20 Most Recent 2010 Nissan Titan Questions & Answers

no problem told the users guide in the glove box tells this, if lost is free at Nissan (or google it) some fuses run 10 to 20 thing and that above book is useless for all 20 things on one feed. the box can only name 1 load, not 20;. so they invented the service manual for that. it shows it all so not telling the problem there can be no real answer. or learn to just test all fuses (3 ways there are) {look,ohms or volts)ways lacking the SM book what else can you do.>? here it is https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp

Check the compression on each cylinder and the head gaskets as I had a couple of cylinders leaking to each other and worn rings that made it a pest to start first thing in the morning or after a couple of hours is it using coolant much if so it can indicate the gasket is leaking

I suggest you go on you tube an look at a few diagnostic trouble shooting videos , On engine turns over but doesn't start or crank - no start . If you want to fix your own vehicle you need to know the basic's . It has to have three thing's for an engine to start an run . The ignition system needs to supply spark to fire the fuel in the cylinder . An then there is fuel , hook up a fuel pressure gauge to the fuel rail an see if it has pressure . Then the engine has to be sound mechanically . Does it have compression ? Do a compression test with a compression tester . Your just hunting in the dark with out a systematic approach to trouble shooting . Pull a plug wire an hold it close to metal on the engine an have some one crank over the engine ,is there spark ? Yes - No . If no find a wiring diagram ,check for B+ at the coils , ignition control module , Test to see if the PCM is controlling the coils (turn on an off ) . Does your car have a tachometer ? When cranking the engine does it move ? If not may have a bad crank sensor. When you turn the key on does the check engine light come on ? There are a lot of reasons why a vehicle will not start . I have worked as a Tech. starting back in the early 80's at a Chevy dealer . I still learn new stuff daily .

check this website http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-general-discussion/49819-vehicle-dynamic-control-vdc.html probably a good idea to visit a nissan technician as soon as possible

Hi there, I'm Al the owner of Big As Auto Repair When a vehicle doesn't coast properly it can be several things that can cause it. There could be a possible brake issue, in other words there could be a caliper sticking and causing the brakes to slow the vehicle down. There could be a transmission issue, trans issue's can cause all sorts of problems and reason why the vehicle will not coast properly. If you know someone that's mechanically inclined that can jack each one of your wheels off the ground and move the wheel by hand and se if it is locking up, if you find one locking up then it could possibly be that caliper sticking are could simply be corrosion build-up where the brake pads slide on the bracket. For further assistance please visit my website and click on "Contact Us" have an awesome day! Auto Repair

There is a switch which controls these. Not sure where it is on your truck, but most auto trans trucks have this either on a gear selector switch (neutral safety) at the bottom of the steering column, or a switch mounted to the side of the trans. Standard trans. the switch usually screws into the side of the trans. Parts stores have a parts locator chart which should help.

I am sorry but we have no electrical diagrams for any alarm system.

Are you certain that the battery is good? Make sure that there's nothing in the car that's drawing additional power, such as leaving the headlights or radio or other accessories on when the engine is not running. If everything else seems good, then it's possible that the alternator has gone bad. The alternator is what charges the battery while the engine is running, and if the battery isn't charging that could be why it gets weak. Your car is a 2010 car though, still quite new, so it's unlikely that the alternator goes bad this quickly. If your car is still covered under warranty, you might want to take this in for a mechanic to check.

I believe on the canister by the fuel tank,if similar to the frontier.
Should be easy to crawl under and find.

Hello .. As strange as this may sound ,, your brake lights are (most of the time) tied into your signal light switch . Try plugging in on you know is good before buying a new one . It stops your front signal lights from coming on when you apply the brakes since your signal lights usually run on the same wire as the brake lights ....

Hello. Either the brake light switch and/or the vacuum brake booster is at fault. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

Same as the 5.6? https://enginepartsdiagram.com/2003-2020-nissan-titan-timing-marks-diagram-5-6-l-vk56de-engine/ Videos as well https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk03sK6Q-p7MF-IwNHNQKd5ysu57-kQ%3A1607198768570&ei=MOjLX46wIoTM_Aa74ruICA&q=Nissan+Titan+XD+5.0+timing+marks ..

I have the same problem few days ago, and still didn't find any solution. Can any one please help?????3

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You need a Haynes repair manual.