P0307
Cylinder 7 Misfire Detected
Causes
- Faulty or fouled spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed or weak ignition coil (coil-on-plug) for cylinder 7
- Clogged or failed fuel injector on cylinder 7
- Low cylinder compression (worn piston rings, burned valve, head gasket)
- Intake manifold vacuum leak or intake gasket leak near cylinder 7
- Low fuel pressure or weak fuel pump
Symptoms
- Check engine light (MIL) illuminated
- Rough idle or vibration at idle
- Loss of power and hesitation under load
- Reduced fuel economy
- Increased exhaust emissions and possible rotten-egg smell if catalytic affected
- Occasional hard starting or stalling
What to check
- Read and record all stored/PENDING codes and freeze-frame data with a scan tool
- Check misfire counts and identify whether misfire is isolated to cylinder 7 or intermittent
- Visual inspection: wiring, connectors, coil-on-plug boots, and spark plug for cylinder 7
- Swap ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder to see if misfire follows the coil
- Swap fuel injector (or swap injector harness/connector) with another cylinder to see if misfire follows the injector
- Check fuel rail pressure with a gauge to confirm system pressure within spec
Signal parameters
- Misfire count for cylinder 7 (events/cycle or per minute)
- Short-term fuel trim (STFT) and long-term fuel trim (LTFT) (%)—look for large corrections on the affected bank
- Injector pulse width (ms) for cylinder 7
- Ignition coil primary resistance (ohms) and secondary resistance (kΩ) or coil dwell time (ms)
- Fuel rail pressure (psi / bar) at idle and under load
- Crankshaft/Camshaft position sensor signals and cam/crank correlation (timing)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Read and record all DTCs and freeze-frame data; note operating conditions when P0307 set.
- Confirm misfire is current: monitor live misfire counters and identify if it's steady, intermittent, or load-dependent.
- Perform visual inspection of spark plug, coil, boot and wiring for cylinder 7; replace or re-seat if damaged.
- Swap the ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder. If misfire moves, replace the coil.
- If coil swap is negative, swap the injector (or its connector) with another cylinder. If misfire follows, replace the injector.
- Check fuel rail pressure and ensure regulator and pump are within spec; inspect fuel filter if applicable.
Likely causes
- Worn, fouled or incorrectly gapped spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed ignition coil for cylinder 7 (common on coil-on-plug systems)
- Stuck/failed fuel injector or poor injector spray pattern for cylinder 7
- Low compression on cylinder 7 (mechanical issue)
- Damaged wiring or loose connector to coil/injector on cylinder 7
Fault status
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P0307
- Ignition order of cylinder 7 disrupted
Causes
- Faulty or fouled spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed or weak ignition coil (coil-on-plug) for cylinder 7
- Clogged or failed fuel injector on cylinder 7
- Low cylinder compression (worn piston rings, burned valve, head gasket)
- Intake manifold vacuum leak or intake gasket leak near cylinder 7
- Low fuel pressure or weak fuel pump
Symptoms
- Check engine light (MIL) illuminated
- Rough idle or vibration at idle
- Loss of power and hesitation under load
- Reduced fuel economy
- Increased exhaust emissions and possible rotten-egg smell if catalytic affected
- Occasional hard starting or stalling
What to check
- Read and record all stored/PENDING codes and freeze-frame data with a scan tool
- Check misfire counts and identify whether misfire is isolated to cylinder 7 or intermittent
- Visual inspection: wiring, connectors, coil-on-plug boots, and spark plug for cylinder 7
- Swap ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder to see if misfire follows the coil
- Swap fuel injector (or swap injector harness/connector) with another cylinder to see if misfire follows the injector
- Check fuel rail pressure with a gauge to confirm system pressure within spec
Signal parameters
- Misfire count for cylinder 7 (events/cycle or per minute)
- Short-term fuel trim (STFT) and long-term fuel trim (LTFT) (%)—look for large corrections on the affected bank
- Injector pulse width (ms) for cylinder 7
- Ignition coil primary resistance (ohms) and secondary resistance (kΩ) or coil dwell time (ms)
- Fuel rail pressure (psi / bar) at idle and under load
- Crankshaft/Camshaft position sensor signals and cam/crank correlation (timing)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Read and record all DTCs and freeze-frame data; note operating conditions when P0307 set.
- Confirm misfire is current: monitor live misfire counters and identify if it's steady, intermittent, or load-dependent.
- Perform visual inspection of spark plug, coil, boot and wiring for cylinder 7; replace or re-seat if damaged.
- Swap the ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder. If misfire moves, replace the coil.
- If coil swap is negative, swap the injector (or its connector) with another cylinder. If misfire follows, replace the injector.
- Check fuel rail pressure and ensure regulator and pump are within spec; inspect fuel filter if applicable.
Likely causes
- Worn, fouled or incorrectly gapped spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed ignition coil for cylinder 7 (common on coil-on-plug systems)
- Stuck/failed fuel injector or poor injector spray pattern for cylinder 7
- Low compression on cylinder 7 (mechanical issue)
- Damaged wiring or loose connector to coil/injector on cylinder 7
Fault status
P0307
Cylinder 7 Misfire Detected
Causes
- Faulty or fouled spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed or weak ignition coil (coil-on-plug) for cylinder 7
- Clogged or failed fuel injector on cylinder 7
- Low cylinder compression (worn piston rings, burned valve, head gasket)
- Intake manifold vacuum leak or intake gasket leak near cylinder 7
- Low fuel pressure or weak fuel pump
Symptoms
- Check engine light (MIL) illuminated
- Rough idle or vibration at idle
- Loss of power and hesitation under load
- Reduced fuel economy
- Increased exhaust emissions and possible rotten-egg smell if catalytic affected
- Occasional hard starting or stalling
What to check
- Read and record all stored/PENDING codes and freeze-frame data with a scan tool
- Check misfire counts and identify whether misfire is isolated to cylinder 7 or intermittent
- Visual inspection: wiring, connectors, coil-on-plug boots, and spark plug for cylinder 7
- Swap ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder to see if misfire follows the coil
- Swap fuel injector (or swap injector harness/connector) with another cylinder to see if misfire follows the injector
- Check fuel rail pressure with a gauge to confirm system pressure within spec
Signal parameters
- Misfire count for cylinder 7 (events/cycle or per minute)
- Short-term fuel trim (STFT) and long-term fuel trim (LTFT) (%)—look for large corrections on the affected bank
- Injector pulse width (ms) for cylinder 7
- Ignition coil primary resistance (ohms) and secondary resistance (kΩ) or coil dwell time (ms)
- Fuel rail pressure (psi / bar) at idle and under load
- Crankshaft/Camshaft position sensor signals and cam/crank correlation (timing)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Read and record all DTCs and freeze-frame data; note operating conditions when P0307 set.
- Confirm misfire is current: monitor live misfire counters and identify if it's steady, intermittent, or load-dependent.
- Perform visual inspection of spark plug, coil, boot and wiring for cylinder 7; replace or re-seat if damaged.
- Swap the ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder. If misfire moves, replace the coil.
- If coil swap is negative, swap the injector (or its connector) with another cylinder. If misfire follows, replace the injector.
- Check fuel rail pressure and ensure regulator and pump are within spec; inspect fuel filter if applicable.
Likely causes
- Worn, fouled or incorrectly gapped spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed ignition coil for cylinder 7 (common on coil-on-plug systems)
- Stuck/failed fuel injector or poor injector spray pattern for cylinder 7
- Low compression on cylinder 7 (mechanical issue)
- Damaged wiring or loose connector to coil/injector on cylinder 7
Fault status
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P0307
No.7 cylinder misfire detected
Causes
- Faulty or fouled spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed or weak ignition coil (coil-on-plug) for cylinder 7
- Clogged or failed fuel injector on cylinder 7
- Low cylinder compression (worn piston rings, burned valve, head gasket)
- Intake manifold vacuum leak or intake gasket leak near cylinder 7
- Low fuel pressure or weak fuel pump
Symptoms
- Check engine light (MIL) illuminated
- Rough idle or vibration at idle
- Loss of power and hesitation under load
- Reduced fuel economy
- Increased exhaust emissions and possible rotten-egg smell if catalytic affected
- Occasional hard starting or stalling
What to check
- Read and record all stored/PENDING codes and freeze-frame data with a scan tool
- Check misfire counts and identify whether misfire is isolated to cylinder 7 or intermittent
- Visual inspection: wiring, connectors, coil-on-plug boots, and spark plug for cylinder 7
- Swap ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder to see if misfire follows the coil
- Swap fuel injector (or swap injector harness/connector) with another cylinder to see if misfire follows the injector
- Check fuel rail pressure with a gauge to confirm system pressure within spec
Signal parameters
- Misfire count for cylinder 7 (events/cycle or per minute)
- Short-term fuel trim (STFT) and long-term fuel trim (LTFT) (%)—look for large corrections on the affected bank
- Injector pulse width (ms) for cylinder 7
- Ignition coil primary resistance (ohms) and secondary resistance (kΩ) or coil dwell time (ms)
- Fuel rail pressure (psi / bar) at idle and under load
- Crankshaft/Camshaft position sensor signals and cam/crank correlation (timing)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Read and record all DTCs and freeze-frame data; note operating conditions when P0307 set.
- Confirm misfire is current: monitor live misfire counters and identify if it's steady, intermittent, or load-dependent.
- Perform visual inspection of spark plug, coil, boot and wiring for cylinder 7; replace or re-seat if damaged.
- Swap the ignition coil from cylinder 7 with a known-good cylinder. If misfire moves, replace the coil.
- If coil swap is negative, swap the injector (or its connector) with another cylinder. If misfire follows, replace the injector.
- Check fuel rail pressure and ensure regulator and pump are within spec; inspect fuel filter if applicable.
Likely causes
- Worn, fouled or incorrectly gapped spark plug in cylinder 7
- Failed ignition coil for cylinder 7 (common on coil-on-plug systems)
- Stuck/failed fuel injector or poor injector spray pattern for cylinder 7
- Low compression on cylinder 7 (mechanical issue)
- Damaged wiring or loose connector to coil/injector on cylinder 7
Fault status
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