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Stagea Sporadic Errors

Hey, I'm kinda freaking out. My 2000 Nissan Stagea with a gasoline engine is acting possessed. I'm getting these weird sporadic errors in driving mode, and the dash lights up like a Christmas tree sometimes! Audio and nav systems are cutting out, and the control units seem to freeze up randomly. I scanned it, and it threw an error code. Anyone else seen this madness?

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A 2000 Nissan Stagea was experiencing sporadic errors, with dashboard lights flashing and audio/navigation systems cutting out. The issue was suspected to be related to the vehicle's Controller Area Network (CAN) BUS system, possibly due to loose or faulty cable connections. It was advised to inspect the connections, particularly those linked to the central control unit and audio/navigation systems. The problem was confirmed to be a dodgy cable connection to the control unit, which was resolved at a repair shop.

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jan_schulz3

The symptoms you describe, including the sporadic system failures, temporary shutdowns, and stored error codes, are indicative of a potential issue with the vehicle's communication network, specifically the Controller Area Network (CAN) BUS system. It sounds like your Stagea has gremlins, much like a computer network with a loose cable. Before escalating to potentially costly repairs, it would be prudent to meticulously inspect all cable connections associated with the affected control units. Have you already performed this step?

richard_mystic91 (community.author)

Inspect all cable connections? I'm not really sure where to even start looking! Is there a common culprit area, or a specific control unit I should focus on first? Like, is there a 'main' cable, or is it more like a spiderweb of wires?

jan_schulz3

Locating the precise point of failure within the CAN BUS system can be challenging. However, given the symptoms you outlined, it would be advisable to begin by examining the cable connections associated with the central control unit, and the audio/navigation systems. These modules often share a common connection point to the BUS. If a visual inspection does not reveal any obvious damage (fraying, corrosion), it might be necessary to consult with a qualified technician who possesses the diagnostic tools and expertise to perform a more in-depth assessment of the BUS system. The scan tool should help the workshop to point the technician to the correct cable connections.

richard_mystic91 (community.author)

Okay, I appreciate the insight! Sounds like it's over my head. Dropped it at the shop this morning. Turns out it was a dodgy cable connection to the control unit, just like you said! Repair came to 155€. Thanks for the help!

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STAGEA