codes p0138 and p0139
#2
#3
i just tried to do emission here in ga
and i got the same code p0139.
So i called up Nissan dealer telling the service rep about this TSB, he said that is only there to help their techs in fixing the car, it has nothing to do w/us (customers). He also said this is not a recall and since my car is out of warranty, they'll not fix it for free. Is that true?
So i really have to shell out $300 for them to fix it?
and i got the same code p0139.
So i called up Nissan dealer telling the service rep about this TSB, he said that is only there to help their techs in fixing the car, it has nothing to do w/us (customers). He also said this is not a recall and since my car is out of warranty, they'll not fix it for free. Is that true?
So i really have to shell out $300 for them to fix it?
#4
Same Problem
Same problem here. Just curious if it is really a faulty sensor or that the ECU is too sensitive? I'm in Canada so theres no AutoZone here. So am I stuck to go to the dealer to replace the O2 and reflash the ECU? Or is there any other options? Thank you all!
#7
Originally Posted by SkylineR34X
Same problem here. Just curious if it is really a faulty sensor or that the ECU is too sensitive? I'm in Canada so theres no AutoZone here. So am I stuck to go to the dealer to replace the O2 and reflash the ECU? Or is there any other options? Thank you all!
#8
2000
I have the 2000 SE. So reprogram the ECU is not necessary if I get new sensor? And any clue why it takes a while to have the light turn back on after resetting? I have OBD-II scanner. The same one that's being sold in Canadian Tire for $249.99. I got it off ebay though.
#10
It takes a while for it to come back on cause it needs to get through a whole cycle which sometimes takes 400 km of driving or so...
There is likely no need for you to update the ECM, usually just the replacement of the sensor works well. DaveB's price for this sensor will not be much lower than local dealer considering the exchange rate, shipping and brokerage fees.
What I did on one occassion is buy a Walker generic O2 from www.oxygensensors.com and it came to around CDN $70 with shipping...
There is likely no need for you to update the ECM, usually just the replacement of the sensor works well. DaveB's price for this sensor will not be much lower than local dealer considering the exchange rate, shipping and brokerage fees.
What I did on one occassion is buy a Walker generic O2 from www.oxygensensors.com and it came to around CDN $70 with shipping...
#12
Walker Universal comes without the harness connector and you will need to reuse your old one. It will require some wire cutting and crimping to put the new one on. The sensor will come with crimps and instructions for DIY. I think it is a great alternative and will save you a few $$ compared to OEM or OEM-replacement...
#13
Originally Posted by BioMaxDDS
i just tried to do emission here in ga
and i got the same code p0139.
So i called up Nissan dealer telling the service rep about this TSB, he said that is only there to help their techs in fixing the car, it has nothing to do w/us (customers). He also said this is not a recall and since my car is out of warranty, they'll not fix it for free. Is that true?
So i really have to shell out $300 for them to fix it?
and i got the same code p0139.
So i called up Nissan dealer telling the service rep about this TSB, he said that is only there to help their techs in fixing the car, it has nothing to do w/us (customers). He also said this is not a recall and since my car is out of warranty, they'll not fix it for free. Is that true?
So i really have to shell out $300 for them to fix it?
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