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Fri Jun 29, 2007 6:06 am
Welcome to NICO my fellow Canuck!
The Xterra's service engine light comes on for various reasons. Knock Sensor, Mass Air Flow Sensors, O2 Sensors, Transmission issues and yes a loose gas cap (That is related to fuel vapour canister circuit). Either way you need to have the codes scanned and the OBD scanner should be available from Parts Source. I know you have those in TO. Rentals are free but you need to provide a deposit, usually a credit card is needed.
But the dealer in your area has Nissan Specific scanner that can give a better interpretation of what your computer knows. I had mine scanned a couple of weeks ago for a poor fuel economy issue. My Mass Air Flow Sensor was a bit below operating specifications and an OBD scanner would not have detected that, where the Nissan Scanner does. It cost me under $70.00 for the complete system scan at my Local Dealer.