You will need to re configure TPMS Consult 3 /Cobb or Ecutek

Any Nissan dealer can do

 

I'm sure I used my OBDII reader to reset mine.

 

Pretty sure you can remove this by resetting the ECU and clearing the DTC codes.

So, Cobb AP, Ecutek, Consult III or a handheld OBDII code reader should suffice.

 

Trev. Did you follow the procedure right through to the end to CLEAR codes not just read them. I had a similar issue and it cleared it using the accelerator pedal method.

Run through the whole thing again to the end and let us know, it should clear all faults and warning.

Satan.

 

Thanks for all replies, is the OBDII reader those cheap ones on ebay for £9.99?

Satan, after it flashed 10 times (4 times in a row) there was nothing else I could do because it just kept recycling that code. So I tried holding pedal down for 15 secs to clear faults but that did nothing, so I quit by pressing ign off.

I know it says to clear faults go to diagnostic mode II and hold pedal for 15 secs (or something like that) but I had no idea how to get to diagnostic mode II. Did I do it wrong

 

Trev. Don't think you did anything wrong but may be worth trying again now you know there are no fault codes.

Here is the passage about clearing

You can clear the code (and the annoying MIL) by holding down the accelerator pedal for more than 10 seconds while in Diagnostic Test Mode II. When you release the pedal, the ECM erases the trouble code(s).

Hope it helps, keep us posted. Satan

 

I have the Autel MS300, get those anywhere.

 

Yeah I'll try again Satan, but I'm still confused by "Diagnostic Test Mode II" ?

Unless I can find out what ever that means, I'll just be doing the same thing again, counting the flashes and not being able to get past that cycle.

Have ordered an OBDII from ebay also

 

Trev

I just assumed that pissing about with the pedal till you get the codes puts the car in that test mode.

From there I just floored the pedal for 15 secs and switched off. Codes and warnings disappeared.

Let us know if it works this time!

Satan

 

Lol I pissed about with the pedal again satan, but as I thought it just recycled the 4 digit code over and over. The code is 0000 so I guess it's not recognising any error to cancel, but the yellow/orange triangle is permanently on and the FN/S TPMS reads 29psi AND flat tyre in red.

I reckon the OBDII would clear it, but I'm off to Bristol NHPC tomorrow for a laser geo thingy, so I'll get them to reset the TPMS unless the OBDII arrives early in the morning then I'll try that first out of curiosity.

 

Bummer:flame: Sorry to hear that Trev.

Let me know if your OBD reader sorts the issue.

Good luck mate. :thumbsup:

 

I have cleared mine with the old skool trick just disconnect your battery.

 

Fault cleared by NHPC today, OBDII arrived when I got home lol, so will have to wait for my next error to try it out

 

Trev, which one did you buy, i want to get one, always handy to have one i believe

 

I bought this one : item: 281073220242 , it's listed at many different prices but that was the cheapest.

How's your sponsorship of the local Shell garage going? I still do the same miles per week now as when I bought the car, 1 year ago yesterday lol