My 1990 nissan max. dies in the middle of the road going 60 then, turns
over three time will not start, move seat back and forth, open shut hood
and truck hood then it starts, It is a real pain.
On 5/25/04 12:40 PM, in article
a637fbe78d8e606bb4987059084c4393@localhost.talkaboutautos.com, "me2004"
<startingover20012002@yahoo.com> wrote:
> My 1990 nissan max. dies in the middle of the road going 60 then, turns
> over three time will not start, move seat back and forth, open shut hood
> and truck hood then it starts, It is a real pain.
When Hondas from the 90's do that the problem is usually a bad ignition
switch.
me2004 - 25 May 2004 19:02 GMT
I tried that no fix, I will sometime not start when its cold and other
times stop when you have driven ove r200 mile with no problem, it also
during that time, clock will not work and radio will not work.
codifus - 26 May 2004 22:06 GMT
> I tried that no fix, I will sometime not start when its cold and other
> times stop when you have driven ove r200 mile with no problem, it also
> during that time, clock will not work and radio will not work.
Try disconnecting, cleaning terminals and then re-connecting your
battery cables. Perhaps enough corrosion got on the terminals to make
the connection flaky . . . .and the cable may have been loose, too. Make
sure the connection is real tight, too.
CD
mrogara - 27 May 2004 18:19 GMT
> > I tried that no fix, I will sometime not start when its cold and other
> > times stop when you have driven ove r200 mile with no problem, it also
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> CD
I'll second that recommendation. I had a similar problem with a car, long
ago. Random dying in traffic, then usually would restart and run fine.
Turned out to be a loose/corroded battery connection.
-- Mike
me2004 - 25 May 2004 19:03 GMT
I tried that no fix, I will sometime not start when its cold and other
times stop when you have driven ove r200 mile with no problem, it also
during that time, clock will not work and radio will not work.
Sounds like it was made by Microsoft.
C.H.