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Replying to: pho (Aug 13, 2008 10:10 am) Better yet have a mechanic look at it on you next oil change if you can wait that long. |
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Replying to: gen (Jan 17, 2006 3:46 pm) yeah i had the engine coil problem too, unrelated to this one. |
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My 2006 Maxima was a nice car initially. At 21,000 miles, my tire(s) went out of round. It felt tlike the tire weights had fell off. The only solution is to replace all four tires, since you can't really replace one tire. The tires were Continental rejects I think. So, I bought 4 Michelins at Costco, cost just under $900. After paying $35,000. for a car, I had expected the tires to last 40-50,000 miles at that price. Then I discovered that these tires were falling apart all over the internet. Nissan cut corners or got sold a bill of goods by Continental. Cost a whole lot in customer good will. Then battery died at 28,00 miles. Not a big deal, but annoying as Hell. Sears has a 5 yr. battery for $70 or so. What's wrong with the buyers? Then my radio/cd/sirius panel died at 31,000. Yes they replaced it under the warranty, but it took them a month to get the replacement from Panasonic. I was told that they had too many returns to keep up with demand. Yikes.! This is supposed to be a luxury type sedan. I checked the label on the Hood to be sure it's a Maxima, and not a Saturn! |
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Replying to: pho (Aug 13, 2008 10:10 am)
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Replying to: kenstoker (Aug 26, 2008 1:02 pm) |
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Replying to: grady3 (Jun 13, 2006 3:29 pm) |
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| For some reason, the AC in my 97 maxima does not blow cold air unless the car is moving at any speed greater than 35 mph. The fans are both running fine, the coolent level is good and the a/c refridgerant is fully charged. Any thoughts on why the car has to be moving to get cool air out of the a/c? | |
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Last week my 99 Maxima with 110,000 miles had all spark plugs and the #3 and #6 ignition coils replaced. It drove 95% better then within 2 days it was back to its old poor intermittant acceleration and knocking in idle mode. Yesterday, the SES light came on. I suppose the remaining 4 coils will need replaced? Hope to have a family member do this as my garage charged me $155 for one coil, excluding labor. Dropped almost $500 including scanner test + labor. My other thought is maybe an O2 sensor is dying. Suppose Pep Boys or Auto Zone could figure that out for a few bucks? Does anyone know the location placement of #3 and #6 coils? Thanks. I guess too changing the transmission fluid and fuel filter may help.
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Replying to: lauris (Sep 13, 2008 6:43 pm)
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Replying to: obyone (Sep 13, 2008 7:50 pm) My husband hooked up the computer and found a code indicating the knock sensor. Would make sense why it's hesitating upon acceleration. Can a DYIer replace the IAC, TPS and PCV? Would either of these require a lift? |
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