It was the aliens. It was your turn to be messed with.
Nissan mystery
- Thread starter Rogueman2016s
- Start date
Sound like something cause ECM to lose power and reset all the learning values? How's the fuse box, connectors and wiring looking? Bad contact or occasional short?
That’s a possibility anything electrical on a Nissan can be. Backup cam had a loose molex connection and when it was just the right dampness it would cut off the camera weird intermittent issue. That was an issue I found myself luckily. Honestly my wife can be a scatter brain at times if one ever seen where the push button on the sentra is located I think she hit the button she said she was making a 3-point turn because the one exit had school traffic backing up.
or she likes to sit her wallet and phone basically right on top of the button. I’m really hoping this was the situation.
Resting voltage of 12.24 Volts DC appears low……….
It doesn't sound like you live anywhere near the rust belt, but I personally would consider hunting down the main grounding points for the ECU and BCM, pull off the ground wires, clean them up a bit, and reconnect them, just to ensure that the grounds are good to go.
I wouldn't put much more effort into the issue unless it happens a few more times so that there's a trend you can actually troubleshoot.
I wouldn't put much more effort into the issue unless it happens a few more times so that there's a trend you can actually troubleshoot.
I was concerned by this. I'd give that battery a charge, test, and replace if more than 4 years of service anyway
I’m starting to price batts.
We have the vehicle since august 2020. It has seen a northern winter and a few hot southern summers.
For me, anything below 12.6V is a test, or charge and retest, or a replace. and anything below 12.2V where the charging system is okay goes straight in the bin
Battery is definitely shot went out for I’d say a 50 mile ride round trip got home put the multimeter on the battery check attachment for voltage. Going to buy a battery tomorrow morning.
Would be nice to collect on mail-in-rebate along with 10% military discount.
While the car is running battery reads over 14v therefore I take it charging system is fine.
Attachments
100% correct!
new 47PLT battery installed $245 out the door and just put in for the $25 rebate. 
It will be interesting to see if the "electrical gremlins" come back after the new battery has been installed.. let us know how it goes long term..new 47PLT battery installed $245 out the door and just put in for the $25 rebate.
and hey.. thanks for the update!!
Similar threads
