20 Most Recent 2005 Nissan Almera 1.5 Questions & Answers

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NO it will not.

Replace it. They can be rebuilt. Find the rebuild kit first. Buy the basic tools to do it. Then you can rebuild any of they. I buy kits for GM, Ford, Dodge, and some imports for around $30. Way better than $150+ for the rebuilt rack and pinions.

You should have either a "snow flake " looking button that willl turn it on and off. The other style is all controls with air conditioning are in blue. All functions with air conditioning is not colored blue. You will have air conditioning on automatically if you run the defrost.

sounds like a stuck heater control valve or blend door actuator

Why would anyone replace those parts? I guess the car was never tested to find any problems No more to say Common sense-- tells you that not all those parts failed at one time or any at all

Code 345 means the cam sensor on bank two is not sending the correct signal to the engine computer. So no spark. If you have replaced the sensor, the problem could be the cam or the wiring from the sensor to the computer.

Transmission is slipping possiblyNo fix ---but a complete rebuild if thatis the case

could be under the dash or under the bonnet look for word fuses and normally they are under the dash but depending on how old the car is

No idea offhand without a play with my multimeter,could be a broken connection or a faulty control box and without working from the back towards the front with the meter its very difficult to say

Almera's are not imported into the USA, so I haven't any specifications on your car. However, if you look either on the driver's side door pillar on when you open the glove box and look down on the door, the recommended pressures are there. Be careful, I, do not know when Nissan srartied useing Nitrogen in their tires in other countries on certain model cars. It should also saysomething like CAUTION: tires require Nitrogen and do not use regular air to fill them up. Check your owner's manuel, it will also tell you in there what the settings are as well as if the tires require Nitrogen.

Your clutch is going out. Time to replace clutch

You may have a worn Constant volicity joint on one or both of the front axle shafts. Have a shop check them for torn grease boots first.