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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / June 2005

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1995 Pathfinder Starting problem

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nguoivienxu - 28 Jun 2005 18:19 GMT
I am having a problem starting it when the engine is cold. It's turning but
hard to start, usually it takes few minutes to get it started. Already
replaced new spark plugs, fuel filter, some tune up including the cleaning
of fuel system. And sometimes it seems wanting to stop when idling. What
seems to be the problem?

Thanks a lot,
Remco - 29 Jun 2005 14:20 GMT
> I am having a problem starting it when the engine is cold. It's turning but
> hard to start, usually it takes few minutes to get it started. Already
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> Thanks a lot,

I've seen this happen on a Subaru Impreza -- after I replaced the
thermosensor the problem went away.
This is the sensor that the computer uses to make mixture adjustments,
not the sensor that is hooked into the dash thermometer. The car would
always think it was hot so the adjustments were made accordingly. On a
cold start, the car would be very hard to start.

Not sure if they do the same thing on a Nissan, but it is food for
thought.

Remco

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