Your Nissan obviously isn't getting any fuel to the carb. When you spray starting fluid to it it only allows it to run for a few seconds. First make sure your not out of gas in the tank. Next take the fuel line off the carb turn the engine over with the starter, if there is no fuel coming out of the fuel line then check and make sure your fuel filter isn't clogged. If filter is ok then your fuel pump probably needs replaced. Also make sure all of your fuel lines are ok and that there not blocked. More than likely your pump is bad.
If the vehicle is in gear, the starter will be attempting to move the entire vehicle, as well as get the engine turning over.
If a 2007 Chrysler Sebring 2.71 is not starting correctly without starter fluid being sprayed on the air filter the starter in the car may need to be replaced.
the car will not fire unless it will turn over , so the question makes no since.
The VATS security system prevents the starter from turning and thus the engine from turning over. Also, the entire ignition system is not activated unless the proper VATS key is used.
Ensure fuses are good. Is there injector pulse, fuel pressure, and spark? Has work been done recently? Is there proper valve and ignition timing?
They do not need to be sprayed unless they are annoying you or if you want them gone otherwise leave em alone
No unless they have been sprayed with herbicide.
no fuel to the injectors check fuel filter or replace check fuel pump see if it's working check relay
starters turn but doesnt crank? If the starters are turning and engaging they will at leat be turning the flywheel, unless there is tooth damage. try to rock the vehicle in gear to test. look at bottom pulley (where the belts are) to see if crank is turning, both when starter is turned and when rocked in gear, this will at least tell you that the flywheel is attached to the crankshaft, and if it turns off the starter motor it also shows the starter motor is working correctly. If this is turning via the starter motor the next thing i would check it the timing/cam belt. behind the plastic cover behind all the belts, especially if the engine is turning fast, wirring and not making the usual chug chug chug starter noise!
Not unless it is sprayed on the foliage.
An engine won't run with a broken timing belt, so unless you're turning it over on the starter, it won't mak any noise at all.
i doubt is unless the Nissan is built out the wazoo