Diagnosing Nissan P030x Codes with the ECM
When a misfire is imperceptible, you may need to use the ECM as your “eyes” and “ears”. Learning to use freeze frame data and pending codes will speed diagnosis and reduce comebacks.
Read MoreWhen a misfire is imperceptible, you may need to use the ECM as your “eyes” and “ears”. Learning to use freeze frame data and pending codes will speed diagnosis and reduce comebacks.
Read MoreAug 2011 | Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Here’s a practical look at the Air/Fuel ratio sensor, how it’s different from an O2 sensor, techniques for diagnosis and replacement tips.
Read MoreAug 2011 | Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Let’s explore the technical workings of the electrically-driven air conditioning systems found on Nissan Hybrids and the all-electric LEAF, system diagnosis, and why leak detection using dye must be avoided to prevent costly additional repairs.
Read MoreMar 2011 | Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Waterborne paint is the new standard. It’s also safer, cheaper and faster. And it’s the law…
Read MoreMar 2011 | Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Missing out on rapid delivery, correct parts, easy ordering, genuine OE quality and the best possible profit? You can improve your OE replacement parts business with OEConnection.
Read MoreMar 2011 | Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Reprogramming an outdated ECU is cheaper, quicker and more efficient than replacment. Nissan offers the tools, information and systems to achieve re-flashing success in your shop.
Read MoreMar 2011 | Electrical, Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Working on Controller Area Networks (CAN) may sound daunting, but here’s the information to help you understand how to service these advanced communication systems.
Read MoreMar 2011 | Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Nissan has developed the next generation of its CONSULT scan tools to work with its next generation of vehicles. For model year 2011 and beyond, the CONSULT-III plus will be necessary for diagnosis.
Read MoreNov 2010 | Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features, Structural
In this first body service article in a series, Nissan’s position on the use of non-OEM parts, salvaged air bag components and the repair limitations of steel and aluminum wheels is defined.
Read MoreNOx failure without a MIL is not very common on newer Nissan and Infiniti cars, but older vehicles still have this type of emissions failure.
Read MoreNov 2010 | Engine Mechanical, Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Timing chain service on Nissan and Infiniti vehicles can be satisfying and profitable. A minor mistake may require a complete repeat of the job, which can take more than a day on some models. A major mistake may damage the engine, leading to great expense.
Read MoreNov 2010 | Electrical, General, Nissan, Nissan TechNews Features
Diagnosing HID headlight failure requires more than just the part number of the bulb. We’ll cover the advanced systems involved in HID headlight operation and beam control, as well as some logical diagnostic strategies that may help in catching intermittent or difficult problems.
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