Hi I have a 2006 pathfinder with an error code of p0021 I've changed oil, changed intake solenoid, and cam sensor because at first I had the p0345. Now the p0021 code go away!!! Any thoughts?
Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
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Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
Hi I have a 2006 pathfinder with an error code of p0021 I've changed oil, changed intake solenoid, and cam sensor because at first I had the p0345. Now the p0021 code go away!!! Any thoughts?
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Re: Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
Welcome to NICO!
I've moved your topic to the Pathfinder forum and re-titled the topic so you'll get the best responses.
I've moved your topic to the Pathfinder forum and re-titled the topic so you'll get the best responses.
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Re: Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
ThanksRogue One wrote:Welcome to NICO!
I've moved your topic to the Pathfinder forum and re-titled the topic so you'll get the best responses.
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Re: Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
What weight oil did you put in? Not using the proper weight can cause a P0021. Also try the advice in this related post and try disconnecting the cam sensors, clearing the codes, and scanning again. The fact that you don't have an accompanying P0011 code is promising.
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Re: Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
atraudes wrote:What weight oil did you put in? Not using the proper weight can cause a P0021. Also try the advice in this related post and try disconnecting the cam sensors, clearing the codes, and scanning again. The fact that you don't have an accompanying P0011 code is promising.
Used 5w30 Gtx high mileage like always in the winter. I will try unplugging sensor and try again. I read that post before and I have no symptoms what so ever. That's why I'm so confused!!
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Re: Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
Maybe try resetting the ECU if you haven't already tried it..
1. Turn ignition "ON" (without starting vehicle), count to 3 seconds.
2. Depress/Release accelerator pedal 5 times...hard and fast.
3. Count to 10 seconds (not 7!) and fully depress accelerator pedal.
4. Count to 12 seconds (SERVICE ENGINE SOON should be blinking), release accelerator pedal.
5. Count to 10 seconds, depress accelerator pedal.
6. Count to 10 seconds, release accelerator pedal.
7. Turn off ignition, then start engine. Done!
1. Turn ignition "ON" (without starting vehicle), count to 3 seconds.
2. Depress/Release accelerator pedal 5 times...hard and fast.
3. Count to 10 seconds (not 7!) and fully depress accelerator pedal.
4. Count to 12 seconds (SERVICE ENGINE SOON should be blinking), release accelerator pedal.
5. Count to 10 seconds, depress accelerator pedal.
6. Count to 10 seconds, release accelerator pedal.
7. Turn off ignition, then start engine. Done!
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Re: Had p0345 code, Now p0021 code after oil change
Tried it went out for a minute but back again04pathse wrote:Maybe try resetting the ECU if you haven't already tried it..
1. Turn ignition "ON" (without starting vehicle), count to 3 seconds.
2. Depress/Release accelerator pedal 5 times...hard and fast.
3. Count to 10 seconds (not 7!) and fully depress accelerator pedal.
4. Count to 12 seconds (SERVICE ENGINE SOON should be blinking), release accelerator pedal.
5. Count to 10 seconds, depress accelerator pedal.
6. Count to 10 seconds, release accelerator pedal.
7. Turn off ignition, then start engine. Done!