Yes, it can cause drive-ability problems at all speeds under all conditions.
could be numerous things, like a faulty oxygen sensor/a.k.a O2 sensor, a faulty mass air flow sensor. it all depends on what year make and model of vehicle we are talking about
its either engine vibration,high rpm,black smoke!
Rough Start, Low power will feel like car is starving for fuel. Unplug the mass air flow sensor and start car it should go to default mode and if it runs fine you have a bad mass air flow sensor.
Fluctuating temperature is almost ALWAYS caused by a faulty thermostat. Replace it as soon as possible to avoid engine damage. Variations in idle speed can often be caused by a faulty EGR assembly. Have it checked.
On transmission by where one of the axles attaches to it. My Haines book says it's on top of the trans mission just under the mass air flow sensor. You have to remove the ducting & M.A.F.Sensor to get to the speed sensor but removing the speed sensor looks tricky.
Could be several reasons such as a large vacuum leak, a faulty EGR (Exhaust Gas Reclaimer) valve, a faulty MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor,
mark viis are speed density based not mass air there is no sensor
Carbon build up. Sticky or stuck EGR valve. Vacuum supply line damaged/leaking. Faulty EGR valve. Faulty EGR Position sensor/wiring.
Your Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAFS) is faulty. Check with your local Nissan dealer.
A m.a.p or manifold absolute pressure sensor can be tested with a scan tool on 1996 and later vehicles. This sensor is found only on some vehicles. Others have a m.a.f sensor (mass air flow). These sensors measure air flow before entering the engine and send the info to the pcm (computer). If the m.a.p sensor is faulty you may or may not have a "check engine" light illuminated.
Also what's the difference and effects of MAF and MAP how can u tell which one is faulty
You may have a faulty coil. Check mass air flow sensor