Nissan Murano: Dtc/circuit Diagnosis / Right/left Switching Signal Circuit

Nissan Murano (Z52) 2015-2024 Service Manual / Cruise Control & Driver Assistance / Driver Assistance System :: Driver Assistance System / Dtc/circuit Diagnosis / Right/left Switching Signal Circuit

Work Procedure

CHECK CONNECTOR

Turn the ignition switch OFF.
Check the terminals and connectors of the side radar RH for damage, bend and short (unit side and connector side).

Is the inspection result normal?

YES>>

GO TO 2.

NO>>

Repair the terminal or connector.

CHECK CONTINUITY OF RIGHT/LEFT SWITCHING SIGNAL CIRCUIT

Disconnect side radar RH connector.
Check continuity between side radar RH harness connector and ground.

Side radar RH		Ground	Continuity
Connector	Terminal
B466	3		Yes

Is the inspection result normal?

YES>>

Inspection End.

NO>>

Repair harness or connector.

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