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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / June 2006Still another SES question - 02 SE
The SES light came on yesterday in my 02 SE with less than 40K miles. Never had any service problems with this car and dealer performed full 30K service a couple months ago. Is there any way to get the codes without buying a scan tool? Is there any way to reset it to see if it goes on again? BTW whatever happened to Maxima.org? Thanks in advance for any help. - reset =batt connector off for ½hou - My guess, dunno, here is an investment worth checking http://www.scangauge.com - for detail info check top left 'Favorite Links', se http://www.cardomain.com/ride/748507/1 -- Wiikinki www.cardomain.com/ride/748507/ Go to Autozone, they will scan and reset it for free. Maxima.org is still up. > The SES light came on yesterday in my 02 SE with less than 40K miles. > Never had any service problems with this car and dealer performed full > 30K service a couple months ago. Is there any way to get the codes > without buying a scan tool? Is there any way to reset it to see if it > goes on again? BTW whatever happened to Maxima.org? Thanks in advance > for any help. The battery disconnect thing won't work on an '02 02FSM & also hands on experience shows it resets ECU -- Wiikinki www.cardomain.com/ride/748507/ I had a friend scan the code and got a P1147, which is O2 sensors. I also had him clear the code and turn off the light. Dealer wants $480 to replace 2 sensors, including $60 for diagnosis. Since the SES light has not come back on, do I really need to replace the sensors? Is there any harm in waiting to see if it comes back on? >I had a friend scan the code and got a P1147, which is O2 sensors. I also > had him clear the code and turn off the light. Dealer wants $480 to > replace 2 sensors, including $60 for diagnosis. Since the SES light has > not come back on, do I really need to replace the sensors? Is there any > harm in waiting to see if it comes back on? Mine does the same thing and as long as your mileage isn't dropping it is fine to have them reset. ..it will also lose all the learned settings and reset all the emissions monitors. . Master-Reset is zeroing ALL registry databits to all zeros. Doesnt matter how its achieved (although dont recommend the usual hammer - as bootup might become problematic) The ECU-selflearnin process for cleared ECU is 20 minutes if one follows FSM guidelines, no problem. Time is longer if one just drives, ECU will do all for u. Emission testers may want one week (?) data The batt off time: various sources say ½-24hrs, my experience 30minutes, later absolutely no problems But why not use autozone if they do it free? I am I (?) just lazy. Some let stealerships do it with 150€ charge, I say I (?), that billin is crazy.. -- Wiikinki www.cardomain.com/ride/748507/ |
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