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Old Dec 17, 2010 | 07:19 PM
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I had the exact same issue. Driver side not firing and the car still ran. Compression check was good and all the coils, plugs and injectors were fine.

All I ever got was the "multiple misfire" code and nothing else.

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you ever find out what is was? i couldnt find anything wrong with the wiring. im thinking it might be my ecu. but i dont know if the nissan dealership with even look at my car with all the mods on it.
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Old Dec 21, 2010 | 02:41 PM
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taking my car into nissan on monday. hopefully they can fix the prob or at least find out whats wrong so i can fix this damn thing. ill keep you guys posted.
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Old Dec 27, 2010 | 11:24 PM
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took my car in to nissan today. they told me exactly what i already knew was wrong. they told me my car was to heavily modified to repair. at least they could have told me what they thought was wrong. i dont know what else to do. think im gonna send my ecu in to technosquare to get reflashed or repaired. any other suggestions?
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Old Dec 28, 2010 | 03:40 AM
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you ever find out what is was? i couldnt find anything wrong with the wiring. im thinking it might be my ecu. but i dont know if the nissan dealership with even look at my car with all the mods on it.
Delayed response. I never found out what was wrong so I went to a full standalone ECU and an LS1.
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Old Dec 28, 2010 | 04:03 PM
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Delayed response. I never found out what was wrong so I went to a full standalone ECU and an LS1.
Did you go with a standalone first and did it fix the problem? Or u just got both at the same time and swapped them out? I'm thinking about buying a stock ecu with a Cobb or power fc.
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Old Dec 29, 2010 | 05:35 AM
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Did you go with a standalone first and did it fix the problem? Or u just got both at the same time and swapped them out? I'm thinking about buying a stock ecu with a Cobb or power fc.
I just did both.

What sensors have you replaced now?
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dam z gremlins
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Old Dec 29, 2010 | 06:13 AM
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There is a single 12 volt supply voltage wire that leaves the battery compartment, feeds the passenger side coils, feeds the cam phasing solenoid, wraps around the front near the timing cover, and then supplies 12v to the driver's side coils. With the car off, I would test for continuity between each of the 12v and ground pins on each of the harness plugs since you know the passenger side coils are working. Shouldn't take more than 5 mins if you have access to the pin layout from the service manual.

The coils are negative triggered by the ECU, so if the wiring is intact, then I would try another ECU. I presume your ECU is properly grounded? It may not work correctly if it is just laying on the carpet for example.

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Originally Posted by Quamen
I just did both.

What sensors have you replaced now?
camshaft sensor, crank sensor, and vtc solenoid.
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Originally Posted by rcdash
There is a single 12 volt supply voltage wire that leaves the battery compartment, feeds the passenger side coils, feeds the cam phasing solenoid, wraps around the front near the timing cover, and then supplies 12v to the driver's side coils. With the car off, I would test for continuity between each of the 12v and ground pins on each of the harness plugs since you know the passenger side coils are working. Shouldn't take more than 5 mins if you have access to the pin layout from the service manual.

The coils are negative triggered by the ECU, so if the wiring is intact, then I would try another ECU. I presume your ECU is properly grounded? It may not work correctly if it is just laying on the carpet for example.
Thanks, will do. let you know what i come up with.
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Old Dec 30, 2010 | 07:33 PM
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I would look towards the stock ECU or some crazy electrical gremlin if you have replaced the sensors with no improvements.
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does anyone know anything about ecu compatibility? i found a cheap 05 35th Anniversary Edition ecu and dont know if it will work with my 05 touring model.
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The ecu will have to be reflashed by Nissan do not let them lie to you and tell you they can't do it. They rewrite the vin. If both ecus are from an auto they will work or standard. My car did the same crap, started running like crap and having a missfire when my 350 thought it was being stolen when I was driving it. New ecu from nissan 1200$ later, put the old back in after then new one, pulled codes from it for an anti theft problem. Drove to dealer ship made the tech cry for being a retard for ripping me off.

My problem was a burned injector driver on the ecu. giving me a missfire. Nissan said the car with aftermarket cams could not be trouble shooted.

A friend and me pulled the intake manifold, and fuel rails, I cranked the car while he watched the injectors, one would not fire. 3 coils also burnt out at the same time. 1200$ ecu and 950$ new nissan coils it was fixed, so much for a reliable car right?

BTW they told me my junkyard ecu, and the ecu in my car were ruined. Uprev was able to read them. Nissan will lie and steal from you.

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I think what rocks is trying to say is that it is possible but Nissan won't help you. You may want to contact UpRev and see if they can sell you an ECU that will work with your model year for less money than a brand new one...
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Old Jan 3, 2011 | 05:52 PM
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As long as the ecu is from the same engine and trans it will work just do not get a revup ecu for a de. Do NOT buy after market coil packs from NAPA, they are hot glued together, i put one in and pulled it out and had to buy long *** needle nose pliers to dig it out. Get a friend check all coils for spark, pull the intake manifold check all injectors for fuel. Check your grounds.

Showed the Nissan tech the page in the FSM ( i printed it and took it too him ) about the link from bcm to the ecu for the anti theft, it was like he was brainwashed in a cult told me I was full of it.

If your nissan tech went to school at UTI kick him in the nuts and go to a different dealer.
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dam 950$ you should have looked for some okada coils saw some used for around a grand

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Thanks guys. I found an ecu on ebay for 225. needs to be reprogrammed of course. how much do they go for? i mean a stock reflash? The ECU on ebay has the same part number all the way up to the last four numbers. I was thinking the last four numbers are serial/lot numbers. anyone agree?
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it costs 100$ to get reprogrammed from your dealer. they are the only one that can do it. make sure you bring every key with you as well cuz if you forget one, they will charge you $80 just to program the key
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Old Jan 4, 2011 | 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by str8dum1
it costs 100$ to get reprogrammed from your dealer. they are the only one that can do it. make sure you bring every key with you as well cuz if you forget one, they will charge you $80 just to program the key

thanks! im about to order a utec and tune it myself. Im tired of all this reflashing. I was looking at all the add-ons for the utec and im kind of confused. which add-ons are a "must have" for the utec?

Then again reflashing is so much more cheaper, faster, and a lot less headache. ill check out uprev and see if i want to go that route. any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by ddc665350ztt
thanks! im about to order a utec and tune it myself. Im tired of all this reflashing. I was looking at all the add-ons for the utec and im kind of confused. which add-ons are a "must have" for the utec?

Then again reflashing is so much more cheaper, faster, and a lot less headache. ill check out uprev and see if i want to go that route. any suggestions?
UTEC is not the way to go in my opinion. I had a UTEC and they are definitely capable, there is just no support for them anymore.
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