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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / February 20042000 GLE SES codes
Is it possible to read the codes from the computer of my 2000 GLE without a scanner? I have been to the website http://vbxmaxima.8m.com/ecu.html. The computer in my car is slightly different from the one pictured and does not have the screw referred to that allows the SES light to flash the codes. Is there another way? Thanks, Bruce > Is it possible to read the codes from the computer of my 2000 GLE > without a scanner? I have been to the website [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanks, > Bruce No. Unless you're in California, pay a visit to your local AutoZone and they'll pull the codes free of charge. Autozone pulled the codes. Thanks for the idea. The codes were both P1320. In looking back through the messages, if it is accompanied by a P0303, it is a bad ignition coil on cylinder 3. I only had the one code. I assume I have a bad coil, but don't know which one. The 2k has a history of bad coils. When the coil goes does it stay bad or can the problem be intermittent. I just want to know if I check all the coils will the bad one show up, or could it be okay now. The other question is how to clear the codes if I find the correct coil and replace it. Autozone said they weren't allowed to clear the codes. Thanks for the help, Bruce >> Is it possible to read the codes from the computer of my 2000 GLE >> without a scanner? I have been to the website [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >No. Unless you're in California, pay a visit to your >local AutoZone and they'll pull the codes free of charge. > Autozone pulled the codes. Thanks for the idea. The codes were both > P1320. In looking back through the messages, if it is accompanied by a [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >>No. Unless you're in California, pay a visit to your >>local AutoZone and they'll pull the codes free of charge. Unfortunately it can be intermitent, but it will get progressively worse. You can reset the light by removing your negative battery cable for a few hours. Maybe the next time you'll get lucky and a code indicating which coil is going bad will be set. Or you can just bite the bullet and replace all six. snip > You can reset the light by removing your negative battery > cable for a few hours. Wrong, disconnecting the battery will not erase codes > snip > >>You can reset the light by removing your negative battery >>cable for a few hours. > > Wrong, disconnecting the battery will not erase codes Yes, it does reset the light. Try and and see. Of course the light well come back on if another code is thrown. |
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