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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / February 2007

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95 Maxima GXE -Starter replace

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Roby - 11 Feb 2007 22:28 GMT
I have removed battery, air filter box, ductwork from filter box to
throttle plate assy.  Intake air duct is immediaely above starter and
in my way.  I've removed screws at grille - can't figure out how to
release the joint where sidearm goes through a 90 degree elbow and
then under battery tray.  I'm about ready to saw it off and use
duct tape later.  Please save me from ruining my Max!  How do I
get the duct off?  Sure is cold in the garage.

Thanks!
NissTech - 12 Feb 2007 00:05 GMT
you don't need to remove that 90 degree duct, start unbolting the starter

> I have removed battery, air filter box, ductwork from filter box to
> throttle plate assy.  Intake air duct is immediaely above starter and
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>
> Thanks!
Roby - 12 Feb 2007 21:47 GMT
> you don't need to remove that 90 degree duct, start unbolting the starter

Yup ... you're right!  Not a lot of room but do-able.  I removed the 12V
feed and loosened both mounting bolts.  Any hint about how to release the
connector for the solenoid control wire?
 
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