So I have a 2010 and a 2007 Nissan Altima the 07 was wreaked but still running the 2010 was my main car until it went into limp mode so I was like easy fix I have a whole other engine and transmission that’s runs but once I swapped them out the car is still in limp mode I’ve reset the ecu and even changed it from the one in the 07 and still
No changes I’ve even swapped out fuel pumps I have the 2.5 motor someone please help I wanna just wanna start modifying it.
Did you swap the TCU too? Check the PN for the 07 and 10 CVTs to make sure they are identical...if not, then probably software conflict/incompatibility issue. Keep ECU/TCU paired....note 07 ECU may cause issues with 10 ABS and other subsystems.... You may wind up putting 10 tranny back in to resolve.
I’ve swapped everything that came off the 07 and put it in the 2010 I’ve took the ecu off the 07 and put it on the 2010 because just Incase we had that problem
We just had a recent post where a mismatch between ECU and TCU caused similar problems...though that was AT vs MT ECU. There is something clearly up with inputs from the transmission being received by the ECU. I know you said you swapped both transmission and engine, and you said you also swapped both the ECU and TCU. Did you also change the harness and if not did you at least verify wire-for-wire the existing harness vs what is expected by the current ECU/TCU pair?
I fixed the problem drove it yesterday ran fine still in 5th gear but gets up to speed and holds it good go to 85 in less than a mile but while driving yesterday my belt came off any ideals on why.
Ancient belt or Seized pulley? Check idlers, tensioner, alternator, ps pump for ease of rotation. Were you able to find the belt after it came off...check for signs of melt or shred.
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