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Relevance: 100% Posted on: 05/08/2021
Community Member Credit: Soonerfan Whenever people have a code that is related to an O2 sensor, they always have to figure out exactly which sensor that it corresponds to (bank 1 & 2 and sensor 1 & 2)....so I created this. Description of O2 Codes BANK 1 FRONT (Sensor 1)…
Relevance: 79% Posted on: 06/04/2018
Member Credit: EddyMaxx I was getting the following code: P0335 Crankshaft Position Sensor A Circuit Malfunction This code was causing my car to go into "limp mode" and wouldn't go over 3500 RPM. Also, don't confuse this sensor with the Camshaft Position Sensor. The sensor is very easy to change. All…
Relevance: 77% Posted on: 11/10/2017
So you get your code scanner and it says something like, "Bank 1 Sensor 2". So where exactly are these banks located? Bank 1 means that the sensor is closest to the Firewall. Bank 2 means that the sensor is closest to the Radiator. Yup, it's that simple.
Relevance: 74% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: Sparky Code P0325 stored in 1997 Nissan Maxima. Because the knock sensor is normally at fault I usually test it first. The knock sensor is located under the intake and is accessible on the driver’sside of the car. Locate the knock sensor subharness connector. It is near the…
Relevance: 69% Posted on: 12/12/2020
Community Member Credit: greghome At one point on the Maxima message boards in late 1999 there was a lot of talk about increasing airflow through the Maxima intake by removing the screen from the Mass Airflow (MAF) Sensor. The screen is not a secondary filter as one might suspect. Its…
Relevance: 66% Posted on: 12/12/2020
Community Member Credit: Nick What a relief, after weeks of dealing with stalling max, she purrs like a kitten again. The fix took 10 min, by simply running extra grounding wire from MAF to the chassis. All stalling when coming to stop , shaking at idle, stalling in reverse and…
Relevance: 66% Posted on: 07/07/2018
Credit: Best PC Reviews If you have been driving on interstate for couple hours and then notice your transmission fails to switch a gear or if you got codes like P0720 or P1574, this article may be for you. Read full article. As I mentioned before, if you have been driving…
Relevance: 64% Posted on: 02/06/2017
Member Credit: EddyMaxx & Tom Brooks. Are you noticing a lack of power when accelerating between 0-40 MPH? Is your car fine once you get passed 40 MPH? Did you scan for codes and nothing? Do you have a CVT? If you answered YES to the questions above, then you…
Relevance: 62% Posted on: 12/23/2018
Download PDF **All connections should be soldered and insulated with electrical tape or heat-shrinking tubing.** 1. Find your secondary O2 sensor(s). 2. Establish which O2 sensor wires are Signal, +12 and Ground. Either use the bottom of this page for color codes of most factory oxygen sensors or use a…
Relevance: 62% Posted on: 05/24/2018
Member Credit: VQpwrdSE-R So I finally buckled down and added info in here for how to change your oil sending unit also known as an oil pressure sensor. Hoping this helps some of you guys out. The beginning of my problems was when I noted 0 psi on my oil pressure…
Relevance: 60% Posted on: 06/15/2020
Member Credit: CXJ Performance I went to start my car using the auto start and it stalled. I got the car checked and it threw code P0340 Camshaft Bank 1 Position Sensor Malfunction. Below is my guide to the repair. Symptoms Car hesitates to start Car manual mode is stuck…
Relevance: 57% Posted on: 09/20/2020
Community Member Credit: asand1 / maxima_se007 Important Note: This should really be used as a temporary solution. The proper fix is to replace either the knock sensor itself or the harness which is known to go bad. Most people do both at the same time. Resistor: 470K Order Link: https://www.radioshack.com/products/radioshack-470k-ohm-1-2w-5-carbon-film-resistor-pk-5?variant=20332249541…
Relevance: 52% Posted on: 01/26/2018
Member Credit: EddyMaxx I was getting all of these codes at once. Before replacing anything, I decided to do some simple diagnostics and checks. I checked my 02 Sensor Fuse and surely it was BLOWN. I replaced the fuse and all these codes were gone. No more P1148, P1168, P1031…
Relevance: 52% Posted on: 06/03/2018
Member Credit: EddyMaxx I was getting the following codes together, P0720 and P1574 on my 2004 Nissan Maxima which has a 4-Speed Automatic Transmission. My Symptoms: RPM gauges would stop working intermittently Speedometer would flicker from time to time My cruise control lights were flashing (when pressing cruise control) Code…
Relevance: 51% Posted on: 12/25/2018
Member Credit: DeusExMaxima When installing racing seats in a 6th generation Maxima, there are two issues to be dealt with in order to clear the airbag light. The first is the occupancy sensor which can be removed from the original passenger seat and plugged into the car and rolled up so…
Relevance: 51% Posted on: 01/14/2018
Member Credit: Matt York I just had the y-pipe installed today (5/2/98), so I have not been able to completely test it out, but my overall impression is very positive. The installation took 2.5 hours (cusom design/install) and involved the cutting and re-welding of several components of the exhaust system. The…
Relevance: 50% Posted on: 05/07/2021
Community Member Credit: K Pazzo 6 Part Number Required: 28911-1E400 Price: $30.00 PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THAT PICS SHOW WASHER FLUID RESERVOIR WAS TAKEN OUT. YOU DO NOT NEED TO TAKE IT OUT, BUT I LEARNED THAT AFTER I TOOK IT OUT & SINCE IT WAS MY FIRST TIME DOING…
Relevance: 49% Posted on: 01/05/2017
Member Credit: Scrambler My SES light came on the other day and the code is indicating O2 sensor Bank 1, Sensor 1. That is the bank that is on the back side of the engine, against the firewall. Sensor 1 is the sensor in the exhaust manifold before the cat. BTW...…
Relevance: 47% Posted on: 12/23/2017
Member Credit: Jasonmax I've seen a lot of people asking about how to clean the MAF, so I decide to do my own and show it to them. Things you need during the cleaning: CRC MAF cleaner Torx screwderiver #15 10mm wrenchPreparation: Park your car under a shade or a…
Relevance: 46% Posted on: 12/23/2018
This is another option for buying O2 Simulator. They have been testing and fully working on 2002-2003 5thgen Maximas. Should also work on 2004-2008 6thgen Maximas as well. Price: $199.98 Website: http://www.area74.ca/product/io2-universal-oxygen-sensor-simulator/ The iO2 was originally developed as tool to aid in the diagnosis of catalytic converter and oxygen sensor fault codes.We…
Relevance: 46% Posted on: 08/30/2020
Credit: EddyMaxx It's usually easier to buy the whole pedal. But if you get this code, it's very likely your issue is your accelerator pedal sensor. I was driving on the way when all of a sudden my car lost power and I couldn't accelerate. If you choose to buy…
Relevance: 46% Posted on: 09/13/2020
Z32 MAF Part Number: 22680-30P00 Tomei Z32 Airflow Meter Harness Part Number: 194002 The Z32 Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor is great for turbo or supercharged setups. If you are not boosted then you do not need these. If you are boosted, the Z32 MAF allows you to measure more…
Relevance: 45% Posted on: 07/07/2018
Credit: Sparky's Answers This 2004 Nissan Maxima came in with the complaint that the transmission would not shift properly. The customer stated it felt like the transmission was starting in a high gear. I really did not want to work on this vehicle as the customer informed me that the…
Relevance: 45% Posted on: 06/04/2021
Contact @Terrance on Facebook to order set. Replace that unused Exhaust Cam Sensor with this Plug on your new Gen2/Gen3 Engine swap. This works with the following Engine Swaps (This is if you swapped your 4thgen, 5thgen, 6thgen or Altima SE/SE-R with a newer Engine): 2015-2018 Nissan Altima Engine Swap …
Relevance: 44% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: Sparky This 2004 Nissan Maxima came in with the complaint that the transmission would not shift properly. The customer stated it felt like the transmission was starting in a high gear. I really did not want to work on this vehicle as the customer informed me that the…
Relevance: 44% Posted on: 01/26/2018
Member Credit: Mr DoLLa aka Raul When you remove your OEM radio, there are 4 plugs that plug into the radio. Only 2 of the 4 connectors are used with your new aftermarket radio which are the 2 connectors with the larger size pins. The other 2 are not used…
Relevance: 43% Posted on: 01/01/2018
Member Credit: Puppetmaster This should work on all Cali spec Maximas. When dealing with codes P0420 and P0430, whether its voluntary removal of or just bad pre-cats, the O2 sim helps keep your SES/CEL/MIL light off and typically also prevents the ECU from storing any related codes. Rear 02 sensors…
Relevance: 41% Posted on: 12/08/2020
Community Member Credit: Eddy Wanted to make this reference post for folks that have MAF (Mass Airflow) issues and want to get an cost effective OEM replacement. I have to give credit to TallTom who gave me the idea to try this out. There are various aftermarket options out there…
Relevance: 40% Posted on: 06/03/2018
Member Credit: Fuzzyknub / EddyMaxx If you eliminate your EGR valve, you'll likely get a P0400 Exhaust Gas Recirculation Flow Malfunction trouble code. But no worries, here's what you need to do to get rid of the code. EGR (What you will be eliminating/deleting) 1. EGR Block-off Plate Buy the EGR blockoff plate…
Relevance: 39% Posted on: 05/25/2020
Community Member Credit: ViperVadim / Eddy This will allow you to use a newer Mass Airflow Sensor to your 1995-1999 Nissan Maxima. This upgrade has been available for many years in the Maxima community. The newer MAF sensor is pretty much the same as 90% of the newer Nissan Models.…