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Calvin IwashitaU.S.
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All general car repairs for all models of vehicles, except technicals (overhauls) on A/C systems and transmissions. | |
Bill GreekU.S.
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I can answer electrical, runnability, brakes, emissions/engine management, A/C, engine performance, diagnostics, fuel systems, cooling systems. I cannot answer transmission,front end, body and frame repairs. Please note: Due to a very busy work schedule, I may not respond right away but I aim to answer all the questions as soon as possible. | |
MarcMaxed Out
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i accept questions for any nissan vehicle Canada and USA in all categories such as diagnostics and drivability concerns, electrical, vibration and noise repair. |
Not at all! Actually it's good news! It indicates that the catalytic converter does it's job. The combustion by-products, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide, are actually partially burned fuel
Hi Kevin - When the car first starts up in the morning, or has been sitting for a while, especially when the ambient temperature is low, it is normal for the muffler to expend a little moisture. However
Hi Simon - Well, the short answer is probably the fuel sending unit, which is located in the fuel tank, however, if you can answer the following questions before we condemn the sending unit, might save
It could be the wiring but the main cause it's a faulty sending unit inside the gas tank and it needs to be replaced. The sending unit is mounted on the pump/float assembly and it will be easier to remove
Hi Regina - First we have to determine whether this is caused by lack of fuel or spark. Pull out a spark plug boot, insert a screwdriver into the boot until it wedges firmly against the metal terminal

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