OBD and Clock not working... Help pls!
 

Hi All, :thewave:
my analog clock went out on me a few weeks ago... and been having non- stop check engine lights coming on all the time since i bought the car last July. Its '12 G37 Sedan X... always replacing MAF sensor, steering sensor and O2 sensors...

My mechanic just tried to turn off (because my abs and wad are not working...) all the engine lights (abs, awd, check Eng, tires, etc) and when he hooked his machine up to the OBD... it would not find the OBD.
Like the OBD is not working... Then I went to Advance to pull codes and they couldnt get their machine to work on the OBD either. They keep saying there could be a blown fuse to the OBD and clock... and thats why the OBD is not even showing up on their machines...

so we checked all fuses under steering wheel fuse box, box in front of battery and also the big fuse box to the left of the battery...

Im yet to find any bad fuses or even a fuse for the clock OR OBD... :banghead:

Any ideas on where to proceed to next??? is there a 4th fuse box somewhere? what am i missing? :dunno:

thx and God bless! :biggthumpup:

God bless America and our uniformed men and women!

Also, anyone know where to download a '12 G37 owners manual? thx

Sadly, NICO club has been forced to remove its many years of FSMs due to copyright issues. So I'm not sure where you can get them unless you buy a set for your car from Infinity - which I would consider a good investment.

Our Gs are 2013s and for our year fuse #10 in the fuse block junction box (J/B) near the drivers left leg is responsible for powering the Key Slot, Clock, Data Link Connector, I-Key warning buzzer (engine room), Auto Anti-Dazzeling Inside Mirror, and the Light and Rain sensor. Your issues would certainly point to that 10A fuse.

ok that fuse doesnt shown to be blownbut ill replace it any way and see what happens... thx.

https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-cou...for-coupe.html

13_SkylineSedan is incorrect. The link above works. Pay no attention to the coupe part of the url, all years and all models are listed.

Looks like the main index links are down but the actual pdf's still exist :)

checked ALL the fuses and got to the LAST one... which happen to be the 10a fuse that hides behind the white push/pull storage button in fuse compartment under steering wheel.. and it was blown. we replaced it and its all good now.. except my check engine lights STILL wont turn off when the scanner is hooked to them and code (010) is released.... dangit. what is it with these infinitis? ALWAYS something wrong with them...

Phooey.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-cou...-are-down.html

Thank you for this thread G37b this fix my issue had problems for a months until I saw your thread. thank again

how did you get the fuse behind it all it does is click in and out but it wont pop out all the way to see the fuse