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After replacing the rad hose have the coolant either tested for strength or just have it replaced if that hadn’t been done recently. Change the oil if its due and keep an eye on the leak for now while checking fluid levels. Have you check for engine obd codes?. If its just a rad hose consider yourself lucky. Could be a lot worse.
After replacing the rad hose have the coolant either tested for strength or just have it replaced if that hadn’t been done recently. Change the oil if its due and keep an eye on the leak for now while checking fluid levels. Have you check for engine obd codes?. If its just a rad hose consider yourself lucky. Could be a lot worse.
[quote=”derbycrazy” post=39499]wow glad i work on GM’s where you just command the relearn with the scan tool and done.[/quote]
This is the DIY procedure. I’m sure if I worked at Nissan I’d have a nice scan too that would do the same.[quote=”derbycrazy” post=39499]wow glad i work on GM’s where you just command the relearn with the scan tool and done.[/quote]
This is the DIY procedure. I’m sure if I worked at Nissan I’d have a nice scan too that would do the same.This procedure can only be done with the SES light off and all codes cleared.
1) Drive the car to “warm up” temperature. Make sure your idle is close to 700 rpm.
2) Turn the car ignition key to “OFF”
3) Wait ten seconds
4) Turn the key to “ON” (not start)
5) Wait three seconds.
6) Fully press and release the gas pedal 5 times within five seconds.
7) Count seven ‘steamboat’ seconds from last of the five releases.
8) Fully press the gas pedal and hold down. Within ten seconds the “Service Engine Soon” light should begin to blink.
9) Wait another ten seconds (while still holding the gas pedal) and the “Service Engine Soon” light should stop blinking.
10) As soon as it stops blinking, release the pedal, start the car and check the idle. You should be starting the car within 3 seconds of the engine light turning solid.
11) Let the car idle at 700 rpm or so for about 25 seconds, rev the engine a few times and then let it return to idle.