2017 Nissan Altima check engine code P0462

Question

I installed the Evo-All and everyting works correctly but my check engine light is on. I went and had it checked and it is throwing a code of P0462. Open circuit low input poor electrical connection faulty fuel sensor. This wasn't there before i installed it. Didn't cut any wires or anything like that. Maybe bad connections or bad module? everything works and starts just fine.

Answer 1

were you able to reset the code and has it come back afterwards?

 

Codes can randomly show up when a BCM is disconnected and the battery is not or if ignition is accidentally turned on while "something" was disconnected in the car.

Comments

No. I haven't gotten it yet I will do it Saturday when I am off work. So should I disconnect the battery and then the Evo-All and the BTM and start all over?

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Start by clearing the code first. and go over the connectors, see if anything looks not fully seated in postion.

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I asked them to clear it at Autozone and they told me that he couldn't clear the code. So how would I go about clearing it?

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Disconnecting the batterie a few minutes,5-10 minutes, can sometimes clear it. While it's disconnected, put the factory harness back in place while at the same time inspect the pins on the bcm and the harnesses'. After the 5-10 minutes, reconnect the battery and drive around a bit to see if the light is still there.

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Did what you recommend and nothing happened. I removed the Evo-all module completely and hooked up original plugs back into the BCM. Battery was disconnected the entire time. The code didn't clear and now I have to take it into the dealership to get it fixed and cleared.

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Try the steps in this link. https://itstillruns.com/turn-check-engine-light-nissan-6358003.html

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Did you figure it out ? I'm having a similar issue on a Nissan kick