20 Most Recent 1989 Nissan Maxima - Page 5 Questions & Answers

you may have a blocked fuel filter or blocked catalic converter you might also like to try running with fuel cap off just in case your fuel ventilation system has blocked up cheers

Hi! The radio may not be bad but I do believe that the noise filter is faulty. You will need to replace the noise filter, it is the box connected to the radio going to the speakers. Once replaced, I believe you'll be good. Hope this helps and have a good one!

disconnect the wires unplug the negative terminal on your battery first to prevent shocks or arcs. disconnect the wires on the starter and then remove the mounting bolts on the starter and carefully pull it out (they can be heavy ) and replace with the reverse steps

I use an air chisel on mine but if you dont have one a cold chisel and hammer work well, just be sure to wear eye proctection when your doing it, I hope this help you.

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the temperature change in out 4 seasons does wonders to the cars electronics. The circuits are thermo sealed which is good when new although the weather contracts the thermo seal therefore cracks form and the circuitry will short out

That plus the coil would be a great place to start. Cant really diagnose poor idle without a proper tuneup.

The Rear Calipers Must be TURNED CLOCKWISE untill Completly Retracted this will Allow for Space needed to FitOver Rotor Thickness this is For Rears Only.If you Do NOT Have the SPECIAL TOOL Required for this You Can Use CHANNEL-LOCK PLIERS as Long as you Closely WATCH For The RUBBER BOOT And DO NOT DAMAGE IT This Is The Solution You NEED for your Problem. Have a Good Day !!

Hello Suzie.
From what you are describing it could be you have a cylinder that is misfiring or a weak ignition.
If your engine is a little harder to start, runs not as smooth as it is supposed to and the check engine light is on or flashing this is a good indication.
Stalling when put into gear can happen because your engine power is low with a cylinder that isn't helping it run.
This can be caused by a bad spark plug, bad ignition wire, weak ignition coil, bad fuel injector, a vacuum leak, stuck EGR valve or an internal engine problem.
Also an engine that is low on power will affect transmission shift points.
This is because you are pushing the fuel pedal farther to compensate for the lack of power. The shift points are set by throttle position.

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The fuel need to be adjusted,it's getting to much petrol.

Replace the switch. That is the only way.

What probably happened is that while you were pulling out or putting in the axle, there was damage to the oil seal where the axle goes in the transmission.

You will need to remove the axle again and replace the seal. The seal itself should cost only a few dollars. You can pry the old one out, then press/tap gently to get the new one in. Look very closely before you take the old one out, so you can get the new one in the exact same position.

When you re-insert the axle this time be sure that it goes in cleanly and that it does not impact or make contact with the seal.

Good luck and let me know how it turns out.

You must disarm the alarm to be able to start the car. Either with the transmitter or you can disarm it by unlocking the car by using the key and turning it in the drivers door to the unlock position.

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just take it right off ,or tie it up till you get a better look

The thermostat need to be check.

check the distributer cap, it might have a hairline crack

Metric - if you don't have any go buy a set - cheaper than buy one or two. Make sure the set has 12, 14, 17, and 19 - these are the most common and there is a set of craftsmen wrenches that don't include the 14.

Or you can get a crescent wrench (adjustable) - but something like this is way to go when are sale for $50

Check the temp control cable in side the car,it opens the temp door,it is most likely the problem.

Replace the spark plug wires and the problem should stop.