R50 pathfinder O2 codes, ground harness TSB?

[nitrod86gt]

Whats up with this TSB that deals with the 02 codes and adding a ground harness from the intake to the head? Why is the freakin harness $115 bucks? It looks like 2 wires and 4 eyelets? lol has anyone done this TSB? Anyone just make their own harness or get this one and realized they could have? Thanks guys!

[Towncivilian]

What year Pathfinder do you have?

[nitrod86gt]

its a 96..apparently the bulletin applies to my year model. it makes perfect sense. i just wanna know if anyone here has done it.

[Towncivilian]

I do not see a TSB that contains such a fix applicable to a 1996 Pathfinder. What is the TSB number?

[nitrod86gt]

http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/ ... ge__st__20
just found the sticky for it...doesnt mention in there what size wires the guy used that made his own harness..hmmmm

[nitrod86gt]

he posted a .pdf for it but the file is bad..darn!

[Towncivilian]

Ah, Chilton was being retarded and wasn't showing it in their database under 96 Pathfinder. I posted a working link to that TSB in the linked thread on page 2. It looks really easy to make your own wiring harness using some thick gauge wire, some ring terminals of the proper size, solder and a soldering iron, some electrical tape, and heat shrink to make a proper wiring harness. Just follow the wiring routing as described in the TSB and you'll be good.

[nitrod86gt]

yeah thats what i thought but i want sure if it was shielded or something...i mean for $115 bucks from Nissan SURELY its more than just two wires and 4 eyelets. lmao

[Towncivilian]

Prices are just insane sometimes. Just make your own harness; solder the ring terminals on, then wrap electrical tape around the exposed ends, then heat shrink to ensure the tape doesn't unroll and to help weatherproof it. Route the wires as shown in the TSB and hopefully your codes will disappear!