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Teana engine overheats communication error

My 2010 Nissan Teana with gasoline engine is having issues. The check engine light is on, the engine overheats, and there's coolant leaking due to pressure. Diagnostics point to a control unit communication error. Mileage is 187850 km. Any ideas?

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A 2010 Nissan Teana is experiencing engine overheating, a check engine light, and coolant leakage due to pressure, with diagnostics indicating a control unit communication error. Possible causes include loose or faulty cable and plug connections to the control modules, a faulty module, or a CAN bus issue. Suggested solutions involve checking and securing connections, but a workshop visit is recommended for a thorough diagnosis and repair.

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idaraven44

Sounds like a tricky one. A control unit communication error could stem from a few things. Are you able to check if all the cable and plug connections to the control modules are properly seated? Sometimes a loose connection can cause intermittent communication and trigger those symptoms. Also, does your scanner specify which control unit is having the communication problem?

WolfKrauser (community.author)

I'll check the connections. Where exactly are these control units located? And no, the scanner doesn't specify a particular unit, just a general communication error.

idaraven44

Okay, lacking a specific unit makes it tougher. Unfortunately, pinpointing all of their locations is difficult without specific knowledge of your car's configuration; there are often several modules spread throughout the vehicle. Given the overheating and coolant issue alongside the communication error, it's still likely a connection issue but could also be a faulty module or even a CAN bus problem. If you're not comfortable digging around, I'd advise taking it to a workshop. They've got the tools and experience to properly diagnose it.

WolfKrauser (community.author)

Okay, I will check the connections I can easily access, but it sounds like a workshop visit is unavoidable. Thanks for the advice. The defective cable/plug connection was found and repaired; total cost 95€.

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TEANA