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Well, the bad news is that the injectors employ a factory crimp cap connecting them to the fuel rail and were not designed to be replaced individually. The good news is that many moons ago Nissan/Infiniti recognized that these injectors have a tendency to leak. Given their close proximity to an ignition source, the plug wires, the possibility for a "thermal event" was highly likely. They therefore initiated a recall on 300zx's, Maxima's, M-30's, and 200sx's that utilized the VG-30 engine with these injectors. Check with your local dealer about injector replacement under this recall.
Well, the bad news is that the injectors employ a factory crimp cap connecting them to the fuel rail and were not designed to be replaced individually. The good news is that many moons ago Nissan/Infiniti recognized that these injectors have a tendency to leak. Given their close proximity to an ignition source, the plug wires, the possibility for a "thermal event" was highly likely. They therefore initiated a recall on 300zx's, Maxima's, M-30's, and 200sx's that utilized the VG-30 engine with these injectors. Check with your local dealer about injector replacement under this recall.
Depends on the year, but for a 90' festiva you can get them for $30 on rockauto. this is for a remanufactured part.
The 2004 Nissan Maxima has a drag coefficient of .30 Cd.
The 2006 Nissan Maxima has a drag coefficient of .30 Cd.
The 2005 Nissan Maxima has a drag coefficient of .30 Cd.
The 2007 Nissan Maxima has a drag coefficient of .30 Cd.
The 2008 Nissan Maxima has a drag coefficient of .30 Cd.
Possibly the fuel pump, but replace the fuel filter first. You might want to check all of your injectors.
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Several possibilities come quickly to mind: (1) clogged fuel filter restricting the flow of gas (2) fuel injectors clogged/dirty, or in need of replacement (3) fuel pump is failing.
The 3800 V6 engine typically uses fuel injectors with a flow rate of around 24 to 30 pounds per hour (lb/hr), depending on the specific model and year. For example, the supercharged versions, like those found in the Buick Grand National or some Pontiac models, may use injectors closer to the 30 lb/hr range. It's essential to verify the specifications for the exact model to ensure compatibility when replacing or upgrading injectors.