20 Most Recent 2009 Nissan Maxima Questions & Answers

Question edited for clarity. Question moved to model category. Front Struts https://www.google.com/search?q=2009+Nissan+Maxima+front+struts Rear Struts https://www.google.com/search?q=2009+Nissan+Maxima+rear+struts ..

Question edited for clarity. Question moved to model category. You have a wheel bearing that is failing. ..

Question edited to add maker. Question moved to category. Try resetting it by removing the two fuses for 10 minutes. Re-install and try again. https://www.google.com/search?q=2009+nissan+maxima+bose+radio+fuse+location ..

If you are asking how to bypass the ignition on a vehicle, Sorry, you won't get an answer on this website. Bypassing the ignition is looked at as a method of stealing a vehicle.

So your battery failed, you jump started it, but now it won't stay running. Fully charge the battery, the voltage is too low. Plus the anti-theft system needs reprogramming.

No, it will just stop working.

You need to take the battery and have it load tested.

Remove the plastic steering column calm shell covers (screws on underside of the covers) and the switch is easily accessed for removal from that point.

No. It should be 2 or 3 bolts & the wires after you loosen the serpentine tensor associated with that belt.

The port doesn't charge it, it is only there for if your battery dies and then you can still start the car, you need to replace the battery in the fobs if they are low.

most drain tubes are located on the firewall passenger side

This is not good, could be a fuel leak [ fuel rail, gas line etc] which could result in a fire.. Also could be the canister for the gas tank venting system..either way you need to get it to a garage asap

If I'm correct, your odometer is digital, and you could have either two set of numbers; one on top of another, and the bottom one is the one that have the A. This space here let you know for how long you have being driving the car in miles. In other words, it just tell you how many miles you have run. Some cars have A, B and C, and some just A and B, meaning that you can switch between them without deleting them. You can also set them to zero before you start your drive just to know how many miles are in that run.

Contact a Nissan dealership near you, provide proof of ownership and your VIN # and they should be able to give you the Federal Communications Commission I.D. number for your electronic key device. Best Wishes