Member - Sand Man (SA) replied:

I would guess you have a faulty sensor, or even more likely, a loose connection in one of the sensor cables.

I had this problem in the Jack recently. Was eventually identified by a diagnostic computer. These modern vehicles are getting beyond the basic maintenance capabilities of us mere mortals.

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Brian B (QLD) replied:

Hi Michael,

I think the only safe way to go though is to get it looked at as that indicator is designed to let you know that something may not be quite as it should be.

Unfortunately unless it is an obvious fault then it becomes a specialist job to find out what is wrong.

Hopefully it is just a minor thing hey?

Cheers

Brian

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Willem replied:

My engine management system light and beeper kept coming on and I couldnt find the fault. The beeper in particular was very annoying so in desperation I disabled it. Only when I got home and was crawling around under the truck, that I found that the winch cable was shorting out on the chassis.

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Michael ( Moss Vale NSW) replied:

Thanks guys, I just rang Nissan Liverpool, my dealer, they said , not too much connected to this in the 4.2tdi, said it could be water in the fuel filter. They said just drop in in on the way home and they will check and reset the alarm.. Anyone out in the southwest needs Nissan sales and or service, these guys are terriffic. Nothing is a problem to them. Been dealing with them for 6 years and no problems.. Michael.

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