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Sun Aug 20, 2017 12:16 pm
Another thing to keep in mind. I did some research on 0000 code. I'm not sure what code reader you are using BUT, 1: some code readers default to 0000 if there are no codes. Ok sounds simple enough here's the big BUT, 2: the code reader can not access a manufacturer specific code and therefore defaults to 0000 leaving the door wide open to literally hundreds of manufacturer specific codes.
Number 2 may be where you are especially if you have a generic code reader. In addition the brake light problem might be part of the "body" control unit. Any codes in this area will not light a MIL on you dash but will cause problems elsewhere. I found the following. *************
The first character of the five-digit code is a letter, it defines the section or system in the vehicle that the rest of the code is referring too. The letter codes are: P, B, C and U. (There are a few older models with an “E” code to. Treat those like a “P” code.)
The letter “P” represents the powertrain (Engine and transmission)
The letter “B” represents the body systems. This is a rather large list of systems, HVAC, interior lighting, exterior lighting, air bag and seat belt systems, wipers, dash and instrument panel, and electric seats. There are more added all the time.
The letter “C” represents the chassis systems. This generally consists of the anti-lock brake system and its numerous speed sensors. You can find steering-related codes and emergency brake codes here as well.
The “U” represents network codes. These are the codes related to the internal communication between different modules in the vehicle. These codes will also lead you to the other major sections of the car by way of the buss line information.
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All codes start with one of the letters Pxxxxx, everyone is familiar with these, they cause a MIL on your dash, Bxxxxx, Cxxxxx and so on these will be codes that do not cause a MIL on the dash.
So with all that in mind you may have to pony up for a new code reader that speaks Nissan or have the dealer put his reader on it to narrow down any problems.