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floutlaw 03-06-2018 08:31 AM

350 randomly stalling / giving codes
 
Hello! New to posting on this forum but have been reading for awhile. Hoping I can find some opinions that lead me in right direction...

I have a 2006 350z and I have been having car problems. The problem started when I was driving around my house... I was in traffic and waiting for the light, when with no warning, the car shut off. The service engine light came on first. Then the traction control light came on and the slip light. I then shut off the car completely (key out) and waited for a couple minutes.

From there, I tried starting the car and it started right up. The service engine light stayed on and the other 2 lights went off. The issue (car randomly shutting off) happened again on the way home. This time I was driving on the highway and the car literally downshifted, like when you push the traction control button . I got to the rest area and I shut it off again for a couple minutes. Again the only light on was the service engine soon light stayed on.

I went to auto zone to get the codes checked - and they found the following...

Crankshaft Position
Sensor A Circuit Malfunction

I had a local mechanic replace the crankshaft sensor and it seemed to run fine for a couple days and the service engine light was gone. After a few days of driving after this the car shut off again and the service engine / traction / slip lights came on... I have been driving to and from work and the service engine light is still on... and I have not gotten the error codes checked again...

Just trying to get some ideas on what might be the issue since replacing the crankshaft sensor didn't totally fix.

Atreyu'z 350 03-06-2018 10:04 AM

I'm going to guess that you did not use an OEM NISSAN crankshaft position sensor...? Welcome, btw.

travlee 03-06-2018 10:39 AM

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floutlaw 03-06-2018 01:08 PM


Originally Posted by Atreyu'z 350 (Post 10943415)
I'm going to guess that you did not use an OEM NISSAN crankshaft position sensor...? Welcome, btw.

i got one from autozone so I think it was not OEM.. and thanks for the welcome.

I will get an OEM to replace this one with if you think that could be it

any other ideas ?

travlee 03-06-2018 01:47 PM

the 350 is finicky when it comes to sensors

Atreyu'z 350 03-06-2018 01:59 PM

No problem.. Not at this time, but I may if that OEM sensor doesn't work.

imogen 03-06-2018 04:21 PM

Maybe your sensor doesn't work

WYZIWYG 03-08-2018 06:05 AM


Originally Posted by floutlaw (Post 10943446)


i got one from autozone so I think it was not OEM.. and thanks for the welcome.

I will get an OEM to replace this one with if you think that could be it

any other ideas ?

How many miles on the car? Just went through this same problem, so I'll save you the headache. Go to Z1 Motorsports and order 2 new OEM camshaft and 1 crankshaft sensor(s). Get those replaced and hopefully your mechanic can clear the codes out.

Don't waste time with AutoZone or Amazon sensors. I'm already out almost $200 doing the exact same thing. Just get the OEM ones and be done with it. And also pick up an OBD2 scanner.

Franknbeans 03-18-2018 06:46 AM

^ Good advice. OBD2 scanners can be had for 30ish bucks I don't recommend the blue tooth versions that connect to your phone via Torque app. Mine broke in 3 months.
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