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After changing the clutch on a 2004 Mini Cooper and as far as the clutch is concerned everything was fine with that part of the car but now it is only running on 2 cylinders. It was suggested that I reset the ECU and I have completed that. The problem continues. Any suggestions? It has a P2300 Low Voltage on coil message.


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Check voltage at the coil. You may have shorted or pinched wires during the repair.

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