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zach7685 »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/zach7685-u202669.htmlSun May 06, 2012 10:36 am
Hey Guys I'm having the worst luck with my pathfinder. To start out i got this car last month for a fair price. It was great until the it started being wrecked. The first accident was because by brake booster vacuum line broke and i rear ended a Prius. did about 4,500 damage to the Prius... I waxed not buffed the scratches out of my bumper cover. Then a hummer pulled out in fornt of me and i hit him. He won that one. ill post pics if i can figure out how. any way iv been driving it the way it is but as some of you know my MAF went out so I swiped it out. ran fine. now the problem is really rough idling and a flashing check engine light. my first thought was the MAF is going again but now i think its the coils and plugs as one of the code read cylinder 5 misfire. has any one else gone through this and found a good set of replacement coils? Let me know.
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Towncivilian »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/towncivilian-u161382.htmlSun May 06, 2012 12:29 pm
This is for your 2001 Pathfinder, correct? What is its manufacturing date (found on the driver door jamb sticker)?
P0140 is a rear oxygen sensor code and is irrelevant with your driveability issues. Once you provide your manufacturing date I can find a replacement sensor.
P1305 doesn't exist. You mean P0305 (cylinder 5 misfire). Make sure the coil pack's wiring harness is still connected, and maybe try reseating it. How many miles are on this Pathfinder?
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zach7685 »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/zach7685-u202669.htmlSun May 06, 2012 4:52 pm
How do i check the harness i wiggled them and that did nothing. Its one of those weird dates 7/00 so its got the more expensive /A remotes and stuff which i need btw.
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Towncivilian »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/towncivilian-u161382.htmlSun May 06, 2012 6:25 pm
Just ensure it's plugged in and the terminals are not corroded. How many miles do you have on this PF?
P0140 requires replacement of the bank 1 rear oxygen sensor (bank 1 is passenger's side). This sensor is a direct fit, plug and play. Bosch is the original OE manufacturer for the oxygen sensors.
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zach7685 »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/zach7685-u202669.htmlFri May 11, 2012 7:49 am
I got it fixed... ish the codes for the O2 sensors are still there so i think i fouled them. Ill be replacing them soon. To fix it i replaced coil pack #5