Engine Controls - ECM Reprogramming Information: Overview

2002 Infiniti G20 L4-2.0L (SR20DE)SECTION Overview
Classification:
EC99-014d

Reference:
ITB00-005d

Date:
May 12, 2006

ECM REPROGRAMMING FOR INFINITI VEHICLES

This amended version (ITB00-005d) updates the Service Procedure section of the bulletin. Please discard all previously released copies of ITB00-005.

APPLIED VEHICLE(S):
1999 Q45(FY33)
All 2000 and later

SERVICE INFORMATION

^ In-vehicle ECM reprogramming is available to update the ECM on 1999 Q45 and all 2000 and later vehicles.

^ This reprogramming allows the vehicle ECM to be upgraded to the latest operating specifications without removal or replacement of the ECM.

^ When an ECM has been reprogrammed it will display a new P/N on the CONSULT-II screen.

NOTE:
ECM reprogramming will not effect NATS.

^ ECM reprogramming requires the use of ASIST 8.0 or higher and CONSULT-II with the ECU Reprogramming Software Card (orange color).

^ Use the Service Procedure steps to transfer ECM reprogramming data from the ASIST PC to CONSULT-II and from CONSULT-II to the vehicle ECM.

^ Refer to the ECU Reprogramming Software Operations Manual (in ASIST) for additional information on using CONSULT-II for ECM reprogramming.

CAUTION
^ An ECM should be reprogrammed ONLY when required by a specific Infiniti Technical Bulletin or as otherwise directed by Nissan North America.

^ The ECM can be permanently damaged if the reprogramming procedure is not followed exactly.

^ Do not disturb (don't touch) the vehicle CONSULT-II or the DLC-II cable while ECM reprogramming is in progress.

^ If the ECM is damaged, it must be replaced.





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