luiseswift1
Nissan Kix incorrect fuel composition error
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A 2009 Nissan Kix owner experienced a check engine light and engine stalling, with error codes indicating incorrect fuel composition. Despite attempts to resolve the issue with a fuel system cleaner and higher octane fuel, the problem persisted. A suggestion to inspect cable and plug connections led to the discovery of a corroded connector on a fuel sensor, which was cleaned and partially replaced, resolving the issue.
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luiseswift1 (community.author)
Thanks for the tip! Which specific cables and plugs should I be looking at? Are there any that are more likely to cause this specific 'incorrect fuel composition' error?
helenamoeller86
I wish I could tell you which one exactly, but I don't remember. The garage found it. I suggest you take it to a workshop; the error memory should give the mechanics enough information to narrow it down.
luiseswift1 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice! I took it to a mechanic, and you were spot on – it was a corroded connector on one of the fuel sensors. They cleaned it up and replaced a short section of the wire. Cost me 95€, but the car runs perfectly now! No more check engine light or stalling. Appreciate the help!
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helenamoeller86
I had a similar issue with my Kix. Check the cable and plug connections to the fuel system components. A defective connection can cause those symptoms.