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dorkjoey240 · 05-13-2009, 11:16 PM

I just realize when I was driving my car all the sudden engine check light came on. oh the car is 95 240sx and a automatic. I don't know how I can find my problem since, I try going to autozone to ask help me out the problem. but V-checker reader only read OBD2 not OBD1.

*alzahakar* · 05-14-2009, 12:46 AM

Wow, I don't think anybody has ever had this problem before. I'm sure it's never been discussed, so I'm sure you found nothing when you searched for it.

Start by digging your ecu out from behind your passenger side kick panel. Then turn your ignition to ON. Then turn the screw on the back of your ecu to the clockwise position, wait 2 seconds, turn it back to counter-clockwise. The little light will blink. Don't start dancing, this isn't a rave. Long flash = 10s and short flash = 1s. Count them and write down the numbers. Google for something crazy like, oh, "Nissan ECU Codes".

God help you if Russ got to you first.

*limited240* · 05-14-2009, 02:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alzahakar

Wow, I don't think anybody has ever had this problem before. I'm sure it's never been discussed, so I'm sure you found nothing when you searched for it.

Start by digging your ecu out from behind your passenger side kick panel. Then turn your ignition to ON. Then turn the screw on the back of your ecu to the clockwise position, wait 2 seconds, turn it back to counter-clockwise. The little light will blink. Don't start dancing, this isn't a rave. Long flash = 10s and short flash = 1s. Count them and write down the numbers. Google for something crazy like, oh, "Nissan ECU Codes".

God help you if Russ got to you first.

funny guy. lol

05-13-2009, 11:16 PM	#1
dorkjoey240 Zilvia Addict Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Texas Age: 23 Posts: 621 Trader Rating: (1)	check engine Light I just realize when I was driving my car all the sudden engine check light came on. oh the car is 95 240sx and a automatic. I don't know how I can find my problem since, I try going to autozone to ask help me out the problem. but V-checker reader only read OBD2 not OBD1.

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05-14-2009, 12:46 AM	#2
alzahakar Still Useless Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Las Vegas Age: 27 Posts: 186 Trader Rating: (3)	Wow, I don't think anybody has ever had this problem before. I'm sure it's never been discussed, so I'm sure you found nothing when you searched for it. Start by digging your ecu out from behind your passenger side kick panel. Then turn your ignition to ON. Then turn the screw on the back of your ecu to the clockwise position, wait 2 seconds, turn it back to counter-clockwise. The little light will blink. Don't start dancing, this isn't a rave. Long flash = 10s and short flash = 1s. Count them and write down the numbers. Google for something crazy like, oh, "Nissan ECU Codes". God help you if Russ got to you first.