G37 7speed transmission reprogram
#1096
Movin On!
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Just to provide a quick update. During the commute back from work, I attempted to reproduce the lag that I have seen prior to the update, but interestingly enough, I wasn't able to do so. The car seemed considerably more responsive in the 20-30 mph range than what I'm used to.
I am still not quite ready to say this is solved until I get to do a bit more driving, but based on what I have seen so far I am cautiously optimistic. I'd like to see feedback from anyone else who's had their G updated.
I am still not quite ready to say this is solved until I get to do a bit more driving, but based on what I have seen so far I am cautiously optimistic. I'd like to see feedback from anyone else who's had their G updated.
#1098
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Just to provide a quick update. During the commute back from work, I attempted to reproduce the lag that I have seen prior to the update, but interestingly enough, I wasn't able to do so. The car seemed considerably more responsive in the 20-30 mph range than what I'm used to.
I am still not quite ready to say this is solved until I get to do a bit more driving, but based on what I have seen so far I am cautiously optimistic. I'd like to see feedback from anyone else who's had their G updated.
I am still not quite ready to say this is solved until I get to do a bit more driving, but based on what I have seen so far I am cautiously optimistic. I'd like to see feedback from anyone else who's had their G updated.
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#1101
No VIN's. Based on ECM and TCM Part Numbers... Hope this helps out.
2010 - 2011 G37; SHIFT RESPONSIVENESS ISSUES
APPLIED VEHICLES: 2010-2011 G37 (V36/CV36)
APPLIED ENGINE: VQ37VHR
APPLIED TRANSMISSION: 7 speed
<DIR><DIR>• Harsher than expected down shifts when coasting to a stop.
NOTE:
SERVICE PROCEDURE
Preparation for Reprogramming
NOTE:
Current ECM or TCM Part Number column in Table A on next page.
<TABLE dir=ltr border=1 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=7 width=589><TBODY><TR><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=11 vAlign=middle width="55%">Table A - ECM Model
</TD><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=11 vAlign=middle width="45%">Current ECM Part Number: 23710 -
</TD></TR><TR><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=85 vAlign=middle width="55%">2010 G37
</TD><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=85 vAlign=middle width="45%">1MW0A, 1NS0E, 1NS0B, 1NS0A, 1MW0B, 1NS0D, 1NS0C, 1MW2A, 1NS2E, 1NS2B, 1NS2A, 1MW2B, 1NS2D, 1NS2C, 1MW1A, 1NS1E, 1NS1B, 1NS1A, 1MW1B, 1NS1D, 1NS1C, 1MW3A, 1NS3E, 1NS3B, 1NS3A, 1MW3B, 1NS3D, 1NS3C, 1MW6A, 1NS6E, 1NS6B, 1NS6A, 1MW6B, 1NS6D, 1NS6C, 1MW7A, 1NS7E, 1NS7B, 1NS7A, 1MW7B, 1NS7D, 1NS7C, 1PX0A, 1NG0E, 1NG0B, 1NG0A, 1PX0B, 1NG0D, 1NG0C, 1PX2A, 1NG2E, 1NG2B, 1NG2A, 1PX2B, 1NG2D, 1NG2C, 1PX1A, 1NG1E, 1NG1B, 1NG1A, 1PX1B, 1NG1D, 1NG1C, 1PX3A, 1NG3E, 1NG3B, 1NG3A, 1PX3B, 1NG3D, 1NG3C, 1PX7A, 1NG7E, 1NG7B, 1NG7A, 1PX7B, 1NG7D, 1NG7C, 1PX8A, 1NG8E, 1NG8B, 1NG8A, 1PX8B, 1NG8D, 1NG8C,
</TD></TR><TR><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=39 vAlign=middle width="55%">2011 G37
</TD><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=39 vAlign=middle width="45%">
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<TABLE dir=ltr border=1 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=7 width=575><TBODY><TR><TD height=11 vAlign=middle width="54%">TCM Model
</TD><TD height=11 vAlign=middle width="46%">Current TCM Part Number: 31705 -
</TD></TR><TR><TD height=39 vAlign=middle width="54%">2010 - 2011 G37
</TD><TD height=39 vAlign=middle width="46%">X439C, X380B, X211E, X184D, 3RX3D, 3RX0C, 1XJ4A, X439D, X380C, X211B, X184E, 3RX4A, 3RX0D, 1XJ4B, X439E, X382C, X211C, X183B, 3RX6D, 3RX1A, 1XJ4E, X450A, X382D, X211D, X183C, 3RX6E, 3RX1B, 1XJ5A, X438C, X350E, X438D, X351A, X438E, X359C, X351B, X439A, X359D, X458D,
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
2010 - 2011 G37; SHIFT RESPONSIVENESS ISSUES
APPLIED VEHICLES: 2010-2011 G37 (V36/CV36)
APPLIED ENGINE: VQ37VHR
APPLIED TRANSMISSION: 7 speed
IF YOU CONFIRM
One or more of these conditions:
One or more of these conditions:
<DIR><DIR>• Harsher than expected down shifts when coasting to a stop.
• Hesitation/lag when accelerating after coasting.
• Hesitation/lag or harsher than expected down shifts when coming to a stop and accelerating again (rolling stop).
• Engine rev matching during moderate to heavy braking.
• Hesitation/lag or harsher than expected down shifts when coming to a stop and accelerating again (rolling stop).
• Engine rev matching during moderate to heavy braking.
NOTE:
This is normal ASC (Adaptive Shift Control) operation that can be removed from normal drive mode, but will remain in sport mode.
</DIR></DIR>ACTION
- Refer to step 6 in the SERVICE PROCEDURE to confirm this bulletin applies to the vehicle you are working on.
- If this bulletin applies, reprogram the
ECM and TCM.
SERVICE PROCEDURE
This procedure will require reprogramming of the ECM and TCM; which means most steps in this procedure will need to be done twice.
- Most instructions for reprogramming with CONSULT-III plus (C-III plus) are displayed on the CONSULT PC screen.
- If you are not familiar with the reprogramming procedure, click here. This will link you to the "CONSULT- III plus (C-III plus) Reprogramming" general procedure.
Preparation for Reprogramming
NOTE:
- After ECM reprogramming is complete, you will be required to perform Throttle Valve Closed Position, Idle Air Volume Learn (IAVL), and Accelerator Closed Position.
- The above conditions are required for the IAVL to complete.
- Take the vehicle for a 10 minute drive in order to meet the following Idle Air Volume Learn (IAVL) conditions:
- Engine coolant temperature: 70 -100°C (158 - 212°F)
- Battery voltage: More than 12.9V (At idle)
- Transmission: Warmed up
- Connect a battery charger to the vehicle battery. The vehicle battery voltage must stay between 12.0V and 15.5V during reprogramming, or the ECM/TCM may be damaged.
- Be sure to turn OFF all vehicle electrical loads. If a vehicle electrical load remains ON, the ECM/TCM may be damaged.
- Be sure to connect the AC Adapter. If the CONSULT PC battery voltage drops during reprogramming, the process will be interrupted and the ECM/TCM may be damaged.
- Turn off all external Bluetooth® devices (e.g., cell phones, printers, etc.) within range of the CONSULT PC and the VI. If Bluetooth® signal waves are within range of the CONSULT PC during reprogramming, reprogramming may be interrupted and the ECM/TCM may be damaged.
Current ECM or TCM Part Number column in Table A on next page.
- If there is a match, this bulletin applies. Continue with the reprogramming procedure.
- If there is not a match, reprogramming does not apply. Make sure to check both ECM and TCM for a match.
<TABLE dir=ltr border=1 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=7 width=589><TBODY><TR><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=11 vAlign=middle width="55%">Table A - ECM Model
</TD><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=11 vAlign=middle width="45%">Current ECM Part Number: 23710 -
</TD></TR><TR><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=85 vAlign=middle width="55%">2010 G37
(V36/CV36)
</TD><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=85 vAlign=middle width="45%">1MW0A, 1NS0E, 1NS0B, 1NS0A, 1MW0B, 1NS0D, 1NS0C, 1MW2A, 1NS2E, 1NS2B, 1NS2A, 1MW2B, 1NS2D, 1NS2C, 1MW1A, 1NS1E, 1NS1B, 1NS1A, 1MW1B, 1NS1D, 1NS1C, 1MW3A, 1NS3E, 1NS3B, 1NS3A, 1MW3B, 1NS3D, 1NS3C, 1MW6A, 1NS6E, 1NS6B, 1NS6A, 1MW6B, 1NS6D, 1NS6C, 1MW7A, 1NS7E, 1NS7B, 1NS7A, 1MW7B, 1NS7D, 1NS7C, 1PX0A, 1NG0E, 1NG0B, 1NG0A, 1PX0B, 1NG0D, 1NG0C, 1PX2A, 1NG2E, 1NG2B, 1NG2A, 1PX2B, 1NG2D, 1NG2C, 1PX1A, 1NG1E, 1NG1B, 1NG1A, 1PX1B, 1NG1D, 1NG1C, 1PX3A, 1NG3E, 1NG3B, 1NG3A, 1PX3B, 1NG3D, 1NG3C, 1PX7A, 1NG7E, 1NG7B, 1NG7A, 1PX7B, 1NG7D, 1NG7C, 1PX8A, 1NG8E, 1NG8B, 1NG8A, 1PX8B, 1NG8D, 1NG8C,
</TD></TR><TR><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=39 vAlign=middle width="55%">2011 G37
(V36/CV36)
</TD><TD bgColor=#ffffff height=39 vAlign=middle width="45%">
1NX0B, 1NX0A, 1NX0D, 1NX1B, 1NX1A, 1NX1C, 1NX2B, 1NX2A, 1NX2C, 1NX3B, 1NX3A, 1NX3C, 1NX6B, 1NX6A, 1NX6C, 1NX7B, 1NX7A, 1NX7C, 1VU0B, 1VU0A, 1VU0D, 1VU1B, 1VU1A, 1VU1C, 1VU2B, 1VU2A, 1VU2D, 1VU3B, 1VU3A, 1VU3C, 1VU6B, 1VU6A, 1VU6C, 1VU7B, 1VU7A, 1VU7C,
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<TABLE dir=ltr border=1 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=7 width=575><TBODY><TR><TD height=11 vAlign=middle width="54%">TCM Model
</TD><TD height=11 vAlign=middle width="46%">Current TCM Part Number: 31705 -
</TD></TR><TR><TD height=39 vAlign=middle width="54%">2010 - 2011 G37
(V36/CV36)
</TD><TD height=39 vAlign=middle width="46%">X439C, X380B, X211E, X184D, 3RX3D, 3RX0C, 1XJ4A, X439D, X380C, X211B, X184E, 3RX4A, 3RX0D, 1XJ4B, X439E, X382C, X211C, X183B, 3RX6D, 3RX1A, 1XJ4E, X450A, X382D, X211D, X183C, 3RX6E, 3RX1B, 1XJ5A, X438C, X350E, X438D, X351A, X438E, X359C, X351B, X439A, X359D, X458D,
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
#1106
JackM, re-progammed or not, the 7AT is problematic.....check the member post that provided the link to the article a page or two back. The article specifically cites the numerous complaints about Nissan's 7AT (yes, it is a Nissan tranny). Yesterday, while driving on a local suburban road at 35-40 mph, not fully warmed [but doesn't seem to matter anyway], stepped on the brakes to allow a car in front to make a turn, then stepped on the gas and what hesitation: count 1....2..... felt like the car stalled, then vrooom, it takes hold and takes off. I can't stand it.
#1107
#1108
I have the car in the shop, getting the update. The SA said that they are fully aware of the issue and have had a bunch of customer complaints about the transmission already. He also mentioned a Stillen grounding kit that helps the hesitation; doesnt fix it. He said that there is a lag in communication between the computer and trans/throttle position/revs/torque converter. There is nothing that they, the dealership, can do other than to wait on Infiniti to come out with a fix. According to Infiniti, its operating the way it is designed. At least he didnt feed me BS and was honest about it. Anyone try the Stillen grounding kit and notice a difference?
#1109
Back from dealer. Got the reprogram done on my 2011
First impressions:
_____LAG_____IS______GONE______
DOMO (yes 8 of them)
Yep, got my update today. No more delay/lag. Didn't get to put a lot of miles on it yet, but it also seems to respond more quickly to your right foot (downshift), and pulling away from a stop seems a bit easier to modulate. Before, it was hard to pick anything between "slow" and "rocket launch" mode.
Almatti, are you here? RUN to your Infiniti dealer!!
First impressions:
_____LAG_____IS______GONE______
DOMO (yes 8 of them)
Yep, got my update today. No more delay/lag. Didn't get to put a lot of miles on it yet, but it also seems to respond more quickly to your right foot (downshift), and pulling away from a stop seems a bit easier to modulate. Before, it was hard to pick anything between "slow" and "rocket launch" mode.
Almatti, are you here? RUN to your Infiniti dealer!!
Last edited by mikeb2004; 05-23-2012 at 08:30 PM.
#1110
Registered Member
"He also mentioned a Stillen grounding kit that helps the hesitation"
Typical service adviser, absolutely no clue what he is talking about.
Unless wires are loose and/or corroded, a grounding kit will do nothing except separate you from your money.
Typical service adviser, absolutely no clue what he is talking about.
Unless wires are loose and/or corroded, a grounding kit will do nothing except separate you from your money.