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Does anyone know where I can get the wiring harness for a 2006 Nissan Titan 4x4. What I need is the cable (maybe called engine link) to the 4x4 sensors for 4WD low and High. It also has a O2 sensor attached. I just need to harness cable and connectors. I had some brush caught in my skid plate that caught fire and melted the wiring harness.
 

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Can you tell from these two diagrams from the Nissan parts system which harness you need? The numbers are just locator codes. Once you have the correct harness located, the locator code will direct you to the right PN.

Go to Nissan eStore, Parts, and enter your VIN to get the right vehicle attributes set (KC or CC, 4WD and build date, which is important since there is a change in harness PNs that occurred in 08/2006). Then search for "harness," which should bring you to these section 240 diagrams. There will be a table on the left. Find the right locator code, click that, and it will bring up a page with PNs you can use to source the part online or at your dealer parts department.

Looks like the part lists for around $300, depending on model specifics.
 

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Thank you so much for being so helpful and responding to my question. I am pretty sure it is part number 24078 but it could possibly be 24016. I need to get back under it and confirm. Unfortunately the Nissan dealer has informed me that the part (both wire harnesses) are no longer in stock. Not being made anymore! Frustrating! That doesn't make sense to me but that what they are saying. I am wondering if their are after-market parts dealers that may have this part or can make a new one? It is the wire harness that goes to the transfer case that controls the 4WD functions of high and low. It also has an O2 sensor linked to it. The wire harness could be repaired (spliced) but the wire connectors to the sensors are melted. I have called around to a few savage yards for 2006 Nissan 4X4 trucks and its not something they seem to keep when pulling trucks apart. Not lot of 2006 Nisan 4X4 trucks to begin with. I would probably be willing to purchase a used transfer case just to get the wire harness if it is still attached. The Bin Number on the vehicle is 1N6BA07B66N502954. Do you think other Titan year trucks would have the same wire harness. I guess that would help me expand my search with the salvage yards. The truck runs fine but 4WD Low light is flashing on the dash and it won't go into 4WD low or High. Fortunately it is stuck in 2WD. Thanks for any further help you can provide.
 

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Interesting. I see the Courtesy Parts guys show as NLA, but the Nissan eStore still shows it as valid/available. Try doing an online order through the eStore - you can select your local dealer as the "receiver" and see how it goes - once you verify which harness you need and PN.

If it is 24078, then it's either P/N 24011-ZH70A or P/N 24011-ZH70A. Both are available, but there is a $200 price difference. I can't tell from the system what the difference is - both come up when I set the attributes to your VIN.
 

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I identified the exact item, as you suggested, and was able to identify the part number. Instead of Nissan eStore I went to the Nissan dealer and they did a search and reaffirmed that the part is not made anymore, and their were none available in Alabama but...they located one in Kansas City at a Nissan dealership. I called that dealership and it is the last they had and now being shipped to me. I ordered the accessory sensors needed as they are still being made and available from Nissan. So the moral of the story is make sure that a national search is being performed for the part needed and just don't settle with the fact that it is no longer being made and not in stock at the local or State level Nissan dealership network. You have been very helpful and it is much appreciated. Having the diagrams, in hand, won the day with the dealership. I will follow up as this is now going way to smooth. Waiting for the next wrinkle. Cheers.
 
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