20 Most Recent 2005 Nissan Primera - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Hi,it dose seem to much,maybe there is a leak in the fiel line. all the best.

go some where else and have the fault codes read what you are playing with may not be the fault at all

check for coolant leaks but sounds like a failed head gasket.

run the fault codes . check transmission level and condition.

Many radios are designed to shut down if the battery is disconnect for more than a few seconds, as a method of reducing theft. To reactive the radio, the security code has to be entered. If you can't find it written in the manual, then someone selling that brand of radio can reprogram it to a new code and tell it to you.

Disconnecting the alarm prevents the starter from turning and the fuel pump from running. Gotta fix the alarm system.

double posted, still with wrong code, p0745 is correct next time look at the scan tool, close. there are p0 1, and p2 codes, all very much different caused.

If u see a small car nd a key on your dash board it means dat the the brain box hav lose memory and it need to be re-programmed but if u don't see anytin like key on ur dash board check the crank shaft sensor.....

run the fault codes and look for torque converter clutch servo/solenoid problems and the TCM . Check that the oil is clean and cherry red and not burnt

New or 2nd hand depending on how cheap scrappy part is! best to replace both.

Cheaper alternatives are out there, but when it comes to remotes, it all depends on what you want it to do. To simply unlock the doors (if the car has electric locks) is cheapest. To unlock doors and a liftback, the price goes up. To unlock doors, liftback, and a fuel door, the price goes up again. Want a panic button? Pay again. (See where I am going with this?) All kidding aside, there are cheaper alternatives. Look up your local window tinting places and/or car stereo installation places. They will be much cheaper than the dealer, but to be honest, I have seen the workmanship and quality that many of those types of places produce and you would have rather spent the extra $100 you would likely saved to get a well installed and serviceable solution for your Nissan. The car is already fitted perfectly for the Nissan parts. The aftermarket installers have to "jury rig" many aftermarket parts to get them to fit. Up to you. Good luck.

Which primera? What year? And what engine?