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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / December 2004

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'99 maxima # of rpm at 0mph

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mike - 01 Dec 2004 23:41 GMT
hi, actually i'm about to be a '99 maxima owner soon.(but not yet)
so i figured i might as well as join now. i'm sure this won't be
the last time. anyway, this car's rpm was at 1400 at 0 mph.
is that normal for maxima? if not, what does this mean? thanks.
oh, also i heard that the maxima has some problems with the ignition
coil
for 95 to 00 model. is that true? if it is, is there any ways to avoid
the problem before it gets out of control?
JimV - 02 Dec 2004 00:11 GMT
> hi, actually i'm about to be a '99 maxima owner soon.(but not yet)
> so i figured i might as well as join now. i'm sure this won't be
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> for 95 to 00 model. is that true? if it is, is there any ways to avoid
> the problem before it gets out of control?

No, it's normal. Is the check engine light on? Yes, there were coil
problems in some of the 99's.  I'd make sure it idled right (600rpm +/-)
before I bought it.
JimV - 02 Dec 2004 02:57 GMT
> No, it's normal. Is the check engine light on? Yes, there were coil
> problems in some of the 99's.  I'd make sure it idled right (600rpm +/-)
> before I bought it.

Opps, that should say "NOT normal"
View from Outer Space - 02 Dec 2004 03:47 GMT
Seems a little high if you mean at idle. I have a 98 and have had no
problems.

> hi, actually i'm about to be a '99 maxima owner soon.(but not yet)
> so i figured i might as well as join now. i'm sure this won't be
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> for 95 to 00 model. is that true? if it is, is there any ways to avoid
> the problem before it gets out of control?
Codifus - 02 Dec 2004 20:04 GMT
> hi, actually i'm about to be a '99 maxima owner soon.(but not yet)
> so i figured i might as well as join now. i'm sure this won't be
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> for 95 to 00 model. is that true? if it is, is there any ways to avoid
> the problem before it gets out of control?
That could be normal. When your car starts, and it's cold outside, the
idle will be high, from 1500 to 2000 rpms. As the engine gets warm, it
should settle down to 600-700 rpms.

CD
lwilliams - 12 Dec 2004 23:05 GMT
Hi,
Normal idle in gear RPM should be about 700-800
Also check service records for this car to see if the ignition coils have
been replaced by Nissan.  These  had a high faillure rate in this model
year.. Expensive repair
6X300/ a piece $1800.00
> hi, actually i'm about to be a '99 maxima owner soon.(but not yet)
> so i figured i might as well as join now. i'm sure this won't be
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> for 95 to 00 model. is that true? if it is, is there any ways to avoid
> the problem before it gets out of control?
Dan - 13 Dec 2004 04:26 GMT
> Hi,
> Normal idle in gear RPM should be about 700-800
> Also check service records for this car to see if the ignition coils have
> been replaced by Nissan.  These  had a high faillure rate in this model
> year.. Expensive repair
> 6X300/ a piece $1800.00

Oh, now I remember -- you're the guy who said you need to remove the
2K1's intake manifold to replace the plugs! Not sure what makes you
think it costs $300 a piece to change a coil, but you should really
limit your posts to subject areas and/or topics you know something
about. Someone might accidently take your advice seriously.
 
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