Prob got too hot & warped heads...This is a major prob if so...if heads did warp you may be able too have them machined instead of buying new ones. Only suggestion, Id have to see it to be possitive.
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Trouble code P0300 means: Random/multiple cylinder misfire detected
yes it can
It could.
Was an intake manifold gasket for me.
Most likely you have a misfire caused by an intake manifold gasket leak at #1 cylinder. That or basic misfire stuff like spark plugs or ignition wires. Check the intake
The vehicle will have low compression causing it to misfire and not run
No reason to if the intake gasket is the only problem you have. If engine was running smooth and was not overheated then there is no reason to fool with the HEAD gaskets
Need more information (such as engine size) to tell you why. Experience is anyone of them can misfire but Fords of that vintage sometimes have problems with cooling leaks on that hole from heater hose I had exact same problem on my '99. Leak on #4 plug caused damage to the coil. Changed hose and coil. Coil very easy to replace. My brothers 98 F150 had the same problem, had to change the intake gaskets. All four corners of the intake was leaking. Took about 4 hours to repair. His was a 4.6 motor.
Type your answer here... I had the same problem with my 96 Tahoe.. Vortec 350. Problem was a blown intake gasket.
Sorry no, the intake manifold would have to be changed
Spark plug, wire, coil, low compression, fuel injector, intake leak, etc.