I am in need of some help quick. I am off at school for the Army at Ft Lee. About 200 miles from home and my tools. Today I ran down to the store to get some dinner and noticed that my 1998 LC had started to idle really rough. No lights on at that time just a really rough idle like it might stall. I did a quick search on my phone and there was a lot of different opinions. So I filled her up and added a fuel injector cleaner and headed back to my room.
On the way back to my room my CEL came on and began to flash at me. Again she was still idling rough and didn't get up and go very well but I was still able to get her up to 40 mph. I took her down to an O'Rilley and had them check the CEL. The following codes came back:
C0215-TPMS Left Rear
P0304-Cylinder 4 misfire
P0100-Mass air volume Air flow A circuit
P0110-Intake Air Temp Sensor
B2796-No Communication Immobilizer system
I spoke with the guy at the store and he said he would change spark plugs first, and if that didn't work go on to replace the coil back.
Here is my dilemma, like I said I am at an Army school until 1700 Monday thru Friday and I have no tools. I want to change the spark plugs, I have a pretty good amount of daylight after school to probably get the job done. However what tools would you buy to replace these plugs. And how would you go about attacking these codes. Once I finish this school on the 18th I will be planning my move to Colorado on the 1 June, so I have a pretty compressed timeline. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thanks!
On the way back to my room my CEL came on and began to flash at me. Again she was still idling rough and didn't get up and go very well but I was still able to get her up to 40 mph. I took her down to an O'Rilley and had them check the CEL. The following codes came back:
C0215-TPMS Left Rear
P0304-Cylinder 4 misfire
P0100-Mass air volume Air flow A circuit
P0110-Intake Air Temp Sensor
B2796-No Communication Immobilizer system
I spoke with the guy at the store and he said he would change spark plugs first, and if that didn't work go on to replace the coil back.
Here is my dilemma, like I said I am at an Army school until 1700 Monday thru Friday and I have no tools. I want to change the spark plugs, I have a pretty good amount of daylight after school to probably get the job done. However what tools would you buy to replace these plugs. And how would you go about attacking these codes. Once I finish this school on the 18th I will be planning my move to Colorado on the 1 June, so I have a pretty compressed timeline. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thanks!