Hi, My 2001 Maxima has been at the dealership for two weeks and they can't
diagnose the problem.  Prior to bringing the car to the dealership, I had a
problem with the car on 4 different occasions over the course of about a
month.
The car would start but wouldn't continue running under load.  As soon
as any
pressure was exerted on the accelerator pedal, the engine would die.  After
letting the car sit for a while, it would run fine for a couple of days
at a
minimum and a couple of weeks at a maximum.  My local repair shop couldn't
diagnose the problem so the last time the car failed to run, I bit the
bullet
and had it towed to a Nissan dealer.  As fate would have it, it has been
running
fine since it has been in the dealer's possession.  However, the
"service engine
soon" light is on and the ECM is throwing codes for the mass air flow
sensor,
maximum absolute pressure sensor, and throttle position sensor.  Has
anyone out
there experienced a similar nightmare?  Right now the only solution the
dealership seems to have is to leave the car there until it won't run
again.
Not much of an option.  Thanks, Paul