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allensteiner
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because 3 dealership service "specialists" couldn't. the consult connector under the dash is supposed to have 5 wires according to the fsm and those nissan techs. well, i have a 6th one in the spot #4 on the connector. is that for


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Maybe that is a lead that goes over to the OBD II port on the passenger side above the ECU.

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why would they connect the ddl to obdII? i need to know because my consult cable and software works only when the car is off and performs only the scanner functions - when the engine's running it doesn't detect the ecu at all and i'm wondering if it has anything to do with the extra wire.

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anybody? can you guys at least look at your ddls and tell me if you have 5 or 6 leads? idk if it applies to anything else than a 95-96 since there's some differences after that.

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ABS control unit... so go ahead and delete this one
Modified by allensteiner at 9:31 PM 8/6/2008


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