2006 Infiniti M35 V6 3.5L Cam/CrankShaft
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2006 Infiniti M35 V6 3.5L Cam/CrankShaft
2006 Infiniti M35 V6 3.5L
RPMs drop on highway then kick back in. Dash lights come on Service Engine(stays on since this started), VDC & SLIP. These lights stay on until the car turns off. Also when this happens I noticed the RPMs jump the whole drive. It’s a long hesitation to start. Then it just wouldn’t start at all. Sent it to the shop. They replaced the Crankshaft Sensor and reset the ECU. The day I picked it up I noticed a slight hesitation to start. Went home and on first start up it has that slight hesitation but not long. After I drive it, it takes longer to start now. Could anybody help me figure out what’s going on now? Plz.
I tried replacing the Camshaft sensor myself with aftermarket parts(BAD IDEA) didn’t work of course that’s when I sent it to shop.
RPMs drop on highway then kick back in. Dash lights come on Service Engine(stays on since this started), VDC & SLIP. These lights stay on until the car turns off. Also when this happens I noticed the RPMs jump the whole drive. It’s a long hesitation to start. Then it just wouldn’t start at all. Sent it to the shop. They replaced the Crankshaft Sensor and reset the ECU. The day I picked it up I noticed a slight hesitation to start. Went home and on first start up it has that slight hesitation but not long. After I drive it, it takes longer to start now. Could anybody help me figure out what’s going on now? Plz.
I tried replacing the Camshaft sensor myself with aftermarket parts(BAD IDEA) didn’t work of course that’s when I sent it to shop.
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Honestly, with a Nissan or an Infiniti, best to go ahead and buy a code scanner. Then pull the code, put it into the search function here and you generally get multiple hits on it.
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All you have to do is plug it in and read the codes. Then put the code(s) into the search function. I can't imagine plugging in a code reader is much of a challenge for the average person...then again I see how much trouble people still have with ATMs and self checkout so you may be right.
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