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-   -   Help - DTC P0725 and P0335 (Check Engine) (https://nissanforum.com/forum/nissan-altima-10/help-dtc-p0725-p0335-check-engine-4365/)

winterhk 12-22-2011 11:11 AM
Negative Ground
 
Originally Posted by Mz Luvly (Post 27126)
Hi all, I am having this same issue with my 2006 Altima as most of you are. I had the cam shaft sensor and the crank shaft sensor changed and I still my service engine lite pops back on. When driving my speedometer will read 60mph but the car feels more like I am going 40mph and if I go over 60mph the car begins to shake. Needless to say that I am now fustrated. Any of you have any info that can help resolve my car drama.
Disconnect negative ground on your battery. Your ckeck engine light should clear. If it comes back and car seems to not run right, maybe it is time to go to dealer. May be the sensor is bad again. Mine ran better after I changed the crank sesor. Not the Cam Sensor. Crank sensor is in a completely different spot. I found out where it was on Utube. My 2006 is running good right now.

full house 12-22-2011 08:13 PM
that thing is too sensitive on my part... I check my son's friend and every time I made some changes the problem goes back to the battery...

dc4mn 01-07-2012 10:52 AM
My 2005/Altima/2.5S one day started strange and next day came SES.
Checked in Autozone for P0725/P0335 code. Took to the dealer and he got the same code and fixed it. Total 400$.
Question is: I read in another form that this could be part of recall. any insights into it is appreciated. This way I can call Nissan and take it up and get my $ back, if possible.
Thanks in advance
dc4mn

winterhk 01-08-2012 05:05 PM
Can't believe you paid $400 when you could have done it for less than $80. Good luck getting your money back.

winterhk 01-08-2012 05:07 PM
By the way, car is running good still!

full house 01-08-2012 09:02 PM
Good to hear that but I feel bad that you spend $400 that was to much :(

winterhk 01-09-2012 02:23 PM
Both Senors have the history going out at the same time. Save your self a lot of money and change both sensors. Can't find them? type both in on u tube "how do I install nissan altima crank shaft?" and than for the camshaft. Both were the same part # and sensor, on my 2006 to replace them. Listen closely how to change the crankshaft one, tricky! Disconnect neg ground!

winterhk 01-09-2012 02:26 PM
No Dealer $$$$$$
 
Originally Posted by joel1316 (Post 11512)
My wifes 2004 Altima 2.5S came up with a Service Engine Soon.
I hooked up with a OBD II reader and came up with:
P0725 - Engine Speed Sensor Circuit Malfunction
and
P0335 - Cranshaft Position Sensor A Circuit Malfunction
The car seems to be running fine with no problems and the codes has not returned yet. Should I still bring the Altima in to the dealer?
Both Senors have the history going out at the same time. Save your self a lot of money and change both sensors. Can't find them? type both in on u tube "how do I install nissan altima crank shaft?" and than for the camshaft. Both were the same part # and sensor, on my 2006 to replace them. Listen closely how to change the crankshaft one, tricky! Disconnect neg ground! Sorry if you got this twice.

full house 01-16-2012 07:04 PM
exactly the process I'm doing... I go to youtube for the procedure that way I can save money.

full house 02-14-2012 08:52 PM
those parts are hard to replace, availability is very rare.


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