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88 Pathfinder in failsafe mode, computer says injectors are bad
Hello! I have an 88 Nissan pathfinder, 3.0 V6, telling me one of the injectors (TBI) are bad - computer code 51. But, I took them off and had them tested, and they were both good. What could be causing the computer to say I have a bad injector when it appears to be not the case? Or, how can I get the computer to bypass the failsafe mode, which it doesn't allow me to go past 2750 RPM? Thanks, Scott
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Reset the ECM and see if it throws the same code again. Remember, ECMs are NOT bullet-proof! I normally recommend replacing them every 120,000 miles or 10 years, whichever comes first. You may want to look into a remanufactured ECM, with a lifetime warranty, if you can't find any other explanation.
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