Nissan Qashqai - System Fault

Nissan Qashqai - System Fault

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Scarletpimpofnel

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25 months

Saturday 14th September
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Nissan Qashqai petrol 1.3 2018 suddenly developed a system fault yesterday. No OBD II error codes. Thought it might be the battery as only 11.75Volts at rest (replaced with official stop/start battery for the car). But fault remains.

Fault pages are as below. Note also TMPS seems to be only measuring on one side. Haven't driven the car since changing the battery but starts and faults still there.

Stop/start seems disabled (both before and after battery change).

Any ideas on root cause? Many thanks.








Belle427

9,742 posts

240 months

Saturday 14th September
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Reset the tpms system and take it for a drive as it wont display the pressures until its been driven for a while.

Dynion Araf Uchaf

4,683 posts

230 months

Saturday 14th September
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For some reason I want to say that the error looks to be something to do with the radar for proximity, lane keep assist , reversing camera. But that might be because you are cycling through those options.

Scarletpimpofnel

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Saturday 14th September
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Belle427 said:
Reset the tpms system and take it for a drive as it wont display the pressures until its been driven for a while.
Just did 20 mile drive. Tpms measures ok once moving.

Scarletpimpofnel

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Saturday 14th September
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Dynion Araf Uchaf said:
For some reason I want to say that the error looks to be something to do with the radar for proximity, lane keep assist , reversing camera. But that might be because you are cycling through those options.
Good call. Could it be possible a radar sensor or fuse has blown and that’s causing all the issues?

Dynion Araf Uchaf

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Sunday 15th September
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First thing I’d do is clean the camera and sensor in the badge at the front of the car.

Scarletpimpofnel

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Sunday 15th September
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Dynion Araf Uchaf said:
First thing I’d do is clean the camera and sensor in the badge at the front of the car.
Ok thanks will try that.

Scarletpimpofnel

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Sunday 15th September
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Dynion Araf Uchaf said:
First thing I’d do is clean the camera and sensor in the badge at the front of the car.
I cleaned the badge (no change). I can see a cable goes to the badge from behind but the badge itself doesn't seem to dismantle to give access to any camera or sensor.

Dynion Araf Uchaf

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230 months

Sunday 15th September
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I used to work for Nissan. I think it might be the rear proximity sensor. It is a known fault but I don’t think you can fix it without replacing it.

Scarletpimpofnel

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Sunday 15th September
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Dynion Araf Uchaf said:
I used to work for Nissan. I think it might be the rear proximity sensor. It is a known fault but I don’t think you can fix it without replacing it.
Is that one of the 4 sensors in the bumper?

Dynion Araf Uchaf

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230 months

Monday 16th September
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Scarletpimpofnel said:
Is that one of the 4 sensors in the bumper?
at this point i'd say your best bet is to take it to a Nissan dealer and ask them to investigate. They can either fix it for you, or they can tell you which sensor it is and you can have a go yourself. Anything else and you'd be guessing, you might get lucky, but the chances are you'll spend more money throwing parts at it until you fix it.

Scarletpimpofnel

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Monday 16th September
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Yep I thought it was the battery (was readin 11.7V at rest) so replaced that but nothing else I can do has worked. No OBDII codes. So it'll have to go to a dealer.

Thanks all for your suggestions.