Nissan Pulsar

GA16DE engine is found in Nissan Sentras 1999 and back.

I had mine replaced . I think it is in the front left corner near the driver side . It didn't help! If I let the fuel tank get close to empty, the car idles rough, and sometimes loses power for micro seconds, while going down the road. This usually happens when I'm on the freeway, at cruising speed, when my foot is only slihgtly on the throttle. The result is that the car bucks a lot. I think it gets water built up somehow .

There is a security code on the back of not your Owner's manual but its called Audio System Owner's Manual Supplement

The dash break light shows up if

1. the hand break (emergency) is on or the switch wiring to the hand break is damaged

2. you are low on break fluid

and

3. sometimes (on some models) if your front break pads need replacing

break the window and drive away real fast

The fuel pump is an 'In Tank' item, and access is gained from under the rear seats. You have to flip forward the rear seat bases, then remove the back rests. Thereis a round removable section that needs unscrewing, fuel pump is in there. Hope this helps

Get in and make sure all the doors are closed. Insert and remove the key 7 times in about 10 seconds, you have to take the key out all the way, both turn lights should blink. Then turn the key to ACC (first notch), push any button on the remote and the turn lights should blink again. Now just open a door to exit "setup mode" and test it. All the buttons on the remote should work now. The car can only remember 4 remotes at a time, so if it already has 4, one of them will be lost. If one of your remotes doesn't work after this then odds are it is the one that has been forgotten, just follow the steps again for the remote that doesn't work. This worked first time for me on my 2004 N16 MY04 Nissan Pulsar.

Rs.65,000

Timing chain

about 2-3 hrs of work maybe blood sweat and tears ... Make sure to get a wheel Alignment afterwards

To remove the odometer cluster from a 1992 Nissan Pulsar, first disconnect the negative battery terminal to ensure safety. Then, carefully remove the trim around the dashboard that houses the cluster. Unscrew the screws holding the instrument cluster in place, disconnect the wiring harnesses, and gently pull the cluster out. Finally, replace or repair as needed before reassembling the components in reverse order.

You can use a Toyota jack to change a tire on a Nissan Pulsar, as jacks are generally compatible across different vehicle brands. However, ensure the jack is rated for the weight of the vehicle. To place the jack, locate the designated jacking points, which are typically found along the vehicle's frame near the wheels; consult the owner's manual for specific locations. Always ensure the vehicle is on a flat surface and secure before lifting.

Open bonnet, use a 10mm spanner, undo Negative terminal, then undo Positive terminal, loosen and remove battery bracket.

Reverse procedure to install new battery.

The timing marks for a 1988 Nissan Pulsar can typically be found on the crankshaft and camshaft pulleys. The crankshaft timing mark is usually a notch or line on the harmonic balancer that aligns with a marker on the engine block, while the camshaft timing marks are often notched gears that line up with corresponding marks on the cylinder head. It's important to refer to the vehicle's service manual for specific details, as markings may vary based on the engine type. Always ensure the engine is at the correct position (usually top dead center) when aligning these marks.

No. Nissan N16 Pulsars have a timing chain.

(Source: Owner's manual N16-A section 8-5, camshaft operation).

pulsars

it is sr24.6 . that is the fastest super duper mega awsome. machine that Nissan jdm built. it can over run a speeding bullet in less than a split second from acceleration

most auto mechanic preferred .002 clearance from piston skirt to sleeve

Mileage is 52kmpl in city and 58kmpl on high

Ha yes timing belt breakage in any car can cause damage to the engine... things like bent valves, scored cylinder walls and possible engine failure. That is why the idea is to replace timing belts before they break.

Yoshisuke Aikawa was the person who invented and founded Nissan. He was the leader of the car manufacturing company called Jidosha-Seizo Kabushiki-Kaisha that invented the Nissan.