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I have replaced plugs, wires, new distributor, tps and still get rid of p0300 code. Engine light used to come on and off but now it just stays on. I noticed there is a bad exhaust smell now. I am planning to change out crank sensor and fuel filter as they are cheap to replace.
How long has your 2002 Nissan Frontier had this problem?
3 months
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Before you change out the fuel filter and crank sensor you need to diagnose the issue. You have a misfire and that's why the exhaust smells bad. This can be caused by an ignition component or a fuel related issue. You can start by pulling the spark plugs. If you find one that is fouled out that is likely your misfire. A complete diagnosis is needed regardless so If you don't work on your own cars here is a link to find a good shop near you, https://repairpal.com/repair-shops Alex
Just as a side note - some of the aftermarket distributors are junk! â–ªï¸3.3L V/6â–ªï¸