fuel cut problem solved by dealers in toronto??
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Originally posted by chengkumcheung
has anyone had their fuel cut problem done here in toronto????
i met a nissan manager and he said me might be able to help me out
has anyone had their fuel cut problem done here in toronto????
i met a nissan manager and he said me might be able to help me out
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ECM Reprogramme
Present a copy of the TSB and then press by contacting Nissan Canada if they give you the brush off: see below for our successful resolution.
Yes, this Full Cut problem is significantly reduced by the re-programming of the ECM. Both my wife and I were seriously unhappy with all the "jerking around" at low revs in first gear. Our dealer here in Canada said, "Drive it and the problem should disappear." Well it didn't! I copied the TSB and took a copy to the dealer..."That's an American TSB, you have a Canadian vehicle." I contacted Nissan Canada...same message, "Your vehicle is Canadian emissions certified; doesn't apply to your vehicle. Hmm, said I...the emissions certification label indicates California!
I kept pressing for resolution and finally the service manager (who was a bit annoyed that I had contacted Nissan Canada to complain - which of course was referred back to the dealer - and that I had information they new nothing about) agreed to have the car in to check the ECM programme. Well, guess what...the tech hooked up the computer programming unit with the ECM programing module card and lo and behold there was an update for my ECM, and it had exactly the part number noted in the TSB.
We have noticed NO adverse consequences of the ECM re-programming and that nasty jerking is MUCH reduced. Perhaps still a tiny bit twitchy, but we're both happy. After 22 years of automatics (Pontiac Lemans - yucch; Mazda MPV - not bad for a family van) it is a joy to get back to car you can actually DRIVE! Takes us back to our 1972 BMW 2002...and our friend with a BMW 325i loves the SE 20th Anniversary!
Yes, this Full Cut problem is significantly reduced by the re-programming of the ECM. Both my wife and I were seriously unhappy with all the "jerking around" at low revs in first gear. Our dealer here in Canada said, "Drive it and the problem should disappear." Well it didn't! I copied the TSB and took a copy to the dealer..."That's an American TSB, you have a Canadian vehicle." I contacted Nissan Canada...same message, "Your vehicle is Canadian emissions certified; doesn't apply to your vehicle. Hmm, said I...the emissions certification label indicates California!
I kept pressing for resolution and finally the service manager (who was a bit annoyed that I had contacted Nissan Canada to complain - which of course was referred back to the dealer - and that I had information they new nothing about) agreed to have the car in to check the ECM programme. Well, guess what...the tech hooked up the computer programming unit with the ECM programing module card and lo and behold there was an update for my ECM, and it had exactly the part number noted in the TSB.
We have noticed NO adverse consequences of the ECM re-programming and that nasty jerking is MUCH reduced. Perhaps still a tiny bit twitchy, but we're both happy. After 22 years of automatics (Pontiac Lemans - yucch; Mazda MPV - not bad for a family van) it is a joy to get back to car you can actually DRIVE! Takes us back to our 1972 BMW 2002...and our friend with a BMW 325i loves the SE 20th Anniversary!
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