NutriaforBreakfast wrote:On my 95, I just clear the code unless I can tell it inhibitsperformance.
How do you clear the code?
So far the failed KS or the O2 does not seem to affect the performance of the car. By the way the failed O2 is bank 1 sensor 1. The car does'nt stall or lack power. I just put in gas and i should know the mpg by the end of next week.
So far i have tried the following to clear the code.
Make sure engine is off, and gas pedal is completely released.Turn the key to the “Ignition” position (but do not engage the starter), and wait 3 secondsPress the gas pedal all the way to the floor, then release completely - Repeat this process 5 times in 5 seconds.Wait 7 seconds, then press the gas pedal all the way to the floor, and hold for 10 seconds.When the SES light begins flashing, release the gas pedal.At this point the SES light will blink a 4 digit code (0 = 10 flashes), pausing briefly between digits, and pausing slightly longer between codes. Any stored codes will continue to repeat themselves.Once you have written down all the stored codes proceed to clear the computer.Press and hold the gas pedal all the way to the floor for more that 10 seconds.When the SES light starts flashing again release the gas pedal.The SES light should flash 10 times, pause, 10 times, pause, 10 times, pause, and 10 times.Turn the key to the “Off” positionWait 3 seconds, and start the car.
I got the above procedure from this forum. Unfortunately does'nt work on my 95 Maxima
Anyone knows if the failed KS or O2 can cause the car to vibrate in low speeds? A distinct vibration can be felt when accelerating from 0-25 and deaccelerating from 25 to a complete stop.
Thank you all for your help.
- V