06 g35 battery/power issue
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06 g35 battery/power issue
I’ve had my G (2006 automatic coupe) for a few months now and it’s been super unreliable. after not using the car for about a day it dies, and it’s even died in the middle of the street multiple times. I have gotten the battery tested a few times all saying the battery is fine and the only thing that ever popped up on the code reader was the camshaft position sensor bank 2 which I replaced. I’m still having these issues which led me to think it’s either a parasitic draw or the crankshaft sensor let me know if you have any other ideas of what it could be…
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Pull the fuse for the stereo and amp, that's the primary culprit for parasitic draw.
However I'm betting your battery is toast, did they test your battery with a handheld meter or did they wheel out a big cart. If they didn't bring the bigger cart tester (load bank tester) then all they checked was your battery voltage which doesn't mean ****. Gotta load test a battery to see if it's actually good or not.
This has nothing to do with your car stalling in the road while driving though, that's a separate issue. Start with inspecting the plugs, check for vacuum leaks, clean the MAF, etc. Basic maintenance stuff.
Did you replace the cam sensor with a Hitachi or Genuine OEM Nissan parts? If not then it could definitely still be the problem these cars are notorious for not playing nice with any aftermarket sensors.
I would put an OBD2 reader on it again and check for hidden codes.
However I'm betting your battery is toast, did they test your battery with a handheld meter or did they wheel out a big cart. If they didn't bring the bigger cart tester (load bank tester) then all they checked was your battery voltage which doesn't mean ****. Gotta load test a battery to see if it's actually good or not.
This has nothing to do with your car stalling in the road while driving though, that's a separate issue. Start with inspecting the plugs, check for vacuum leaks, clean the MAF, etc. Basic maintenance stuff.
Did you replace the cam sensor with a Hitachi or Genuine OEM Nissan parts? If not then it could definitely still be the problem these cars are notorious for not playing nice with any aftermarket sensors.
I would put an OBD2 reader on it again and check for hidden codes.
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