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I have a Nissan 40 lift that is giving me the E35 & E36 codes. Can you give me the part number for the pigtail and do y'all have any idea about the E35 code?
  • Posted 5 Apr 2019 00:49
  • By troy_a
  • joined 5 Apr'19 - 21 messages
  • Arkansas, United States

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