just bought a toks 2000 pathfinder. on arrival to ph saw service engine soon on dash board. pls were in ph can i get it scan 4 free? thanks

thanks siena. once i scan it i will update the house

You can also consider buying a scanner. It's a handy tool and you can even make it a business and start scanning cars for others over there in PH

@ nissan hw much can i get it?

N25,000

nissparts: N25,000

will holla @ u when am ready.

hi Nissanpart,with all due respect i don't think advising users to purchase a scanner will solve there problems, if you are a diagnostician you will understand that reading codes does not solve the issues but proper and high level interpretation of the codes and knowing how to check step by step to problems found is the correct way to auto mobile issues.

Nowhere did I say that it would solve their problem in all cases.
FYI, in some cases it will.
Your comment is like saying if a driver buys a tire gauge, it means his tire will never go down or he will never need a vulcanizer.
Every driver needs to be equipped with a scanner.
You and I both know that and in this case, the driver is seeking for a place to do the scan. Why would he need to seek a place if he can do it himself as a first step and then point the repairer, whoever it is, in the right direction?

Really!AST, You mean for every occasion you have the MIL a "diagnostician" need be called in? Sometimes your MIL can come on for failure to properly close your fuel filler cap/lid. Frightened by the MIL you scurry to the diagnostician, only for him to diagnose with the scanner that your fuel tank lid had not been properly covered. The point is if you had had a scanner you would have solved that problem. Of course some specialist can be called in at some point or the other, but in situations that requires DIY, inviting the diagnostician could be likened to killing a fly with a sledge hammer.

auto gurus am back with the codes. p0110.
p0161.
p0325. pls recently i saw abs and 4wd light on ma dash board as well. thanks

siena,
nissanpart, ikenna and co pls ur info is needed as soon as posible.
when i was driving to church 2day ma feet was a little hot on the
trottle and drivers leg room. called the guy dat scand the car and he saying its caterlyst converter

were ar the auto gurus?

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author=Siena]

P0161 is your Oxygen Sensor, bank 2, sensor 2. So
that would make your engine a V. Bank 2 refers to the left cylinder head
(so driver's side) and sensor 2 will refer to the post-CAT O2 sensor
(after the catalyst). Get that replaced, as from the code posted, the
heater has failed.

P0325 I would ignore this for now. That's a knock sensor code,
and is not just Nissan specific. Running low octane gasoline
(non-premium) will trigger the knock control. In layman's terms, the
knock sensor detects "knock", or the more appropriate term "detonation."
Detonation is mostly caused by running low octane fuel. If detonation
is not detected, the piston crowns will get damaged (in severe cases,
they'll melt). When detonation is detected by the knock sensors, they
send signals to the ECU, which will retard the ignition timing. This
happens usually before detonation is audible to the human ear.

It's possible for the detonation to be outside range of correction, if
very low octane gasoline is used for prolonged periods, with a very hot
engine, and under load. As much as possible, use premium gasoline. Also,
have your engine mounts checked - excess vibration will also trigger
knock control. The knock sensors are extremely sensitive - they're tiny
piezo microphones bolted to the engine block.[/quote] sir thanks for ur info. would update the house as i commence repair on the suv in 2days time.

more insight gurus! nissanpart were ar u?

Have the catalyst at the driver's side checked. It may be blocked. If it is, expect the passenger side to follow soon as well.
Fix is to either replace or do the catalyst bypass mod in my other thread.
Most likely, there's nothing wrong with the sensor. It is giving you the code because it has detected an unnecessarily high voltage from the workings of your catalyst, so, it's doing its job.

thanks alot nissanpart.