Any one know what these codes mean: P1111, P0306 and P1316. Also, where is #6 cylinder located on, 05 X-Type, 3.0 AWD.

 

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Daryle, the P1111 code is telling you that all is fine with the car and all systems are OK. So, you should see that code if your car is running fine.

As for P0306, that is saying that there is a misfire on cylinder #6. Cylinder #6 is the one next to the battery box, in front of the engine (on the side near the radiator). So, remove the air cleaner, then you will be able to access the coil. I think you will find that once you remove the coil, you will find that there is a little bit of oil down in the plug well and that is what is causing the misfire. Clean up the oil and all should be good. If it returns, then you are most likely looking at having to replace the valve cover gaskets.

P1316 is simply stating that the misfire is resulting in excessive emissions. Which would be in line with the cylinder misfiring. So, you clear up the misfire, you will clear this code too.