most likely cause is ignition (plugs,wires,dist cap,rotor) If all is good check the connectors on the throttle body for corrosion buildup (especially the 5 pin for the mass airflow sensor) clean corrosion if necessary. Could also be a faulty distributor. Nissan had distributor problems in the early mid 80s models
vacume by pass cut out valve nissan 1.8 sentra
Yes the dealership in most cases uses the VIN to cut a key.
Behind the drivers side rear wheel. It has a black vented black cover over it. It is white plastic and costs about $125.00 at Nissan.
their is not one
If it is like my 2001 Nissan Sentra, there is a cover behind the drivers side tire. It bolts on in the front and 2 quills click into the charcoal cannister. The cover comes off and the white plastic piece is the vacuum cut valve bypass valve. Nissan price $140.00-Wilton Nissan. I also did as recommended, and replaced the valve on the cannister, and the solenoid -the bolt on the canister broke as is evidently common. Replace cannister. Whole job (I did the labor) about $600.00
My 96 Nissan sentra has 6.5" speakers. i just replaced them last week. i don't know how much watts it can take. it depends on the speakers.. not on the car. Try to use the Nissan speaker adapters plugs so you don't need to cut wires and mess up the electric system, you can get those from eBay or amazon.
front 6.5inch and rear 6.5 inch Try to use the Nissan speaker adapters plugs so you don't need to cut wires and mess up the electric system, you can get those from eBay or amazon.
I had the same problem and then my alternator went out. Replaced alternator and haven't had the problem since. Check your belts.
The earliest a Nissan had an electronic key was 1999. Pull the passenger side door lock and give to locksmith. They will cut you a key that works the door and ignition.
Remove the plastic cover from inside the wheel well to expose the antenna. Remove mounting bolt. To replace antenna purchase an antenna with an adapter. Cut old antenna wire at base and connect new antenna using the adapter.
If a 1997 Nissan Altima cuts off at a stop light, there is a problem with the fuel getting to the engine. When you are accelerating, there is pressure and a higher flow of fuel, which is why it won't cut off then. The problem could be a leak in the fuel line, the fuel pump itself, or a fuel filter. It will need to be serviced.
When there are impurities in the fuel tank, a car can cut out. Water and overheating are also common causes of cut outs.