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Just gone through the thread and I must say you have good knowledge. I will surely keep your tips in mindsmj999smj wrote:It's been a really long time since I had to initialize remotes on one of these systems! If I remember correctly, you hold the button down in the control unit while turning the key "on." The horn beeps a couple of times indicating it's in programming mode. You press the "lock" button on the remote transmitter and the horn beeps when it accepts the code. Release the button and press the "lock" button on any remaining remotes (up to four total) and turn the key to off when you are done. The slider bar on the control unit is for the aftermarket parts impact sensor sensitivity setting. The settings are low, medium and high. I usually left them in "medium" or "low." If it doesn't work, check to make sure the hood switch is not broken; it's located on the firewall in the engine compartment near the wiper motor. If it's broken, replace it with Nissan P/N: 999M2-6D050. Also, check the 10A room lamp switch in the fuse block under the driver's side of the dash. Check for bent pins or misaligned pins on the control unit edgeboard connector. Other part numbers for the security system:
999M2-WF001 control unit
999M2-WF002 wiring harness
999M2-WF004 Bosch locking relay
Remote battery: Eveready "A-23"/Radio Shack "23-144"
*These parts are specific to 95 Pathfinders and are different than earlier year Pathfinders.
The tester for this system is Kent-Moore #J-39857-A and adapter harness #J-39857-PTH. This replaces the control unit and is used to manually test the security system.
One of the problems with the security systems in the WD21 Pathfinders is there is no info on the system in the factory service manual. The WD21's were built in Japan and the security system was port-installed when it arrived in the US.