I need help with my truck! So Many Engine Codes!!!

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I had it inspected by Nissan and used FIXD. What are the estimates to fix it? What is MAJOR that I need to fix NOW? Codes: P0102, P0174, P0300, P0306, P0420, P0430, P1051, P1168, P1217, P1282 Recommended Services: Brake Squealing/ Rotors Glazed Align All 4 Wheels: Perform With Tires Axle Seal: L/F & R/R Axle Seal Leaking, Replace With Ebrake Shoes Brake Fluid Exchange Service Camshaft Sensor: Left Cam Sensor Leaking Diagnostic: DIAG Transfer Case Leak Differential: Front Differential Cover Bushing Torn Fuel System Repair/ Replace MOC Fuel Induction And Injection Service Motor Mount: Both Engine Mount Torn Oil Change Oil Pressure Sending Unit Replacement: Replace Oil Pressure Sensor, Reading High Pressure On Cluster Pcv Valve Replacement: Replace Both PCV Valve And Hose, Leaking Power Steering Fluid Exchange Service Tire Pressure Warning Light Inspection: Replace 4 PMS Sensors Valve Cover Gasket Replacement: Leaking

What makes this problem better or worse?

Any time I drive it, it shakes A LOT.

How long has your 2005 Nissan TITAN had this problem?

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Btran in San Diego CA

Jul 20, 2022

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I need help with my truck! So Many Engine Codes!!!

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What makes this problem better or worse?

Any time I drive it, it shakes A LOT.

How long has your 2005 Nissan TITAN had this problem?

Months

Btran in San Diego CA

Jul 20, 2022

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DaveJMon Jul 21, 2022

Hello, my goodness - a ton of codes and recommendations. Since they personally saw your vehicle, it's hard to refute what was recommended. However, looking at that list, the trouble codes appear to be not fully addressed here. Your vehicle shows rich running codes (P0172 / P0174), your vehicle shows misfire codes (P0300, P0306), your vehicle shows catalyst inefficiency codes (P0420, P0430). And more. I don't see any of that really addressed. The PCV hose would cause a "lean" code, not a "rich" code if that was a concern here. It's pretty clear that testing did not dig into your trouble codes. "FIXD" isn't a replacement for diagnostic testing. You need help and an independent, helpful voice hands on from a shop near you. Use this link to find some shops near you that can help with your concern: www.repairpal.com/repair-shops By the way - DON'T DRIVE FUTHER until resolving concerns! You're doing more damage.

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