cylinders

2.P1339 Misfire On Cylinder 3

3.P1340 Misfire On Cylinder 4

4.P0087 Petrol High Pressure Regulation Fault Fuel Rail Pressure Too Low

Can Anyone recommend my next steps please.

Any help or information will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Chris.
 

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It's time to change or repair the high pressure fuel pump.
 

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Thanks for your reply Ife
Is it very difficult to remove the Fuel pump from the car?
I've found someone who will refurbish it for around £140.
It's not difficult, I did it.
You have to remove the pipes that go to and return from the air filter.
Better also remove the battery.
To remove the fuel inlet tube you just have to press on the plastic clip, not pry it out like they do in some videos!
Make sure no dirt gets into the fuel tubes.
It is held in place with 3 torx screws.
 

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It's not difficult, I did it.
You have to remove the pipes that go to and return from the air filter.
Better also remove the battery.
To remove the fuel inlet tube you just have to press on the plastic clip, not pry it out like they do in some videos!
Make sure no dirt gets into the fuel tubes.
It is held in place with 3 torx screws.
Thanks Ife for your help.
Regards
Chris
 
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