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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Altima / July 2006

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1993 nissan altima

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kookykorner - 16 Jun 2006 15:57 GMT
Please help. I have a 1993 nissan altima. I had the moyor replaced by a
local mech. the motor came out of a 93 nissan it ran excellent. It was put
into my car and I can not get it to fire. The  engine will turn over  but
not start. I have  bought a new distributor, cap, plug wires,
plugs,coil,and replaced the computer and it still will not fire. I have to
much invested to junk it but may have to if I can not find answer.
johnin - 09 Jul 2006 22:36 GMT
did it run fine after engin was installed? and if so have you checked fo
spark at the end of the wires and what about fuel pressure was that checked ?  if it wont start DONT! keep on cranking & cranking an engin
for extended lengths of time. not only will it drain a battery and shorten the starters
life but doing so can "damage the piston rings from a lack of oil!" damage can occur
until that engine runs and builds up oil pressure. instead pop out the spark plugs
and pour in a few ounces of oil and re-check as mentioned

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johnin

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