Nissan Bulletin CVT 2007

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Classification: Reference: Date:

AT09-002a NTB09-044a August 26, 2011

MIL ‘ON’ WITH P0840/P0845 AND P0710


This bulletin has been amended. ACTIONS, the NOTE under PARTS INFORMATION, a portion of
the repair sequence in the SERVICE PROCEDURE, and TCM P/N Table ‘A’ have been amended.
An ATF level check procedure has been added. Please discard all previous versions.

APPLIED VEHICLES: 2007-2008 Altima Sedan (L32) with QR25DE engine only
2008 Rogue (S35)
2007-2008 Sentra (B16)
IF YOU CONFIRM:
An applied vehicle has CVT Fluid that is discolored and / or has unusual odor.
AND
The MIL is ‘ON’ with DTCs P0840 and / or P0845 stored in CONSULT III / ENGINE and / or
TRANSMISSION.
OR
The MIL is ‘ON’ and P0710 is stored in CONSULT III / ENGINE and / or TRANSMISSION.
• P0710 may be stored with P0840 and / or P0845.
NOTE: The vehicle may also have reduced performance during acceleration.

ACTIONS:
Check the vehicle’s Transmission Control Module (TCM) part number (P/N).
• If the TCM P/N is listed in the Current TCM P/N list on page 11, the service
procedure in this bulletin applies.
• If the TCM P/N is not on the Current TCM P/N list, this bulletin does not apply.
Refer to the appropriate Electronic Service Manual (ESM) for further diagnosis.
The service procedure in this bulletin includes:
1. Reprogramming the TCM.
2. Replacing the CVT assembly.
3. Replacing the CVT oil level gauge (dipstick) with the one listed in the PARTS
INFORMATION section of this bulletin, and then adjusting the fluid level as
instructed in the SERVICE PROCEDURE.
4. Initializing the TCM.
5. Flushing the CVT cooler(s) and lines.
For repairs, go to the SERVICE PROCEDURE section of this bulletin.
IMPORTANT: The purpose of ACTIONS (above) is to give you a quick idea of the work you will be
performing. You MUST closely follow the entire SERVICE PROCEDURE starting on page 3 as it
contains information that is essential to successfully completing the repair.
Nissan Bulletins are intended for use by qualified technicians, not 'do-it-yourselfers'. Qualified technicians are
properly trained individuals who have the equipment, tools, safety instruction, and know-how to do a job
properly and safely. NOTE: If you believe that a described condition may apply to a particular vehicle, DO
NOT assume that it does. See your Nissan dealer to determine if this applies to your vehicle.

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PARTS INFORMATION

DESCRIPTION PART # QUANTITY


GAUGE ASSY-OIL LEVEL (Altima and Coupe) 31086-JA00A 1
GAUGE ASSY-OIL LEVEL (Rogue 2WD/AWD) 31086-JG31B 1
GAUGE ASSY-OIL LEVEL (Sentra 2.0L) 31086-ET10B 1
GAUGE ASSY-OIL LEVEL (Sentra 2.5L) 31086-ET80B 1
Nissan CVT Fluid NS-2 999MP-NS200P (1) (2)
(1) For Altima and Sentra, up to 9 quarts may be claimed.
(2) For Rogue, up to 10 quarts may be claimed.

NOTE: All chemicals are ordered through the Nissan Maintenance Advantage program:
Phone: 877-NIS-NMA1 (877-647-6621), Fax 216.881.7923, Website order via link on
dealer portal www.NNAnet.com and click on “Tire Advantage” link, or order direct at
www.nissantire.com.

CLAIMS INFORMATION

Submit a Primary Part (PP) type line claim using the following claims coding:

DESCRIPTION PFP OP CODE SYM DIA FRT


R & R CVT Assembly - JD01AA - - (2)
Flush CVT Cooler(s) - JD011A - - (2)
RPL Automatic CVT Transaxle Assy - JD023A - - (2)
Replace CVT Oil Level Gauge - JD58AA - - (2)
Reprogram And Initialize TCM (1) JE99AA HD 32 (2) (3)
(1) Reference ECM Table A and use the applicable P/N as the PFP.
(2) Reference the current Nissan Warranty Flat Rate Manual and use the indicated FRT.
(3) FRT allows adequate time to access DTC codes and reprogram TCM. No other
diagnostic procedures subsequently required. Do NOT claim any Diagnostic Op Codes with
this claim.

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SERVICE PROCEDURE

Check the current TCM part number (P/N).

IMPORTANT: Before starting, make sure:

• ASIST on your Toughbook® PC has been freshly synchronized (updated).

• All CONSULT III (C-III) software updates (if any) have been installed.

NOTE: C-III automatically gets applicable TCM reprogramming data from ASIST
on the Toughbook® PC.

CAUTION:

• Connect a battery charger to the vehicle battery. If the 12V battery voltage drops
during reprogramming, the TCM may be damaged.

• Be sure to turn OFF all vehicle electrical loads. If a vehicle electrical load remains
ON, the TCM may be damaged.

• For TCM reprogramming, your CONSULT PC MUST be connected to the VI


using the USB cable.

• Be sure to connect the AC Adapter to your CONSULT PC. If CONSULT PC


battery voltage drops during reprogramming, the process will be interrupted and
the TCM will be damaged.

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1. Make sure the C-III Security Card CONSULT-III
and PCMCIA Card Adapter are Card Adapter
installed.

CONSULT-III
Security Card

Figure 1

• A screen print for Warranty documentation can be done from C-III during this
process while still cable-connected to the vehicle.

2. Use the USB cable to connect the Vehicle Interface (VI) to the Toughbook® PC, and
then connect the VI to the vehicle.

CAUTION: For TCM reprogramming, the Toughbook® PC MUST be connected to


the VI using the USB cable.

3. Turn the ignition ON with the engine off.

4. Open / start ASIST on the Toughbook® PC.

5. Click on CONSULT Utilities, and then click on CONSULT-III (picture not shown in
this bulletin).

6. Wait for the “Detecting VI / MI in progress” message to clear (picture not shown in
this bulletin).

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7. Highlight the detected VI from the list by clicking on it (see Figure 2).

8. Click on Connect (see Figure 2).

Step
7

Step
8

Figure 2

9. Wait for the “Checking the firmware version” message to clear (picture not shown in
this bulletin).

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10. Select the applied vehicle (Altima, Sentra, or Rogue), and then select the model year
(see Figure 3).
• Click on and drag the scroll bars up or down to find your vehicle and model year
(see Figure 3).

• When clicked on, the Vehicle Name and Model Year will highlight (picture not
shown in this bulletin).

11. Click on “Select” (see Figure 3).

Step
10
Scroll
Bars

Step
11

Figure 3

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12. Make sure the correct Vehicle Name and Model Year are displayed (see Figure 4).

13. Click on Confirm (see Figure 4).

Step
12 Step
13

Figure 4

14. Click on Diagnosis (see Figure 5).

Step
14

Figure 5

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15. Wait for CAN Diagnosis to reach 51% (see Figure 6).
• When CAN diagnosis reaches 51%, the process icons in the Process Guide Area
at the top of the screen will light (become enabled).

16. When the icons light, click on the “DTC” icon (see Figure 6).
• If the “DTC” icon is not clicked on in time, the screen in Figure 7 opens up.
• If the screen in Figure 7 opens up, click on the “DTC” icon (see Figure 7).

Step
16

51%

Step
15

Figure 6

Step
16

Figure 7

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17. If there are N0 ENGINE or TRANSMISSION DTCs other than P0840, P0845,
and / or P0710, click on the “Repair” icon (see Figure 8).
• Click on and drag the scroll bar up and down to check all systems for DTCs.
• If there are ANY ENGINE or TRANSMISSION DTCs, diagnose, perform repairs,
and erase DTCs before continuing.
• Repair of DTCs other than P0840, P0845, and/or P0710 is not covered by this
bulletin.

Step
17

Scroll
Bar

Figure 8

18. After erasing P0840 / P0845 / P0710, click on the “Reprogram” icon (see Figure 9).

Step
18

Figure 9

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19. Confirm this bulletin applies to your vehicle as follows:

a. On your C-III screen, look at the Part Number (P/N) column (see Figure 10
example):
NOTE: The display on your C-III screen may differ.
• If this column is blank (no P/N listed), the reprogram procedure does not
apply or it has already been completed. Refer to the Electronic Service
Manual (ESM) for further diagnosis.

Step
19a

Figure 10

b. Compare the P/N to the Current TCM P/N list in Table A on page 11.

• If there is a match, this bulletin applies.

• Print a copy of the current TCM P/N. Keep with the vehicle’s repair
order / records.

• If there is not a match, this bulletin does not apply. Refer to the ESM for
further diagnosis. Print out a copy of the TCM P/N. Keep with the vehicle’s
repair order / records.

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Table A

Model Vehicle configuration Current TCM P/N: 31036-


Sentra B16_MR20DE_07MY ET100, ET19B, ET19C
Sentra B16_MR20DE_07MY_ABS ET900, ET99B, ET99C
ZE80A, ZE80B, ZE80C,
ZE80D, ZE83A, ZE83B,
Sentra B16_MR20DE_08MY
ZE87A, ZE87B, ZE88A,
ZE88B, ZE89B, ZE89C
ZE81A, ZE81B, ZE82A,
ZE82B, ZE82C, ZE82D,
Sentra B16_MR20DE_08MY_ABS
ZE84A, ZE84B, ZE85A,
ZE85B, ZE86B, ZE86C
Sentra B16_SE-R_QR25DE_07MY ET80A, ET89B, ET89C
ZE92A, ZE92B, ZE92C,
ZE92D, ZE96A, ZE97A,
Sentra B16_SE-R_QR25DE_08MY
ZE97B, ZE98A, ZE98B,
ZE99B, ZE99C
Rogue S35_QR25DE_2WD_08MY_VDC JM00A, JM10A
Rogue S35_QR25DE_4WD_08MY_VDC JM20A, JM30A
Rogue S35_QR25DE_2WD_08MY_M-Mode JM40A
Rogue S35_QR25DE_4WD_08MY_M-Mode JM50A
JA00B, JA00C, JA00D,
JA00E, JA02B, JA02C,
JA07B, JA07C, JA07D,
Altima L32_QR25DE_07MY JA08C, JA08D, JA08E,
JA09C, JA09D, JA09E,
JA18A, JA19A, JB29C,
JB29D, JB29E, JB30A
JA02D, JB28C, JB28D,
Altima L32_QR25DE_07MY_08MY
JB28E, JB31A
31036 JA02E, JA03A, JA03B,
JB24A, JB24B, JB25A,
Altima L32_QR25DE_08MY
JB25B, JB25C, JB26B,
JB26C, JB26D

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20. Reprogram the TCM.

21. If you are not familiar with either TCM reprogramming or initialization, click here. This
will link you to the "CONSULT- III (C-III) Transmission Control Module (TCM)
Reprogramming" general procedure.

22. Write down all radio station presets.


Presets 1 2 3 4 5 6
A
B
C
SAT

23. Replace the CVT assembly.

• Refer to the appropriate ESM for removal and installation procedures.

• Do not fill with CVT fluid at this time.

24. Perform TCM initialization.

25. Clean the oil cooler(s) and lines.

• For Altima, refer the appropriate ESM.

• For Sentra, refer to the same model year Altima ESM.

• For Rogue, refer to the appropriate ESM.

NOTE: Some Rogue models have two coolers. Make sure to clean both, if applicable.

26. Remove and discard the existing CVT oil level gauge (dipstick).

• Replace it with the dipstick P/N listed in the PARTS INFORMATION section of this
bulletin.

27. Fill / adjust the fluid level as follows:


a. Park the vehicle on level ground.
b. Firmly apply the parking brake.
c. Move the A/T shift lever in “P” range.
d. Start the engine, let it continue to idle.
e. Using C-III, monitor A/T fluid temperature until ATF TEMP COUNT reaches 161
(80°C, 176°F).
NOTE: The vehicle can be driven to warm up ATF temp more quickly.
f. At the count/temp noted in step 27e, adjust ATF level halfway between the “L” and
“H” marks on the dipstick.

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28. Reprogram the radio presets.

29. Reset / initialize all applied systems i.e., power windows, clock, sunroof, etc.

• Refer to the ESM as needed.

30. Test drive the vehicle and make sure it operates correctly.

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