engine oil NISSAN GT-R 1998 User Guide

*va r TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
Symptom Matrix Chart (Cont'd)
"- RELATION BETWEEN TROUBLE SYMPTOMS AND ACTUATORS - Actuators No
Start Hard
start Rough
idle
Poor derivability Engine
stall
Symptom
. @: High possibility 0: Low possibility
Coil Open
Open
Open
Short
I Injection port Foreign
material
Ignition signal (Power
transistor drive signal)
Ignition primary signal
(Power transistor
ground)
Primary
si'de
.- c. - k Secondary side -
2 Power supply
Fuel pump relay
Auxiliary electric fan
relay
[RB25DE,
RB25DEfl
hen
Canister purge con-
trol valve
Variable valve timing
control solenoid valve
~
Variable air intake
control solenoid valve
Air jet swirl control
solenoid valve
Turbo pressure con-
trol solenoid valve
Injector ground (Total
ground) nstantaneous
reak
I ': Fast idle

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
Symptom Matrix Chart (Cont'd)
An open circuit causes no fuel injection to the corresponding cylinder, and the heated oxygen sensor output becomes lean. When the open circuits are
observed at all cylinders, the engine will not start.
Actuator-related malfunction
Injector Symptom
characteristics and inspection hints
Drive
circuit
lgnition signal
(POW&
transistor
drive
siqnal)
(open
Injection Open
Short
Fuel pump relay
1 Open 1 Engine will not start. In case of instantaneous break, surging may occur.
A
short circuit causes continuous fuel injection to the corresponding cylinder, and
over-rich airlfuel ratio and misfire will be noted. When the short circuits are
observed at all cylinders, the engine will not start.
Foreign
material
Clogs
L
Foreign
material causes continuous fuel injection to the corresponding cylinder.
Symptoms vary with the condition how the injection port is clogged.
Aidfuel ratio
compensation factor becomes larger.
(1 10 to 125%)
Canister purge control valve Ignition primary
signal (Power
transistor ground)
Auxiliary electric fan relay
[RB25DE, RB25DETI
1 Short
Open
Open -
Open
Open
Leaks
Open
Open
lgnition coil
AAC valve
The valve purges constantly. In summertime, engine may stall at idle speed due
i to rich aidfuel ratio. In wintertime, various malfunctions may occur due to lean
airlfuel ratio.
An open circuit causes no fuel injection to the corresponding cylinder, and the '
heated oxygen sensor output becomes lean. When the open circuits are observed at all cylinders, the engine will not start. In case of instantaneous break, symptoms vary with the break time and the
vehicle's driving conditions. Light shock or surging will occur while the vehicle
is being driven.
The engine will stall when break time is long.
AAC valve is fully closed. Symptoms vary with the base engine speed. When it is
too low, engine may stall while the vehicle is decelerating or when the power
steering load or electrical load is applied.
Power
supply
s~de
primary
Second-
arY side
Power
supply
Drive
circuit
Open Open Auxiliary
electric fan will not operate even after warm-up is completed.
The valve
will not purge. Gasoline smell may be noted when the weather is hot.
Variable valve timing control
solenoid valve
Variable air intake control sole-
noid valve (NA)
Air jet swirl control solenoid
valve
[RB20DE
(UB)]
Injector ground (Total ground) lnstanta- Symptoms vary
with the break time and the vehicle's driving conditions. Surging neous break or engine stall may occur when the instantaneous break occurred during fuel
I I injection. I
Open
, Open
Short
Turbo pressure control solenoid
valve (TIC) Valve
timing not switched.
Variable air intake valve opens, and torque in low speed range is reduced.
Variable air intake valve closes, and torque in high speed range is reduced.
Open
Short Air jet
swirl control valve remains closed.
Air jet swirl control valve remains open.
Open
Open Swing valve opens earlier, and
maximum turbo pressure is reduced.
Engine will not start
because the injectors do not operate.

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
Symptom Matrix Chart (Cont'd)
RELATION BETWEEN TROUBLE SYMPTOMS AND ENGINE MECHANICAUACCESSORIES
Malfunction of the gasoline engine will not occur when the three elements of combustion (compression
pressure, aidfuel mixture, and spark) are all normal. Though the
aidfuel mixture and the spark (ignition tim-
ing) are controlled by ECM
(.TCM) control unit, if the engine mechanical is malfunctioning,
a malfunction will
occur. (The table below shows universal cases. Some cases may not apply to the vehicle.)
Engine mechanical-related malfunction
0: High possibility 0: Medium possibility A: Low posstbility
I No I Hard
start start
I Air sucked in at oil level gauge
Air sucked in at oil filler cap
Loose air duct
(A-F/M downstream) 0 A
Misconnection of canister piping
0 A
Cracked intake manifold
0 A
Aidfuel
mix-
ture
PCV valve stuck open
Clogged fuel strainer
0 A
Clogged air cleaner element
Malfunctioning pressure regulator
A 0 0 0
Improper gasoline properties A000
EGR valve stuck open 0 0
Deposits on valve 0 0
Excessive canister purge volume
Misconnection of high-tension wire
Improperly adjusted ignition timing
Malfunctioning spark plug
High-tension wire leaks
A000
Spark Distributor cap leaks
A000
Compres-
Improper valve contact
sion pres-
. a080
sure Worn piston ring ~080
Others
Clogged catalytic converter or
exhaust system A00
Low base idle speed A
A
Foreign material (vinyl, etc.) in fuel 1 tank
Clogged radiator or capacitor
IIII
Rough idle I Poor drivability Engine stall
- - - - - - -- ': Fast
idle
Adding to the items listed above, check the following.
Wiring harness for tension Ground wires for loosenes nuids and oils for levels All connectors for connection Battery connections for loosenes and corrosion Drive belts for loosenes

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
Symptom Matrix Chart (Cont'd)
Engine mechanical-related malfunction I Symptom characteristics and inspection hints
Airffuel
ratio becomes lean.
Air sucked in at oil filler cap
Aidfuel ratio compensation factor becomes higher.
a Intake manifold induction vacuum becomes lower.
I Cracked intake manifold I
Misconnection of canister piping Use an induction vacuum (pressure) gauge for check.
' Common to all air sucking conditions from air intake system.
-
PCV valve stuck open
I Malfunctioning pressure regulator I Various symptoms occur depending on the fuel pressure.
Abnormal noise (peep) may
be heard.
Air/fuel
mixture
Improper gasoline properties Various
symptoms occur depending on the properties.
IEGRiale
stuck open
I
Clogged fuel strainer .
Clogged air cleaner element
Deposits on valve
r
Symptoms vary with the condition how they are clogged. However, the
symptoms tend to occur when the vehicle is driving at high speed and
under high load.
I
Air/fuel ratio becomes lean. Airfluel ratio compensation factor becomes
higher.
Excessive canister purge volume
I
Engine may stall when the accelerator pedal is lightly pressed. (Especially
in summertime.)
Misconnection of high-tension wire Check if the ignition timing
is correct. 1 Improperly adjusted ignition timing 1
Malfunctioning spark plug 1
Corn- I Improper valve contact I Symptoms vary with the degree of contact and the number of cylinders. '
High-tension wire leaks
Distributor
cap leaks Symptoms
vary with the degree of leaks.
Clogged catalytic converter or exhaust sys-
l tem , In many cases, engine stalls and then restarts after a while. I
pression I
Low base idle speed
pressure
Worn piston ring I
Engine may
stall while the vehicle is decelerating or when the power '
steering load or electrical load is applied.
Symptoms vary
with the degree of wear and the number of cylinders.
I
Air conditioner load too heavy I Too much refrigerant in the system. j
Others Dragging
brake
Belt tension too high
1
I Clogged radiator or capacitor I
ArJ load too heavy
Foreign material (vinyl, etc.) in fuel tank Insufficient A/T fluid (FR model)
Symptom tends to occur when fuel level in the tank becomes lower.

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
P ECM (aTCM) InputDutput Signal Reference
Value
SIGNAL VOLTAGES MEASURED WITH OSCILLOSCOPE AND CIRCUIT TESTER
- Signal voltages measured at ECM (-TCM) terminals (terminals for engine control) with a circuit tester and
example of waveforms displayed on an oscilloscope are shown below.
For signal terminals for A/T control, refer to "AIT Trouble Diagnosis" in AT section.
Measured data are affected by many factors such as irregularity of parts, vehicle history, operating
conditions, environment, service status, and measuring instruments and methods.
Terminal
No.
RX / TX
Signal name
I nition signal 8 ower transistor
drive signal)
CH~~"N
ECM & IGN coil
relay control signal (Data
link connector for CONSULT)
Tachometer drive
signal
NOTE: Above
At idle
When cranking: Approx. 0.1 2V
At idle: Approx. 0.1 V
?pprox. 1V
,During approx. 1.5
sec. after ignition switch turned OFF: 4pprox. 1 V 1.5 sec. after ignition switch turned OFF: Battery voltage)
:RB20DE
(UB),
RB25DEJ
Approx.
1.2V
:RB25DET]
Approx.
7.2V At
approx. 2,000 rpm
Approx. 0.15
- 0.25V
Approx. 3V
voltages are measured values obtained by analog circuit tester.
EC-39

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
ECM (-TCM) InputlOutput Signal Reference
Value (Cont'd)
d
voltages are
Terminal No. Signal name
At idle At
approx. 2,000 rpm
Approx.
12V Approx. 8V
AAC valve control
signal
[RB20DE
(UB), RB25DEl
During 5 sec. after ignition switch tumed ON: Approx. 0.25V 5 sec. after ignition switch turned ON: Battery voltage
When cranking: Approx. 0.25V At idle: Approx. 0.25V Fuel pump relay
control signal - - [RB25DETJ
During 3 sec. after ignition switch tumed ON: Approx.
0.9V
3 sec. after ignition switch tumed ON: Battery voltage
When cranking: Approx. 0.9V At idle: Approx. 0.9V
Approx. 0.9V
Air conditioner
relay control signal Air conditioner
OFF: Battery voltage
Air conditioner ON: Approx. 0.25V
MIL OFF: Battery voltage
MIL ON
RBZODE
(UB), RB25DE: Approx. 0.85V RB25DET Approx. 0.1 V
Malfunction indica-
tor lamp
lgnition switch
(START) signal
Air conditioner
switch signal Approx.
OV (Ignition
switch at START Battery voltage)
Air conditioner OFF: Approx.
4.7V Air conditioner ON: Approx. 0.1 V -
22 (CHK) Check
(Diagnosis
start)
Throttle position
sensor signal
lgnition switch
(IGN) signal CONSULT
connected: Approx. OV CONSULT not connected: Approx. OV
Accelerator pedal released: Approx. OSV Accelerator pedal fully depressed: Approx. 4.2V
(Ignition switch ON, engine not running)
lgnition switch
OFF: Approx. OV lgnition switch ON: Battery voltage Approx.
0.6 - 0.7V
24
(IGN)
Ground Approx.
OV
Power
steering oil
pressure switch
signal Steering
wheel not tumed: Approx. 4.N Steering wheel turned: Approx. OV
26
NOTE: I bove measured values obtained by analog ircuit
tester.

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
System Description
Vehicle with RB20DE and RB25DET engine has TCM integrated into ECM. Vehicle with RB25DE engine has
TCM and ECM separately.
Fail-safe Function @ When malfunction occurs in each sensor and solenoid, the fail-safe functions below enable vehicle to be
driven.
VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR 1 (Output shaft speed sensor)
Inputs a signal from vehicle speed sensor in speedometer. EG
THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR
Detects throttle opening by idle switch and full switch, and controls line pressure as follows. I 1 I Idle switch
-
--
I
--
ON OFF I Minimum oil pressure I 0/8 ST
I
OFF OFF
Full switch
ON Maximum oil pressure
PNP SWITCH
When the multiple PNP switch signals are input to TCM and ECM-TCM, the priority of selector lever position I28
becomes as follows by internal TCM determination.
4AT D, N, R, 2, 1 I%$ M-AT D, N, R, 3, 2
Because the hydraulic circuit of the control valve is switched by manual valve according to the selector lever
position, however, actual operating condition of vehicle becomes as follows.
EL
I N I "N" and other position signals I N
Line pressure
218
P
R
- - -- pp - pp - -
4AT I D I "D" and other position signals I Dl*DP*Dd
Throttle opening I
418 BR
Running status
Actual lever position
1 "2 and other position signals I 21 ~22
PNP switch input signal
"P and other position signals
"R" and other position signals
--
r"2 and "1" 21 ~22
P 83
R
I 2 1 "2" and other position signals / 21 42
M -AT
3
L
1
P
R
N
D
"1" and other position signals
"P" and other position signals
"R" and other position signals
"N" and other position signals
"D" and other position signals
I
l,++l2
P
R
N
D1t;.D2c*D3
"3 and other position signals
"3" and "2" position signals
3, -3,-3-3,
3, +3, +3,

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
Fail-safe Function (Cont'd)
SHIFT SOLENOID A, B
When a malfunctioning signal of solenoid is input to TCM and ECM-TCM, the gear is shifted as follows.
Normal Abnormal solenoid A Abnormal solenoid B Abnormal solenoid A/B Shift positions A B Gears A B Gears A I3 Gears A 8 Gears
0 0 1 st o-+x 03x - - - -
-- 0: Solenoid ON X: Solenoid OFF -: Abnormal
LINE PRESSURE SOLENOID
When a malfunctioning signal of solenoid is input to TCM and ECM-TCM, the line pressure solenoid is turned
OFF, and the line pressure is set to maximum oil pressure.
LOCK-UP SOLENOID
When a malfunctioning signal of solenoid is input to TCM and ECM.TCM, the lock-up solenoid is turned OFF,
and the lock-up
is released.
OVERRUN CLUTCH SOLENOID
When a malfunctioning signal of solenoid is input to TCM and ECM-TCM, the overrun clutch solenoid is turned
OFF, and the overrun clutch is engaged to apply the engine brake during deceleration.
MANUAL MODE SWITCH (M-AT)
When a malfunctioning signal of manual mode switch is input to TCM and ECM.TCM, the gear is controlled
with normal "D" position.
SHIFT CONTROL UNIT (Except RB20DE)
When a malfunction occurs in the shift control unit, the shift solenoid NB are turned OFF, and the gear posi-
tion
is controlled with 3rd speed.
TURBINE SENSOR (Except RB20DE)
Controlled by vehicle speed sensor 1 in the same way without turbine sensor

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
Clutch and Band Chart
U0.C
(Low one-
way
clutchl L&R/B
(Low and
reverse
brake)
F/O C
(Forward
clutch)
.
Remarks
PARK POSI-
TION
REVERSE POSITION
O/C
(Overrun
clutch)
*I@
'I@
'18
@
NEUTRAL
POSITION
*"
c'utch)
0
0
WC
clutch)
(Reverse
0
P
R
N
Automatic shift
0
0
FIC
(For-
ward
clutch)
0
0
0
69
0
Band servo
'4
2 Automatic shift
1 st
2nd
-3rd 4th
1 st
1. Locked in 1st
-
4th apply
0
2nd apply
0
'263
*3@
2nd
I st
2nd
0
0
0
DUAL MATIC M-ATx
3rd release
0
8
0
0
0
--
fi In Band servo I FI0.C / UOC I L&WB I
(Reverse clutch) FIC (For- WC (High
ward
clutch) clutch)
PARK POSI-
TION
REVERSE POSITION
NEUTRAL POSITION
@ 0 . . Automatic shift
0 '269 8 - -
-38 8 0
@
G3 0 Automatic shift
10 I I Automatic shift
I I I I I I I
:ch is being set in "OFF position. (D, shift is inhibited.) '2: oil pressure is applied to both 2nd "apply" side and 3rd "releasen side of band servo piston. However, brake band does not contract because oil pressure area on the "releasen side is greater than that on the "apply" side. '3: Oil pressure is applied to 4th "apply" side in condition '2 above, and brake band contracts. '4: A/T will not shift to 4th when overdrive control switch is set in "OFF position.
* 1 : O~erate when control
swil
0: Operates. a: Operates
during "progressive" acceleration.
@: Operates but does not affect power transmission. @: Operates when throttle opening is less than specification, but does not affect engine brake. fi: O~erates when throttle opening is less than specification, activating engine brake.

TROUBLE DIAGNOSES
n t
\-Test port for "D", "2", and "1" positions
I 'Test port for "I?" position I
Line pressure specification
Basic Inspection
Arr FLUlD
Check A/T fluid for leakage and fluid level.
Check A/T fluid status.
SHIFT CONTROL
Check and adjust A/T position.
Line Pressure Test
1. Check engine oil level. If necessary, add oil.
2. Drive vehicle for approximately 10 minutes until A/T fluid
reaches normal operating temperature between
50 and 80°C,
and check A/T fluid level. If necessary, add fluid.
When
ambient temperature is 20°C, A/T fluid operating tem-
perature
usually becomes between 50 and 80°C for approxi-
mately
10 minutes' drive in urban traffic.
3. After warming up IW', remove fluid pressure detection plug,
and install pressure gauge (Special Service Tool:
ST2505
S001) to corresponding line pressure port.
CAUTION:
0 To remove or install the fluid pressure detection plug, use
standard socket wrench (width across flat:
12 mm).
Detection plug should not be reused because thread-lock
compound is applied
to the plug.
4. Set parking brake and block wheels.
5. Start engine and measure line pressure at idle and stall speed.
CAUTION:
When measuring line pressure, depress brake pedal fully.
When measuring line pressure at stall speed, refer to
"Stall Test" (AT-17).
I p- Line pressure MPa (kg/crn2)
Engine speed
I "RW position "On, 'Z", "1" positions (4AT)
"Dm,
"3", "2" positions (M-AT)
At idle speed
At stall speed 0.58 - 0.62 (5.9 - 6.3) 0.47 - 0.51 (4.8 - 5.2)
1.71
- 1.78 (1 7.4 - 18.2) 1.22 - 1.29 (1 2.4 - 13.2)