How do I reset the computer on my Nissan Maxima 06 SE 3.5 trans is leaking Computer will not let the car start need to reset

Asked by Frank Aug 29, 2017 at 10:58 AM about the 2006 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Transmission was leaking was slipping  fill
transmission turn car off now will not start
computer needs to reset how do I do it in
plug in the battery did not work next what
do I do

4 Answers

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Nissan has a terrible track record of transmission issues... I would advise getting this looked at before you are stranded somewhere. Cars today are much more complicated, have it towed to your mechanic... How many miles are on the car??

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My Nissan Maxima had. 244173 miles. I. Wonder. If. It. Will. Erased. Some. Miles. At. Some. Points?

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How do u reprogram the Ecu computer if all code numbers but the last 4 numbers didn't match to try to crack but didnt what can I do?

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