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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Altima / September 2005

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shredding

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shredding - 04 Sep 2005 22:31 GMT
I just bought a 97 nissan alitma..when i driving and let off the gas to
stop the car almost dies..the rpms go down to 400 then it picks back up
and idels right for a min..then it will kind go back down to around 400
and pick back up again where its supposed to be..does anyone know what
this might be..

thanks
shredding
shredding - 08 Sep 2005 01:01 GMT
i just bought a 97 nissan altima...when i let off the gas to stop the oil
light flashes and the rpms drop down to about 400...then the oil light
stops flashing and it idels back up..then kind of back up and down...the
oil is full..anyone know what this might be...
Andre - 11 Sep 2005 04:12 GMT
it is normal i guess for the oil pressure light flikkering at 400rpm,
the lower rpm on thoses is supposed to be 550, lower then that not
enought pressure. Better have your injectors checked, because with
time injectors leaks and that give too much in the engine so this is
the reason your rpm go down, too rich in fuel and poor in air. Do you
have the ''check engine soon'' light on? if so better read codes it
may answer your questions

>i just bought a 97 nissan altima...when i let off the gas to stop the oil
>light flashes and the rpms drop down to about 400...then the oil light
>stops flashing and it idels back up..then kind of back up and down...the
>oil is full..anyone know what this might be...

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