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Hi everyone,

Have not been on here for quite sometime but hope it still is a good resource for car enthusiasts.

I have a 4 wheel drive fault which logs on between 1 minute to 10 minutes after start up.

That is the 4 wheel drive turns off and light inside dash lights up.

When I turn off engine and start it again it resets and allows me to once again use the 4 wheel drive.

I have been told it could be a number of issues, but I believe it more likely is the switch or circuit that

is next to the gear box, this is apparent as it always truns off when I disengage the gears and let it roll

to a stop.

I have also been told that the 4wd needs bleeding and that can be the issue.

Anyone know what the costs are of fixing this issue...and who can do it while I wait.??????????????

I am in the north side of Melbourne and hope someone can help.

Thanks in advance,,, :)

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under the back parcel shelf you wil have the Attessa ECU. it will be throwing flash codes with a red light.

there is a manual flaoting aroudn with what they all mean,

its a pain to read. ie 4 slow flashes 2 fast then 7 slow

otherwise get it hooked up on a nissan consault

Mine was throwing ABS fault codes, Changed the module and still the same issue.

Never worked it out in the end

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