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Log in. Sign up. Home Forums Nissanclub. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. This is my hobby car so I am trying to learn how to fix stuff. I only paid dollars for it and fixed a bunch of things.

Nissan p0340-29

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It was turning over, but just took that extra second or two to kick on. Although the battery is a relatively new AGM, I figured it might be a bit low and decided to drive around to charge it up. That afternoon, when returning home, the startup was even more sluggish; the "Service Engine Soon," VDC Off" and "SLIP" warning lights were illuminated on the dash; and driving home I could tell the power was a bit down. Got home, took the multimeter to the battery, ran some tests, and power from battery and alternator were giving me normal numbers volts depending on what I was checking and what was turned on. My Xterra is at , miles. Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions. Glad I did it first.. My one little piece of advice to others is to throw a blanket over the engine and literally lay on it while reaching around.. I did both on my , ended up breaking the brittle plastic end of the heater hose while installing the passenger side. Replaced the hose with one from AutoZone, theirs is all metal and wont break again.

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Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. The code reader gave me a code of P, which I believe is the crankcase position sensor. I change out the CCP sensor and still no start.

Are you having trouble starting your car? It keeps cranking and cranking until eventually stops? You diagnosed it and you get the P code? Well, if this is the case and you are having this problem, then you are at the right place because there will be a lot to cover on this topic where we will learn how to tackle this issue. Having a problem like this can be really frustrating to deal with. There will be big trouble with starting as well as keeping the engine running properly. But what is causing all of this? We will get to that in a bit when we cover the problem. The first thing you need to learn is troubleshooting and diagnosing problems.

Nissan p0340-29

One of the more common engine management trouble codes that can occur in the Nissan Pulsar is P P is related to the camshaft position sensor and points to an issue with the wiring harness connected to the sensor. This error can arise from a failure, defect, or malfunction in the control, signal, or reference voltage circuit s of the position sensor connected to the intake camshaft. It is crucial to address this issue promptly since it can potentially lead to further complications in your vehicle. The causes of P in the Nissan Pulsar can vary and go beyond the camshaft position sensor itself. Some possible causes include:. One common cause of the P code in your Nissan Pulsar is a defective camshaft position sensor. If it fails or malfunctions, it can lead to rough idling, misfires, loss of power, and increased fuel consumption. Another potential cause of the P code is corroded or damaged wiring connecting the camshaft position sensor to the engine control module ECM.

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Log in. My friend never gave this car a chance so I am hoping I can get some good life out of it. Home Forums Nissanclub. My Xterra is at , miles. Insert Quotes Quotes Post Reply. As soon as the temperature gauge inside the car shows some sign of engine temp its fine. Funny I have the same thing.. Thread Tools Show Printable Version. Logically, by changing out the CCP sensor, the fuel pump is unaffected. Explore Our Forums. Would like to add them to my list of items to change out soon, rather than waiting for them to fail. JavaScript is disabled. The following errors occurred with your submission. I really do not want to try to remove the crankshaft sensor again lol. Advanced Search.

Today, we will focus on one particular fault code: P Unraveling this engine code is key to keeping your Nissan running smoothly, ensuring your peace of mind on every journey. This blog post aims to decode the mystery behind the P Nissan code, helping you understand what it means, why it appears, and how to resolve it.

I feel like our cars are super particular in some instances with what cam sensor we use Sign up. For some reason I have pride driving it compared to my other car lol. View iTrader Profile. Recommended Communities. And yes, I want to go on to fixing other things but I also want to feel like this car is getting better and have some periods of no problems lol If so, there's your problem. The New X is the ultimate club Xterra. I got code P on my 2. They are simple Hall effect devices and not hard to duplicate at all. Forum Permissions You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot create polls in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum. It initially came up with the camshaft sensor position error and so I had it replaced but only a day later the engine fault light came on again and diagnostics returns the same fault. I have an and i believe the sensor located towards the back of the engine bay, is that correct? Having said that, coupled with your fault code, it looks like the likely fault. Received 48 Likes on 38 Posts.