Nissan Frontier recurring Service Engine Light issue likely caused by faulty O2 sensor or wire connectors on Nissan Frontier

Submitted by raceoffroader · Jun 23, 2025
Published by RepairPal

Problem overview

Some Nissan Frontier owners report experiencing recurring Service Engine Light issues, often linked to a faulty O2 sensor or wire connectors. These lights can indicate a range of problems, including issues with the fuel system, ignition components, or air intake systems. Specifically, if the O2 sensor detects a contaminated air/fuel mix or fails altogether, it may trigger the Service Engine Light. Additionally, problems with the wire connectors associated with the O2 sensor can contribute to this recurring issue. It is crucial for owners to address these concerns promptly to avoid further complications and ensure their vehicle operates correctly.

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Nissan Frontier vehicles with this problem

1 model year affected
Average mileage: 103,500 miles
(102,000 - 105,000)

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