iZayiss

this morning I woke up to the service engine soon light, took it to auto zone to see if they could run the code and they said it was perfectly fine. might I add I had to change the clutch 2 days beforehand. any recommendations on how to solve this?

dboyzalter

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my 99 s10 has a service engine soon light on because of a gas fume leak, I didnt even know the z had a service engine soon light... Post up a picture.

travlee

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how the hell are we supposed to know.

HRMoneyPit

Oh god


These kids

dynamic21

lmao. oh Z forums how I've missed you so.

Spike100

I'm serious... not kidding... You want to do a fume test if you have the SES light and no code.

jhc

Mine just popped on at 101k for bank 1 upstream O2, (with code). OP, you might want to state mileage and mods also. mb ck codes again.

Spike100

Also... Don't just start swapping stuff until you get a code.

zIrish1

You woke up to a service engine light (sleeping in the z, nice bro). If you have the money try taking it to a Nissan dealer for diagnostics or try a better scan tool. If it did throw a code and somehow reset I think it stores for a certain amount of drive time. Or you could drive conservatively and see if it comes back on in which case I would try to check the codes again. Without the code you don't really have a starting point esp if the car isn't doing anything abnormal.

P.S. if the service engine light is flashing turn the car off

rearranged

I use bluedriver and it will show pending codes if the light was on and went off. Everyone should have some sort of obd scanner. Nicer ones cost a little money but you can get entry level models pretty cheap. For less than a tank of gas, you can check codes, clear service engine lights yourself.