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Hi Guys,

I'm trying to find out if there is a way that you can put the NM35 Stagea into a self diagnostic mode (similar to the one for the MIL) but for the 4WD light.

I've had a search and cant seem to find anything, I found one that seems to be for the C34, tried it on mine anyway but it doesn't work.

I have scanned with a Snap-on but came back with nothing.

any help would be really appreciated.

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You will need a consult 3 to scan it.

Most likely it will be the pressure switch on the atezza pump. $3 part in theory but nissan only sell it as a whole unit that costs over $2000..

Edited by Brick
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Here is some stuff that helped me fix my 4wd/pressure switch problems, some of the info is useful, it might help you figure out whats wrong. my code was for pressure switch but it turns out after months of ripping things out it wasn't the pressure switch lol fml.

http://ul.to/dwxo03kg link to a pdf of some rough translations i made with google translate of the atessa system

stagea1

stagea2

stagea3

Edited by Reprieve

Here is some stuff that helped me fix my 4wd/pressure switch problems, some of the info is useful, it might help you figure out whats wrong. my code was for pressure switch but it turns out after months of ripping things out it wasn't the pressure switch lol fml.

http://ul.to/dwxo03kg link to a pdf of some rough translations i made with google translate of the atessa system

So what did yours end up being?

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