EGT sensor recall
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My mate with a 2012 pathfinder just had that sensor replaced along with his desinergrated Turbo
J13NST
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so steve did he went in for recall and nissan decided to check turbo and replaced it?
or did his turbo desinergrated and changed the sensor while turbo was getting swapped?
JPMC
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I tried this with my Torque App Old Tony but unless I'm typing something wrong it keeps coming back as sensor not recognized.
BJJ84
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sounds like I should give Nissan a call, don't think I changed my address when I moved so there may be a letter somewhere
J13NST
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i'm not getting anything on torque app either.. hence i thought we dont' ahve egt sensor all this time
It's possible Nissan aren't using the standard PIDs for EGT - they've done it before.
What a shame, it's a perfect and cheap EGT gauge.
I wouldn't mind a play with a late 2012 D40 for a couple of hours with my Torque app, I'll query all of the PIDs and work out where the EGT actually is together with the formula needed to display the temperature accurately. If the sensor is there and the ECU is using the information, then it ought to be available.
I wonder if I could twist Lladnar's arm during a BBQ ...
What a shame, it's a perfect and cheap EGT gauge.
I wouldn't mind a play with a late 2012 D40 for a couple of hours with my Torque app, I'll query all of the PIDs and work out where the EGT actually is together with the formula needed to display the temperature accurately. If the sensor is there and the ECU is using the information, then it ought to be available.
I wonder if I could twist Lladnar's arm during a BBQ ...
JPMC
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Your welcome to try mine if you feel like a holiday in NZ.
J13NST
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ok recent month i had issue with car going in limp mode. told me it was egr sensor back then. which has been updated to new upgraded part. we call part B, apparently this recall is that recall. apparently eventhough mine has been changed to new one already but they have to do it again since it was raised up by australia. that outfrom my local dealer. oh well new sensor forme lol
J13NST
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i think this was related to cars to late 2012 to early 2013. in my knowledge there were handful of us on forum who already got upgraded sensor.
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So I took my nav in to Nissan to get my bull bar fitted yesterday and they ring me back sayin I have an outstanding recall (EGT sensor) that hasn't been done so they took the liberty of doing it without asking/telling me. Apparently they snapped some bolts and don't have any replacements so had to go another day without my car!
Mine is a 04/2010 model though. Is this recall even relevant to my car?
Oh and they couldn't fit my bull bar either which makes me think they hav no f***ing idea what they are doing!
Mine is a 04/2010 model though. Is this recall even relevant to my car?
Oh and they couldn't fit my bull bar either which makes me think they hav no f***ing idea what they are doing!
Nakkers
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I rang my dealer and mine needs to go in for recall, but I never received a letter, great job Nissan. No one has yet said if they removed the EGR mod plate yet, before taking car in? Mines booked for Friday.
Mine was done today with the EGR plate in and not a word was said.
I dont think they would spend a single second on the car then what they were told to do.
That's the thing with dealer technicians. They follow a recipe - there's one guy at Klosters who has some nouse but I think the rest of them just follow the instructions provided.
When replacing the EGT sensor - which is a probe around in the exhaust manifold - there won't be any need to undo the EGR pipe on the intake side, the instructions won't say it's necessary and so they won't go anywhere near it.
For most situations, that's actually a GOOD thing. A large number of problems are fixed quickly and easily (and properly) by following Nissan's recipe. We see a greater proportion of "out of the ordinary" problems here, because ordinary ones are fixed so quickly there's no need to talk or complain about them (remembering that forums are magnets for complaints).
So we SEE a high proportion of those odd issues that aren't covered, but it doesn't mean that Nissan's "big picture" is unsatisfactory. All manufacturers would be like that these days - it guarantees consistency, and predictability.
And the dealers would have to make sure their techs are following the recipe - because if they don't, Nissan may NOT pay the bill (because Nissan needs that consistency).
When replacing the EGT sensor - which is a probe around in the exhaust manifold - there won't be any need to undo the EGR pipe on the intake side, the instructions won't say it's necessary and so they won't go anywhere near it.
For most situations, that's actually a GOOD thing. A large number of problems are fixed quickly and easily (and properly) by following Nissan's recipe. We see a greater proportion of "out of the ordinary" problems here, because ordinary ones are fixed so quickly there's no need to talk or complain about them (remembering that forums are magnets for complaints).
So we SEE a high proportion of those odd issues that aren't covered, but it doesn't mean that Nissan's "big picture" is unsatisfactory. All manufacturers would be like that these days - it guarantees consistency, and predictability.
And the dealers would have to make sure their techs are following the recipe - because if they don't, Nissan may NOT pay the bill (because Nissan needs that consistency).
J13NST
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i got mine done wth egr plate fitted. they didnt mention a thing about it.. mine had fitted with upgraded sensor due to limp mode however because it was recall they did it again.
Nakkers
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Ballbag40
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My car just failed over weekend with engine light coming on. Into Nissan on Monday and they told me the EGT had failed, quoted $500 to fix. Luckily I stumbled across this site before I committed to the repair. So I rung them back and they apologised, admitting it was a known fault and would now be replaced under warranty. Idiots, probably didn't even run it through to start with to check. Thank you guys and for the guy who scanned in the actual recall notice, saved me $500 and I have now signed up to this to keep my car in check. Anyone in Australia who as a 2010 Spanish like me should take theirs into an Aussie Nissan Dealer and get it fixed before it strikes in the middle of nowhere.
