Nissan Maxima: 95 Nissan Maxima misfiring at 2000rpms exactly after overheating
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95 Nissan Maxima misfiring at 2000rpms exactly after overheating
The other day my 95 nissan maxima starting jerking and I looked down and it
was overheating. I pulled over and that's when it started smoking. Once I
replaced the hose that was cracked, filled up on the coolants and water I
thought everything was fine. Now I can't go above 2000rpms exactly or the
car just jerks and will not accelerate. The mechanic told me to use this
spray to dry off connectors in case the anti-freeze covered them. That
didn't work, then I took the cover off where the spark plugs are and took
out all 3 cartridges and they were fine. The mechanic thought maybe the
antifreeze got in there. Now I need some advice...what else should I
check?? Thank you for any help you can give me at this point....I'm at a
loss.
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Re: 95 Nissan Maxima misfiring at 2000rpms exactly after overheating
Try replacing the pressurized gas cap. Get the correct one - mine said
"pre-vented." Made my 92 SE stop all that rough running immediately. See my
post from today 9/6/2004 at 12:23 AM.
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- Jeff in New Orleans
92 SE 159,000
"vln" <aol.com> wrote in message
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Re: 95 Nissan Maxima misfiring at 2000rpms exactly after overhea
I saw this little blurb on the air-flow meter anemometer over on:
http://z31.com/repairs/afm.shtml
the symptoms are very much similar. Hope it helps.
regards
bob
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Re: 95 Nissan Maxima misfiring at 2000rpms exactly after overhea
gen1 wrote:
That's a good link. You may also want to try, before shelving out $200
for the MAF, electrical parts cleaner from radio Shack. Take that spray
can and blast it all over the MAF to help it clean itself. If that
doesn't work, replace it.
CD
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Re: 95 Nissan Maxima misfiring at 2000rpms exactly after overheating
My car is doing the same thing, though I had no trouble with antifreeze.
Look at my posting on Aug 31st. Please let me know if you solve the
puzzle.
thanks,
Ed
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