The 1997 Nissan Sentra, like almost all passenger vehicles made since the late 1980s, does not use a carburetor. It uses fuel injection.
Instead of mixing air and gasoline in the carburetor, then forcing that into the cylinder, the air is forced into the cylinder by itself, then gasoline is squirted into the cylinder by the fuel injector. There is one injector for each cylinder, and they are fed gasoline through a "fuel rail", which is a tube where gasoline is pumped from the gas tank to the engine, across all of the injectors, and back to the gas tank.
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Nissan Altima
Depends on the size of the engine and what part you are using, but in most cases yes.
35mm - 40mm
Vvl swap
NOPE!!!
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It is located in or on the transmission.
You don't, it has a chain.
NO SE TU....
.044 for a 1997 model
I havent been able to look into it that well but I have seen from about two sources that the fuel tank capacity for a 1997 Nissan Sentra is 13 gallons.