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Front and rear cameras, tire pressure for all four tires can display on screen,folding side view mir
Check out the FSM EC section
https://www.nicoclub.com/service-man...F2004%2Fec.pdf
See Page EC 462
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P1168 can't completely closed loop on bank 2, look for vacuum leaks, pull and inspect spark plugs, real-time scan the O2 sensor to make sure it's working properly.
P1051 is a generic code because your scanner doesn't have protocol 9141-2 needed to properly read codes for this car. Use a different scanner with the correct Nissan protocol.
P1051 is a generic code because your scanner doesn't have protocol 9141-2 needed to properly read codes for this car. Use a different scanner with the correct Nissan protocol.
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That's actually a generic for sensor 1 bank 2 heater.
With the proper protocol scanner it will probably come back as P0051 for low voltage signal or P0052 for high voltage signal.
However sometimes it comes back as something wildly different. Gotta use an OBD2 scanner with the correct protocol.
It's basically comparing variations of the english language, there's brooklyn english, southern english, british english, australian english, etc.
Scanner doesn't know if it's a "dickey", a "boot", or a "trunk". All three words are used to describe the rear storage compartment of an automobile depending on which variation of english you speak.
With the proper protocol scanner it will probably come back as P0051 for low voltage signal or P0052 for high voltage signal.
However sometimes it comes back as something wildly different. Gotta use an OBD2 scanner with the correct protocol.
It's basically comparing variations of the english language, there's brooklyn english, southern english, british english, australian english, etc.
Scanner doesn't know if it's a "dickey", a "boot", or a "trunk". All three words are used to describe the rear storage compartment of an automobile depending on which variation of english you speak.
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