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Here are the relevant manual sections (assuming 2012 is basically the same):
Overview: https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7422/...dd6fc36e_o.png High Level: https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7374/...51ff5a80_o.png BCM Location: https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7329/...8126d7ec_o.png Relay Control (Tail Lamp Relay seems to be the relevant one): https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5595/...19f456dc_o.png Fuses (looks like 52 and 53 are relevant - I checked those and they are good): https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7455/...e5c9bd8f_o.png Wiring: https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5552/...87f17144_o.png |
If you have DRL, check fuse 59. If you don't have DRL, check fuse 52. 10A and in IPDM. If the fuse checks good (use a meter), check the Tail Lamp Relay (non-DRL) or the Daytime Running Light Relay.
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But this makes me think I do have DTRL wiring at least: IPDM Wiring: (note connector E9) https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7455/...eeb16cf4_o.png IPDM Description (note wire 105): https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2938/...761c987a_o.png My IPDM (note the light blue wire in the 105 spot and no wires in the 91 and 92 spots (which are parking lamps for non-DTRL cars): https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2902/...22fe2df9_o.jpg |
So I definitely have a daytime running light relay connector in the engine bay. And based on the IPDM wiring diagram, there are no wires where there should be for the parking lights if I did not have DTRL system (wiring at least). So I think I may need to look at the connection between the IPDM and DTRL relay as a potential culprit.
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OK, so update. I think everything between the IPDM and DTRL Relay is working. I tested the voltages and there is a solid 12.5V across the both sets of terminals when the parking lights are turned on, and < 1V across the one set when they are turned off.
First set of terminals in DTRL relay:: https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7393/...459973c0_o.jpg Second set of terminals in DTRL relay: https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5483/...f3f13bd8_o.jpg |
Check terminal 3 of the DRL Relay. It should have power all the time (along with terminal 1). If not, check the fuse and wiring between fuse and relay. Terminal 5 of the DRL Relay should have power whenever the DRLs are (supposed to be) on. Use chassis or other ground when taking readings.
Terminal 2 of the DRL Relay will show battery voltage when the relay is de-energized and close to ground when the relay is on. If it is always at battery voltage, check the wire going to terminal 105 of the IPDM (the IPDM sinks that wire to ground to energize the relay). |
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The pinout should be in the FSM. Usually right after the wiring diagrams.
If that doesn't help, there is often a diagram printed/molded on relays, showing which terminal does what (numbers won't always match those on the socket). You may have to pull the relay from the socket to see it. If you're still stumped, you can use your VOM to ID the terminals on the relay. The coil will show some resistance (not a short and not an open). The contacts will change from open to short when the relay energizes. |
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OK, retested with correct numbering. Did not see any change between the terminals when turning parking lights on and off. Going to check continuity between IPDM and DTRL Relay next.
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5557/...eb66ca7b_o.png Here's what I got when testing (grounded to battery negative) Light control stalk switched off: 1 - 12.5 2 - 0 3 - 12.5 5 - 0 Light control stalk switched to parking lights: 1 - 12.2 2 - 0 3 - 12.2 5 - 0 |
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Terminals 1 and 3 should always have 12-15V (battery) on them. Either the fuse is blown or the wire is bad.
Or you could be looking at the connector wrong - the HS symbol in the upper left corner means the drawing shows the connector from the Harness Side (the side with the wires), not the side that plugs into something. Ie, you may have 1 and 2 reversed. Which, as I look at your readings, looks like it is very possible. The fact that you never have power on terminal 5 tells me the relay is not working. Or you were testing with the relay unplugged. Edit: If the fuse is blown or the wire is bad, you won't have power on either 1 or 3. If you reverse 1 and 2 in your charts, it makes more sense. Unless you took the readings with the relay out, it looks to me like you have a bad relay. |
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Anyone know a part number for that DTRL relay and/or whether it's a Nissan-specific product?
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Huge favor to ask of people. The car is now at the dealership, where they seem to be stumped too. Can anyone with a 2012 couple please post a picture of their driver's side under-hood relay box (towards the front of the car). I need to see what relays are installed. Specifically whether or not there is a DTRL relay (the middle one of the row of three). Mine has none currently. The dealership told me that based on my VIN, I shouldn't have a relay there, but I have seen some evidence to counter that. Thanks in advance!
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