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dimitarm 09-27-2013 04:21 AM

Pop up Engine Hood indicator
 
After i installed stillen gen 3 intakes i got the pop up hood indicator on...
There isnt any nissan service nearby, so is there any reset procedure or something?

1st 09-27-2013 10:55 AM

http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-g...removal-2.html

http://www.the370z.com/newreply.php?...te=1&p=2506838

I only found 2 identical threads regarding your same situation and topic. With no fix in either of the threads posted. Bump for a solution or help.

SouthArk370Z 09-27-2013 11:37 AM

Probably the switch has come unplugged or knocked out of alignment. Switch is located below right side hood latch. You will need to remove the trim piece between the radiator and bumper cover (13 body rivets) to get to it.

Edit: I don't think there is a reset procedure. Light should go out once you fix the switch and close the hood. If not, let me know.

dimitarm 09-27-2013 11:42 AM

checked it already..switch is in place like it should be :(

dimitarm 09-27-2013 11:46 AM

the thing is i turned on the car while the bumper was off and now there is this warning light coming everythime i turn the car on...

SouthArk370Z 09-27-2013 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by dimitarm (Post 2507235)
checked it already..switch is in place like it should be :(

Quote:

Originally Posted by dimitarm (Post 2507244)
the thing is i turned on the car while the bumper was off and now there is this warning light coming everythime i turn the car on...

First thing I would do is check for a DTC and clear if present. I don't think this would trip a DTC but maybe it does. It's very easy to check/clear if you have an OBD scanner handy and you don't have to remove the trim panel.

If that doesn't clear the light, I'd check switch operation with a voltmeter or ohmmeter. While I was there, I'd check and make sure the connector was plugged in properly.

If all else fails, remove the connector from the switch. Probably need to short the pins, but I haven't looked at the schematic. Not the best option but should work if the rest of the wiring is intact.

dimitarm 09-27-2013 12:00 PM

so no easy way to get rid of this light :D...probably i will have to take it to nearest nissan service

SouthArk370Z 09-27-2013 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dimitarm (Post 2507269)
so no easy way to get rid of this light :D...probably i will have to take it to nearest nissan service

Define "easy."

Doesn't get much easier than plugging in a scanner and pushing a few buttons.

Pulling the trim panel can be slightly difficult the first time you do it but is really pretty easy once you figure out you have to pull up on the bumper cover and lift the front of the panel to get it out. No screws or bolts, just the 13 body rivets (if you have strong fingernails, you don't even need any tools).

With the VOM, you are looking for open/close transitions and not some particular value.

Baer383 09-27-2013 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 2507275)
Define "easy."

Doesn't get much easier than plugging in a scanner and pushing a few buttons.

Pulling the trim panel can be slightly difficult the first time you do it but is really pretty easy once you figure out you have to pull up on the bumper cover and lift the front of the panel to get it out. No screws or bolts, just the 13 body rivets (if you have strong fingernails, you don't even need any tools).

With the VOM, you are looking for open/close transitions and not some particular value.


Thats too easy leave the friggin light on. :icon14:

jaze55 11-08-2013 10:39 PM

Many members in Australia have experienced the same issue. It happens when you turn the car on and the 3 front impact sensors are still disconnected i.e. when you install an oil cooler and check for leaks with the bumper removed and sensors disconnected or install intakes which require bumper removal.

You are in luck as there is a simple procedure to follow to turn the light off. I have done it successfully twice now.

http://uprev.com/documentation/Popup%20Hood%20Reset.png

Trips 11-08-2013 10:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaze55 (Post 2561720)
Many members in Australia have experienced the same issue. It happens when you turn the car on and the 3 front impact sensors are still disconnected i.e. when you install an oil cooler and check for leaks with the bumper removed and sensors disconnected or install intakes which require bumper removal.

You are in luck as there is a simple procedure to follow to turn the light off. I have done it successfully twice now.

http://uprev.com/documentation/Popup%20Hood%20Reset.png

THANK YOU for sharing :tup:

axmea? 11-09-2013 07:54 AM

Thanks. Had to come from down under.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jaze55 (Post 2561720)
Many members in Australia have experienced the same issue. It happens when you turn the car on and the 3 front impact sensors are still disconnected i.e. when you install an oil cooler and check for leaks with the bumper removed and sensors disconnected or install intakes which require bumper removal.

You are in luck as there is a simple procedure to follow to turn the light off. I have done it successfully twice now.

http://uprev.com/documentation/Popup%20Hood%20Reset.png

Thanks. I saved this. It could come in handy someday.

Alstann 11-10-2013 09:39 PM

So for the record, some cars must not have it, right?

Cause I drove with no bumper for about a week and no lights came on. And I tried driving with the hood up. Obviously that didn't go well. :D

Chuck33079 11-10-2013 10:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alstann (Post 2563548)
So for the record, some cars must not have it, right?

Cause I drove with no bumper for about a week and no lights came on. And I tried driving with the hood up. Obviously that didn't go well. :D

North American cars don't have it.

fuct 11-19-2013 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2563568)
North American cars don't have it.

im sure you are right but why? seems silly for everyone but north america to get that option.


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