My 2007 Xterra cranks but won't start

"Thinking it wasn't getting fuel". Does anyone consider performing testing on a fuel system before guessing? How much time, effort and a mess do you have or expense that is unnecessary by not having the fuel system checked for fuel pressure? And then pin point the concern down to the failure, instead of throwing new parts at a vehicle to replace ones that are also good? Perform testing. Troubleshoot. Test and respond to the diagnostic findings to replace needed components. If you are at a loss, seek professional guidance. Yes, those codes indicate a problem with the electronic throttle body circuit, but testing must be performed to isolate to the root cause. RepairPal cannot help with diagnosing anyone's specific vehicle. The community of enthusiasts and technicians who answer these questions are here to help, but are also versed in regimented, proper steps of diagnostic testing and repair based on findings. We cannot tell you how to do a technician's job unfortunately, nor share data and resources that are trademarked by vehicle manufacturers and repair manual companies. Seek local guidance -- here are some shops near you: https://repairpal.com/repair-shops/nissan-repair-and-service-in-riverton-utah