GM Engine Error Code P1351: How to Fix It

Q: What causes GM P1351 error code?

P1351 is typically caused by a faulty ignition coil pack, damaged wiring in the ignition control circuit, a failing ignition control module, or poor electrical connections in the ignition system.

Q: Can I drive with P1351 error code?

You should avoid driving with P1351 as it indicates ignition system problems that can cause engine misfires, potential catalytic converter damage, and unsafe driving conditions. Address the issue promptly.

Q: How much does it cost to fix P1351?

Repair costs vary from $50-150 for ignition coil replacement to $200-500 for ignition control module replacement, plus labor. Professional diagnosis typically costs $100-150.

Q: Will P1351 cause my car to not start?

P1351 may cause hard starting, rough running, or engine stalling, but complete no-start conditions are less common. The vehicle may start but run poorly with reduced power and fuel economy.

Abstract

GM error code P1351 indicates an ignition control circuit high voltage condition, meaning the engine control module has detected abnormally high voltage in the ignition control system. This can cause engine misfires, rough idling, and poor performance if not addressed promptly.