Just so you know I ain't complete stupid just because I am a girl I found the problem and fixed it it was a diy fixtake it back to the shop that put the trans in. who scanned the code..that's a manufacturer specific code....so someone has a high end scanner but can't tell you what it means?
Possible cause:
Controller Area Network (CAN) communication harness is open or shorted
Faulty Engine Control Module (ECM)
Poor harness ground connection.
If your truck is a 2004-06, there's a TSB on the issue. https://www.autocodes.com/uploads/nissan/NTB06-009a.pdf
IN any event, this is not a diy fix.
I didn't mean to sound rude it's just the fact that being a female most people assume I can't do anything lol and u100p was cleared and never came back our issues was the crank sensor that's all I could explain at the time and thanks for the help!well congrats on the DIY repair. But don`t assume Nick was going anywhere with that.
he is a very helpful knowledgeable member of this board. His reply was spot on with the lack of info you gave him.
Titans are notorious for electrical ghost codes and gremlins... the crank sensor and camshaft sensor being a few of them...
now it`s your turn to be a part of the community. Welcome...
This truck has had a new motor a new tranny now a new tranny fluid pump plus the crank sensor and it's still messed up oh and a new front end! It's getting old lolfor the record I didn`t know you were a girl. nothing wrong with working on your own ride. My better half knows her way around the shop and has helped a lot in past builds... :wink:
