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06 nissan maxima fixed

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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 7 months ago #4822 by gilbert

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06 Maxima codes p0300 ,p1800 and p0011 where to start here is the freeze frame.
This is what i have to work with thank you for your help.

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8 years 8 months ago #4823 by cheryl hartkorn

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I would go after the p0011 first. as that is the variable valve timing control solenoid. if that is dirty or stuck it will cause multiple misfires on the bank. do you have desired vs actual cam degrees?

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8 years 8 months ago #4824 by cheryl hartkorn

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I would start with the p0011 probably needs cleaned as that's the variable valve timing solenoid. that will cause the p0300

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8 years 8 months ago #4825 by cheryl hartkorn

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if its stuck itll cause the whole bank to misfire. do you have desired vs actual cam degree pids on the scanner you have??

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8 years 8 months ago #4826 by gilbert

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Hey Cheryl thank you for your quick respond, my scanner only has live data and timing fluctuates between 8 degrees to 18 BTDC.
How do i go about cleaning the valve?

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8 years 8 months ago #4827 by cheryl hartkorn

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unbolt it and ther should be screens in there. if you don't have bi directional controls id apply power and ground to the solenoid while its off the car and see if it moves. might just be a bad valve.

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8 years 8 months ago #4828 by cheryl hartkorn

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forgot to mention check the level and condition of the engine oil. the variable valve timing operates using oil pressure

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8 years 8 months ago #4842 by Tyler

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Cheryl is right on here

There's all kinds of ways for these systems to go wrong.

The P1800 is for the VIAS solenoid, a vacuum switching valve for the intake butterflies. Two wire, ground side switched solenoid mounted right on top of the intake. I got $5 on an open solenoid.

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8 years 8 months ago #4849 by gilbert

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OK so i took off the valve and it was clean, so i put power and ground and valve opened and closed. Next i took off both cam sensors to check the resistance. On bank 1 pins 1&3 i get (04.71)m-oms pins 1&2(1.238) K-oms and pins 2&3(04.84) m-oms. Bank 2 pins 1&3 (06.93) m-oms pins 1&2 (1.141) k-oms and on pins 2&3 (23.01)m-oms. I read somewhere that as long as you get a reading it's good please let me know if they are good.
Hey Tyler on the p1800 code will this cause a misfire ?

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8 years 8 months ago #4860 by Tyler

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Negative, sir. That P1800 may cause a slight loss of performance off idle, but won't cause misfires.

Ohming these kind of Hall effect sensors is tricky... Those readings seem OK, but I really don't have a good reference!

If you have the chance, maybe clear the codes and see if you can get the misfire or timing code to reset. I'm betting that you'll see a lack of camshaft advance on one bank while cruising with the engine warm.

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8 years 8 months ago #4862 by cheryl hartkorn

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did you check the oil level? that's how the camshaft system works

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8 years 8 months ago #4863 by gilbert

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Cheryl sorry for not mentioning that I did check the oil and it's good.

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8 years 8 months ago #4864 by cheryl hartkorn

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do you have a scope? I would put a scope on the control wire and make sure you are seeing a signal. which id assume it would be a square wave. you will have to drive it to get the pcm to control it the variable valve timing kicks in at higher rpms. maybe you could swap the solenoids from bank 1 to bank 2 if they will bolt on. clear code and see if the code moves to bank 2.

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8 years 8 months ago #4865 by cheryl hartkorn

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don't forget to check the power wire to. should be a red/green wire and r/l? red and light blue? that's what the schematic says.

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8 years 8 months ago #4867 by gilbert

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OK put back both cam sensors and IVT control valve. Cheryl i tried to switch the valves but they are clocked at different times. The wires that go to the IVT control valve are red and red/white. I do have a scope that's what i have been using 5MHz multiScope don't know how to use it but i will by the time im done. LOL

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8 years 8 months ago #4878 by gilbert

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So i put things back and started the car and p0300 came on have not took it for a test drive yet. I hope to have time on Monday.

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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #4888 by Tyler

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gilbert wrote: God bless you my brothers and sisters.

So i put things back and started the car and p0300 came on have not took it for a test drive yet. I hope to have time on Monday.

Ah, so it's misfiring at idle, then? I suppose that'll make it easier to diagnose. :lol:

With that timing code, I'm wondering if the chain skipped on one bank? It'd sure explain the misfires.

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8 years 8 months ago #4893 by cheryl hartkorn

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the phaser at the camshaft might be stuck?? wonder if anybody has a known good cam crank correlation waveform?? unfortunately I do not. maybe iatn?

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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #4919 by gilbert

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Took the car for a test drive to see if i would get the same codes back and i did not just the p0300. I drove it up a hill and it had a bad misfire im going too have to take the plenum off some time this week to check plugs and injectors. I will keep you posted on what happens and Cheryl i do have power at the valve.

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8 years 8 months ago - 8 years 8 months ago #4982 by gilbert

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Today i checked for spark on bank 2 and found that #2 was not firing and #4 was arching from the side. I pulled all three out and ohms the coils and they all tested the same what's up with that. I switched #2 & # 6 and coil did not fire on #6 so i know the coil is bad so why do they test the same?

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