leahartmann1
Murano Hybrid Fuel Pump Issues
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A 2016 Nissan Murano Hybrid with 119,677 kilometers is experiencing starting issues, stalling at idle, a check engine light, rough engine performance, and increased fuel consumption, suggesting a potential fuel pump defect. A diagnostic scan indicated an error, raising the possibility of a defective cable or plug connection. A similar case suggested checking the fuel pump relay and connections, leading to the discovery of a defective plug connection, which was repaired for 95€.
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leahartmann1 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick response. I hadn't thought about the fuel pump relay. Can you tell me more about your experience? Did you see any other symptoms besides the engine stalling and the check engine light? Did you also have rough engine running or increased fuel consumption?
reinhardlang6
Yeah, after a while the rough idling came too, and I noticed I was filling up more often. Honestly, after the relay didn't fix it, I took it to a shop. Turned out to be some connector issue, so I would definitely check the cables and plugs as you thought. I would say take it in.
leahartmann1 (community.author)
Thanks for the help. I checked the cable and plug connections of the fuel pump. It was a defective plug connection. The repair cost 95€. Your shared experience helped me resolve this.
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reinhardlang6
Hey, I had similar issues with my Murano (not sure what year mine is). Engine stalling and the check engine light were the first things I noticed. Have you checked the fuel pump relay? That was the culprit for me a while back. Could be a cheap fix before you start tearing into the fuel pump itself.