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After getting your Nissan OBD1 codes, reset it first to confirm if you have a temporary or permanent codes. Temporary codes are usually erased whereas permanent (hard) codes need to be fixed before they can be erased. To erase, simply disconnect the battery negative terminal for 1-2 minutes and reconnect. Re-start engine until warmed up and get the code again. If you get the same code after the 2nd scanning, then that is a permanent code. Note: Sometime, permanent codes will not show up during a regular warm up period but could sometime takes a day or two of driving before the code shows up. This is true if the defective component is borderline, meaning it could work 50-50 times during operation. And if you check it when it is working half of the time, then the code won't show up. For OBD1 and OBD2 Nissan sample fixes which might help you fix your own vehicle problems, please click the link below: Click here to get FREE Nissan OBD1 or OBD2 check engine light codes "Sample Fixes" If
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