There may be a knock sensor malfunction causing the engine timing to change. This happened to me a couple of times. You can replace the sensor yourself if you don't mind some scraped knuckles, or you can get a mechanic to do it.
check your idle control valve located behind the engine
First of all he DOESNT smoke ! And second of all he DOESNT have problems !
Likely your catalytic convertor is about to die. Get it to the shop ASAP because if it completelygoes out it can cause a whole host of other problems.....and lots more $. You won't know it's completely gone out until your car won't run anymore.
It could be the fan switch mounted on the n/s of the radiator. Easy job, but if you've overheated the engine there may be further problems. Phil
the Nissan sentra doesnt carry a distributor cap everything is electrycal i hope i helped
because it's broke
Yes, it should be fine as long as the engine doesnt have any mechanical problems
it doesnt
the engine reads this because Nissan made a 21r engine, similar to the 22r, except the 21r was smaller, and the head was slightly different. it is often unheard of because it is illegal in the unites states because it doesnt reach emission control that the US requires
I have your answer for you. I talked to Nissan about this before. First of all, the 2001 Nissan Pathfinder doesnt have a timing belt. It has a timing chain. And Nissan doesnt set a life to these components. It is pretty much ment to last a long time and when it does go. then you need to replace it. Sounds odd but that is what the mechanic at Nissan told me. when it goes it will warp the valves and possible the pistons will hit the head and just destroy the engine. what to listen for when u need the timing chain replaced is metel slapping something or should i say like it isn't oiling properly. i would have it checked out every 60,000 miles.
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