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M35 Blown Turbo?

baymanx

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baymanx Apprentice

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Ok i finally managed to get the error code which is 0100, relating to the air flow meter sensor according to the error code table.

Now if $255 plus tax is about right, i will have to order one from Lander Nissan in Prospect NSW.

On the other hand its possible to order 1 from amayama.com as well for $110 USD plus expenses like, shipping etc.

Which one would be the better option? the wait period will be around 2 weeks in both cases.

baymanx Apprentice

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Just jap in sutherland has a 2nd hand for $110. I m just not sure if its worth it, they r saying it came out of a running stagea, but they will not guarantee if it works nor they will take it back if it doesnt work. Still best bet is to wait an answer form amayama i suppose.

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Don't buy a second hand one, and don't buy one from Sinergy.

Genuine Nissan from your local dealer, or Amayama if you're happy to wait a bit longer.

+1....there are certain parts I will only get from Nissan. This is one of them. Edited by Jetwreck
baymanx Apprentice

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Confirmed the order from amayama $116 AUD including postage. They r saying it will take 2 weeks and i ll have to pay the difference for the customs duty tax. For a small item i dont think its gonna be that much anyway. I believe its the best deal out there so far and needs to be considered for a mass order.

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OK i got the AFM and just put it in.

Started the engine and it looks like its running a bit rich, some black smoke was there but after a short round the block drive i think it readjusted itself and seems to be fine now.

The engine light is still on though, i ll try reseting it and see if it goes away.

Pretty happy with amayama.com, cheap fast delivery, good reliable service with genuine nissan parts.

Thank you all for your input.

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Good to hear. I have a car here with the same symptoms (other than engine light), it has a seized turbo. Be glad you got out of it so cheap.

I have to order a new accelerator pedal assembly from Amayama next week, so I will see their great service first hand hopefully. :)

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