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Can anyone tell me what OBD code (service engine) PO 2721 is? Can't find it anywhere. Thanks.

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Old 11-03-2009, 02:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Can anyone tell me what OBD code (service engine) PO 2721 is? Can't find it anywhere. Thanks.
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Not sure that's a good code though....Too many digits
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I just read it again and it is P2721. However, this code doesn't seem to exist. Thanks for any help.
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I just read it again and it is P2721. However, this code doesn't seem to exist. Thanks for any help.
Probably a proprietary Nissan code then. Might take a dealer to sleuth it out.
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Google . . . give it a try some time. It worked for me (did a search on 'P2721 OBD').
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LOL...I didn't put "OBD" in my search...Just got a bunch of Dell Power supply junk!


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Yeah I did as well, till I figured out how to narrow it down. lol

Having said that, it doesn't sound good for this part to be going South on jpit's Z!
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Interestingly, I threw this code when trying to accelerate past the problem we are having with the Uprev cold start.
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Interestingly, I threw this code when trying to accelerate past the problem we are having with the Uprev cold start.
Oh wow. I will pass this info on to Jared @ Uprev, as he's troubleshooting the cold start issue. Thx for the info, jpit.
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It also threw code P0221 at the same time. I have seen that code before on other cars when you try to accelerate and there is something wrong.
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