0512 and 0510 codes
0512 and 0510 codes
Hello... I found this site last night and there is a ton of information here. I found out how to check the codes on my 99 se and got 0512 then 0510. I did a few searches and found out some information. I was just wondering if anybody knows any correlations between the two. If so, what should I check first? Is this something that can affect performance and cause serious problems to my car? The decoder didn't have either of these codes but there were a few posts on each in the forum, what a great site.
Thanks for any help.......Brian
Thanks for any help.......Brian
Re: 0512 and 0510 codes
Originally posted by yamas
Hello... I found this site last night and there is a ton of information here. I found out how to check the codes on my 99 se and got 0512 then 0510. I did a few searches and found out some information. I was just wondering if anybody knows any correlations between the two. If so, what should I check first? Is this something that can affect performance and cause serious problems to my car? The decoder didn't have either of these codes but there were a few posts on each in the forum, what a great site.
Thanks for any help.......Brian
Hello... I found this site last night and there is a ton of information here. I found out how to check the codes on my 99 se and got 0512 then 0510. I did a few searches and found out some information. I was just wondering if anybody knows any correlations between the two. If so, what should I check first? Is this something that can affect performance and cause serious problems to my car? The decoder didn't have either of these codes but there were a few posts on each in the forum, what a great site.
Thanks for any help.......Brian
Thanks alot for your help, I'll check it out. I just bought a Haynes manual so I can probably just replace it. Is it that diffucult? Should I do it soon or is it ok do drive on it for a while? ie. wll it hurt the car and affect performance?
Re: Re: 0512 and 0510 codes
Originally posted by MIXXMAX
Both codes are related to the rear O2 sensor in the catalytic converter. Code 0512 relates to a high voltage fault, and code 0510 refers to a maximum voltage monitor fault. I would just replace the sensor itself and see what happens. Or, you can go to a Nissan dealer and they'll run a diagnostics on it to be sure. (But, be prepared to spend some money on that diagnostics.)
Both codes are related to the rear O2 sensor in the catalytic converter. Code 0512 relates to a high voltage fault, and code 0510 refers to a maximum voltage monitor fault. I would just replace the sensor itself and see what happens. Or, you can go to a Nissan dealer and they'll run a diagnostics on it to be sure. (But, be prepared to spend some money on that diagnostics.)
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