Didn't know about that one, but am I reading it right? Park management saying, "It wasn't closed for safety reasons"?
I read the four pages and my head is spinning, lol.
M37SJoe wrote: ↑Wed Aug 11, 2021 3:55 pmSave your $150.00 at the Dealer. While they will read your codes and give you a printout, they will not be able to determine if your connector is bad or it is something else. They will tell you they will replace the entire system for at least $6,500.00. Instead, go buy a Blue Tooth Code Reader for 99.00. You use your phone with a App. be sure to get one that reads ALL Infiniti (Nissan) Codes.
I don't think the TPMS System is tied into the AWS System. Not 100% sure though. Your problem sounds exactly like my problem - the connector. It is a $12.00 Trailer Connector from Auto Zone, Advance Auto, or your favorite Auto Parts Store. It takes a bit of courage to cut off a Body Wiring Harness Connector. I did it. I soldered and used Heat Shrink Tubing for Insulation. I then wrapped everything with electrical tape since it is exposed to the road and weather. Another Infiniti Dealers Parts Guy told me those connectors do go bad. I Tried cleaning mine and it helped - for a short time. You could also test the Sensor and Motor first if you are electrically inclined. Best of luck!
M37SJoe wrote: ↑Fri Jun 26, 2020 1:14 pmThere is a guy in California that will rebuild the motor. I have not used him. He sounded legit. I think he quoted $250.00 plus shipping. Not cheap but alot better than $6500+!!!
Eurton Electric Co., Inc.
9920 Painter Ave
Whittier CA 90605
ISO 9001:2015
800-423-4789 (main)
562-946-0014 (fax)
Is this is the guy you where talking about who made the connectors as well.
Thx
Where did you find the OEM connector for $100?M37SJoe wrote: ↑Wed Aug 11, 2021 6:37 pmYour Ebay post is for some sort of Front Steering Rack. The sellers description is wrong.
This is what you are looking for: https://www.ebay.com/itm/353539870814?_ ... %7Ciid%3A1
This is the Scanner I use: https://www.bluedriver.com/products/blu ... -scan-tool It has increased in price to $119.00.
I also researched buying the OEM Connector. The lowest price I found was around $100.00. You have to have a Removal Tool, Insertion Tool, Male / Female Housing, Male /Female Inserts, and a Crimping Tool. Or my simple to install solution for $12.00 plus a soldering iron, solder, heat shrink tubing, and tape. It is not a common part. I found some guy on the Internet who sold them. Sorry I don't recall who or have the link any longer.
Have you tested the Motor? It is 12 vdc.
Have you tested the Angle Sensor? You need 5 vdc and a Multimeter.
Have you downloaded the Shop Manual? It has pictures, procedures, and wiring diagrams.
If all of this is foreign to you (no offense intended), you might be able to get a buddy or independent mechanic to test your Motor, Angle Sensor, and if both are OK, change out the Connector.
Best of luck!
M37SJoe,
On page 2 of this topic M37sJoe posted a picture of the OEM cable with yellow highlight. I found that same cable on ebay and replaced it. I don't have a code reader?
Pakitullanc wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 7:03 pmOn page 2 of this topic M37sJoe posted a picture of the OEM cable with yellow highlight. I found that same cable on ebay and replaced it. I don't have a code reader?
Yes, while testing the wires, have the angle sensor lined up correctly on the actuator and slowly turn it clockwise I believe. As you're turning the angle sensor, the value will change on the multimeter and once you get the values of each wire within range, bolt it in place and check to see if the lights still on.
What wires do you put it on? Are those on that post?dmiles140 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 8:40 pmYes, while testing the wires, have the angle sensor lined up correctly on the actuator and slowly turn it clockwise I believe. As you're turning the angle sensor, the value will change on the multimeter and once you get the values of each wire within range, bolt it in place and check to see if the lights still on.
On the rear angle sensor connect wire 1 and wire 4 and record value. Then, 1 and 2 and lastly 1 and 3. If you need more reference go back and look at page 2 and 3.Pakitullanc wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 8:43 pmWhat wires do you put it on? Are those on that post?dmiles140 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 8:40 pm
Yes, while testing the wires, have the angle sensor lined up correctly on the actuator and slowly turn it clockwise I believe. As you're turning the angle sensor, the value will change on the multimeter and once you get the values of each wire within range, bolt it in place and check to see if the lights still on.
dmiles140 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 8:51 pmOn the rear angle sensor connect wire 1 and wire 4 and record value. Then, 1 and 2 and lastly 1 and 3. If you need more reference go back and look at page 2 and 3.
Few questions,
It appears this testing will probably be best done if the vehicle is on a lift
Two, this testing is out of my realm of understanding, honestly. What kind of shop or maybe dealership I should look for that can do this.
Thx
dmiles140 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 8:51 pmOn the rear angle sensor connect wire 1 and wire 4 and record value. Then, 1 and 2 and lastly 1 and 3. If you need more reference go back and look at page 2 and 3.
So I watched a YouTube video of an BMW with the Steering Angle Sensor throwing up lights in the instrument cluster. The guy hooked up a high end diagnostic tool and it fixed it. Would something like that work on our cars.
M37SJoe wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 4:49 amThe BMW Video must have been for a Calibration. You need to verify your Sensor is providing the correct signal on the Primary and Backup Signal Wires. The Signals must be within 1 volt of each other otherwise you get an error. You can purchase a replacement Sensor if you are 100% certain your Angle Sensor is bad. EBay has them. You buy a Rear Steering System from a M35 and get the Motor and the Sensor. The Plug on the Angle Sensor is different but you cut it off anyway. Are you using a Code Reader? What Codes are you getting?
C1138