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Hi Max,
Do you definately have the 14 pin socket? Nissan changed from OBD to OBD2 (16 pin) around this year. My experience is with Primeras and Micras with both OBD and OBD2
If 14 pin, pin 4 is the centre pin on the lower row.
From the Primera 96-99 Service Manual
Drive the car for at least one minute at least 20mph. (I guess just take a short drive)
Turn ignition to lock
Connect Pin 4 to Ground (chassis) with a suitable piece of wire. Do not press the brake pedal.
Turn ignition on
After 3.6 Seconds the warning light starts to flash.
It should start with one long flash and two short, followed by a 3 second gap
The error code will then flash. Long Flashes followed by short flashes.
2 Long and 5 short is 25. Front left sensor open circuit for example.
25 and 26 are front left (passenger side) sensor errors, 21 and 22 are front right sensor errors. These are the most common on the Primera. Broken sensor wire, dirty sensor, cracked/dirty ABS ring and faulty sensor.
There can be multiple errors. I think the error(s) cycle until the wire is disconnected from Pin 4.
If you get any other error No, I can check the manual. For my ref Page 1485.
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