I replaced the CAS and checked the harness, so thats good.Ace2cool wrote:11 is the CAS circuit. Meaning you either have a problem with the CAS itself or the wiring harness. Doesn't have anything to do with the setting of the timing.
13 is the Coolant temp sensor. Can also cause the car not to start by giving the ECU a reading that the engine is overheated.
Replace the CTS, and figure out the problem with the CAS.
No, even though you replaced the engine its giving you the code from the current state its in, new engine. CTS are not too expensive, 25 OEM and 14 at Vatozone. You will need a good one for it to run good and pass emissions. Look inside the connector, and the plug to whatever you took the plug from, make sure there is no green crud causing a bad connection. This will cause a ton of issues if the corrosion is bad enough.Anthony.G. wrote:For the Temp. sensor could i just clear the codes in the ECU considering I replaced the engine?
Just a touch too far, maybe if I feel like a road trip, I'm up in Centennial. Check out TT.net, quite a few guys from CO there.Anthony.G. wrote:Colorado Springs
The Temp. Sensor is clean, so ill go and pick up a new one.nissanfreak12 wrote:No, even though you replaced the engine its giving you the code from the current state its in, new engine. CTS are not too expensive, 25 OEM and 14 at Vatozone. You will need a good one for it to run good and pass emissions. Look inside the connector, and the plug to whatever you took the plug from, make sure there is no green crud causing a bad connection. This will cause a ton of issues if the corrosion is bad enough.Anthony.G. wrote:For the Temp. sensor could i just clear the codes in the ECU considering I replaced the engine?
fixed it.Ace2cool wrote:Video is private. Can't see.
Taking a socket and rotating it at the crank pulley.Anthony.G. wrote:starter is good, what do you mean by rotate it? the fly wheel?
So it's not starting again... error code 21 I am lost on this car...Anthony.G. wrote:Ok so I've done some work since I last posted. here's the update:
1: Puled the plenum, Cleared the cyl. and got a new injector. that stopped the hard clicking sound. (still wouldn't do anything though)
2: Replaced the PTU (because there was no spark)
3: Traced all the electrical, and checked all the earths (added a couple grounds for good measure)
After all that it finally starts!... but it wont idle. it will turn over if I give it gas but as soon as I let off, it dies.
From everything I've found its either the MAF, TPS, or a vacuum leak. I'm going to check those tomorrow.
My question now is what do i do if none of the cluster gauges work? and yes i've checked the fuses.
nissanfreak where have you been? lol haven't seen you post in a whilenissanfreak12 wrote:When you said replaced PTU, with new or used? Have you checked the connectors? Are they free of corrosion? Are you sure all grounds are connected on the plenum, passenger side? If some are not grounded could fry your PTU.
If none of the gauge clusters work, you said fuse, are you sure everything is connected? Both fuse boxes? One is in the engine comp and one under the driver side kick panel.
Keep us updated.