2007 Nissan Pathfinder General Question

I have a Service Engine Soon light lit on the dash. I have an OBDII scanner that is showing the light is from a fuel tank sensor (high side). Clearing the code does not work, it does return. When I fill the tank up, the gauge will sometimes go to "E" and the fuel light will come on, even though I know it is full. After about 4 or 5 gallons burns off, the gauge starts to level properly but the service light stays on. I live in Pennsylvania, where a vehicle will not pass inspection with a Service Engine light on. First, I have seen other Pathfinder owners who have complained of this issue, is there a recall or repair from Nissan? Second, if not, what is involved in fixing this problem? Thanks!!

Posted May 11th by Paul Rapp the owner of a Nissan Pathfinder Nissan, Pathfinder, Service Engine Light

Answers from the Automotive Experts

Paul, You may have a failed fuel sending unit, or the float in the tank my be faulty.

⟩ Answered on May 20th, 2013 by Amanda J. Pierce, MBA "AJ", Certified Mechanic at BizzM3ch Solutions

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