P2E5A Cylinder 2 Alternative Fuel Misfire Detected
P2E5A says cylinder 2 is the one losing combustion while the engine is supplied with alternative fuel; P0302 is its petrol twin. No manufacturer documents this code publicly. On inline engines cylinder 2 follows cylinder 1; on V engines it is either the foremost cylinder on the other bank (GM, Chrysler) or the second one of the first bank (Ford, Audi). The gas injector is the typical gas-specific suspect: compressor oil carried in CNG condenses after the pressure regulator, reaches the injectors unevenly and can gum single valves or make them close erratically, as GM and Siemens patents describe. Landi Renzo's service manual for its 6.0-litre CNG conversion asks for misfire codes to check the injector plug, the nozzle seated in its port, the drive signal and injector wiring not crossed between cylinders.
Likely causes
Symptoms
- Uneven running on gas, normal on petrol
- Higher gas consumption and loss of power
- Check engine light
Repair estimate
Typical range across vehicles; the real cost depends on what the testing finds.
Parts involved
Related codes
References: law.cornell.edu, image-ppubs.uspto.gov, image-ppubs.uspto.gov, utilimaster.com.