Come on guys, nobody can help me on this one???

 

P2323 is Ignition Coil No. 8 Secondary Circuit Insufficient Ionization. Possible causes are ASD relay Output Circuit, Coil on Plug Resistance, Ignition Coil, Coil Control Circuit Open, Coil Control Circuit Shorted to Ground or PCM problem

 

Man you said a mouth full on that code! lol.

Any problems with the truck when it threw the code?

 

No problems at all. I was on my way to work, and it came on. It has thrown this code, and about 3 months ago it threw a p2308, and about a month before that, it threw a p2302. I think it may need a few coil packs, but it never misfires.

 

My 03 has been abused, and I have only lost 1 coil pack...I doubt that you have 3 bad ones on your 04. I would check your connection on the coil pack wires first to make sure that none of the connectors came loose.

 

Since I haven't had a coil pack go bad, what are the symptoms you encounter?

 

Since I haven't had a coil pack go bad, what are the symptoms you encounter?

My truck ran a little rough, but it wasnt as bad as I thought it would be with a bad coil. Only reason I knew was because of the code, but it was a different code than what slowhemi threw.

Luckily, I bought an extra set of coilpacks a while back and had 1 with me at the time. I put the new coilpack in, the code went away, and the truck has run fine ever since.

 

Thanks for the info. Now I'll know what to look for if my truck acts up.

 

I wonder if it has anything to do with the superchips.... It never did this before. Also, if a connection was loose, wouldn't it misfire?

 

I wonder if it has anything to do with the superchips.... It never did this before. Also, if a connection was loose, wouldn't it misfire?

Like I said, the only reason why I knew it was bad is because of the code...the truck still drove pretty decent even with the coil pack bad.