04 pt wont start

[penstar66]

ok change the plugs, wires, coil pack
started the car ran for about 10 minutes the just shut off
now wont turn over my scanner is not connection does not come on
battery is good everthing works but wont turn over. does anyone know if there is a fues for the ecm and the od2 connector if so where at

[CREWZIN]

Check the owners manual for location of the fuses. There's an ignition start fuse in the PDC (Power Distribution Center) which is located in the engine compartment under the air filter. There's no fuse for the ECM or the OBD connector.

[penstar66]

ok found a fuse marked abs was blowing will start now but still getting the code p2302 which is a misfire still trying to fig that one out everthing thing new any help would be great

[CREWZIN]

P2302 ignition coil #1 secondary circuit, insufficient ionization

Set condition: if the PCM detects that the secondary ignition burn time is incorrect or not present, and error is detected.

Possible causes:
spark plug
ignition wire
ignition coil

If I were you I'd put the old coil pack back in. The original coil pack very seldom causes anyone any trouble but aftermarket electrical parts do cause problems. Also check to see if the wires are seated correctly and make sure the gap on the plugs is correct.

[penstar66]

ok put old coil back on restart same thing put old wire on same thing put new wires on same thing the old plug are shot so new one were put in and gaped at .50 that what on the sticker on the car. not for sure where to go now it doesnt have a intake leak.

[Hooligan]

Gap at .040, .050 is to large.

[heifetz17]

.05 is not too large. In fact, that's right within Chrysler spec.

However, Hooligan is correct that you should re-gap the plugs to .040. There is a TSB out for 2004 model years that calls for a smaller gap (.040) if you're experiencing drivability or running problems with your current gap (.050)

Try the smaller gap and let us know what happens.