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Carbon_z 07-28-2012 04:36 PM

Thanks I'll keep u guys updated. There any way to reset it manually? Just curious. Or just removing the neg terminal and putting it back?

Nissanboy 07-28-2012 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by billet370 (Post 1843077)
Thanks I'll keep u guys updated. There any way to reset it manually? Just curious. Or just removing the neg terminal and putting it back?

no, its a ROM (Read Only Memory) type. The stuff that gets reset when you disconnect the battery is RAM (Random Access Memory) which is stuff like short term fuel trim, radio stations (on some vehicles) etc..

Carbon_z 07-30-2012 03:39 PM

okay thanks.. Figured I would need to take it to the dealer but wanted to make sure. Thanks again for all your help guys. Ill keep ya updated in case this ever happens to another member.

haitech 12-02-2013 11:25 PM

Ever get figured this thing out? Sorry to bring this from the dead.

AZP Installs 12-03-2013 08:01 AM

We have seen this issue crop up from time to time when there is a bad wheel bearing. It moves the speed sensor too far from the hub and it doesn't detect the hub properly.

-mike

Carbon_z 12-05-2013 02:27 PM

Yep took it to dealership and they had to clear the code from the RAM of the ecu. Its happened to me on a dyno before but goes away but issue was resolved last year and havemt had issues since :)

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370zBLAST 03-08-2014 10:21 PM

Just today I was leaving a gas station, and when I went to pull I did a nice spirit from 1st to 3rd and the slip light blinked and then stayed on and then the vdc stayed on. Got to where I needed to go, I shut the car off and turned it on and If went away

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Rusty 03-09-2014 09:56 PM

Check your brake fluid level. If it's a little bit low. It will cause those lights to come on. :shakes head:

370zBLAST 03-09-2014 09:58 PM

They rear brakes need to be changed. I ordered the pads and rotors already. I didn't realize it would cause the vdc to act funny

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mt007jb 01-10-2015 02:30 AM

So I am having the same issue as you b1adesofcha0s, my skid light and VDC off light stayed on, after restarting the car, they turn off. Brake light isn't coming on at all though, just the traction lights. What's worrisome to me is that it happens after hitting a few skid patches on the highway (I'm currently in Germany where there's a lot of ice and slush on the roads at times). It'll usually happen when accelerating a bit hard, the lights will come on, I'll restart the car and all seems to be fine. Any idea what causes this? Is this just a pushing too much on the car thing and be nicer under nasty weather conditions? Or do I need to fork over way too much Euro to some German Nissan dealer to get it fixed?

synolimit 01-10-2015 03:27 AM

EDIT...o god damn old thread


ive done this before....replaced the wheel bearing on my c300 but put the bearing back in backwards. only one side is magnetic. if you had everything replaced its very easy to not check which is the correct side. it took me a while to figure out what it was as everything was hooked up correctly. if you had everything replaced, make sure it was replaced correctly and the sensor is picking up what it needs to.

Johnnyd883 04-07-2016 07:52 PM

Hey guys. I recently had the same issue and what I discovered is that the break fluid and clutch fluid was low. I topped them off and both lights went out. I have a code scanner and it didn't pick them up. However the lights would come on during heavy acceleration. My thought is the low fluid sloshes back and trips a sensor when very low. I mean below low line for my clutch. I had no other symptoms on the car. Now it is fine. Hope this helps someone with same problem.


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