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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Altima / December 2004

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1997 maxima Starting problems

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haseeb_mi - 07 Dec 2004 02:09 GMT
My 1997 maxima recently stalled and would not start.i towed it to the
mechanic and he replaced the starter with a rebuilt one. It was starting
fine until now when i turn the key the engine cranks but dies again.i have
to repeat this few times and press the gas to make the engine start.the
battery seems ok.i am suspecting the same starter problem.Could anyone
please help/advise before it stalls again.Thanks in advance for your help.
whybcuz@yahoo.com - 07 Dec 2004 17:24 GMT
Hi
The starter is a motor that spins the engine until it can run by
itself. Did your mechanic replace the starter, while the engine was
turning over? If the car 'turns over' (i.e. you hear the engine
turning), the starter is just fine.

If you have to press the gas to make it start, it could be that the car
is flooded.
It could be that you're not getting a hot spark - check when the
distributor cap, rotor, wires and plugs were replaced. These items
could easily do what you are describing -- you can easily replace these
things yourself.

Hope this helps you.
Remco
 
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