20 Most Recent 2005 Nissan Almera 1.8 - Page 5 Questions & Answers

There are hundreds of reasons for the check engine light to come on. Hook up a scanner, read the diagnostic trouble code/ codes and put here to correctly diagnose the problematic area. Just to pull you out of your problem, my conjecture is that there might be some problem with your throttle body system. To delete the error codes, simply remove the negative battery terminal for more the 5 Sec and then reconnect. It should work fine. If the problem persists, contact a qualified service personnel.

So many possibilities, but I'd guess a fuel pressure problem. Before starting it next time turn the key to on for a few seconds, then off, then on a few seconds, then start. If it starts better you have a weak fuel pump or the fuel pressure is bleeding off somewhere. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/oscar_403cc49e0f00cda7

Hi , possible causes for your problem could be , a blown fuse , blocked fuel filter, fuel pump relay, the crank or cam sensor, a faulty pump or wiring supplying negative or or electric voltage . The ultimate would be to have a diagnostic scan and a mechanical error trace done. Hope this helps a bit; Regards Higgins, Diagnostician at Autocom SA. Cape Town

contact the dealer with serial number some will give code free some wont

Turn the heater tap to hot setting.

Why is it you guys are not letting us know your names lately? Have you checked the bulbs and fuses? What type of lighting system is fitted? Do you have Halogen or HID? John

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So, you did not have the welding done with gas, but with electric arc. Anytime a person welds on a car with anything electric, the car's owner must disconnect ALL things electrical, or everything may be toasted, as yours is. The alternator is a self-contained unit, and it either works or doesn't. The alternator has the voltage regulator inside as a part of it. I believe you may be needing an ECU, which is the brain of the car, however, because of the damage caused by an uninformed person, your car may never be fixed, because some wires may have shorted out (melted together) inside on of the wire harnesses that are all over your car. I think the best you can hope for is that it runs, and the alternator charges the battery as needed. I think the alternator is supposed to put out about 13.1 volts. If you look up an ECU on e-bay, you will notice there are repair services who can repair your ECU. I have used them several times, and this has worked well for me. Sorry. Be blessed.