20 Most Recent 2008 Nissan Maxima Questions & Answers

Multiple modules send and receive digital data along a data bus. If one of the modules shorts out, it can disrupt data flow for all modules on the bus. I'd have to look up the wiring for your car (which I'm not gonna do), but I highly doubt that the BCM is responsible for ign coil burnout. That's almost always caused by driving on worn spark plugs.

The ballast is most likely the problem as it is the one thing that fails time and time again.

short to ground before the load, the installation for the wire could be worn out so therefore it could be receiving more load current than needed which could result in a blown fuse. poor installation

You cannot, it takes a special radio communication tool that talks to the sensors one at a time to see what they are doing. The tool is not cheap and most dealers charge to have your sensors checked. The best thing is to find a tire shop that has one.

WOW !! could be so many things and any advice would be a shot in the dark....I would suggest taking it to a machanic

Put an amp clamp on the battery cable to see if anything is drawing it down while the key is off. It will always draw a small amperage because the computer doesn't shut off.

That means that alternator is about to stop operating and has already stopped charging the battery. Your alternatives are to change it for a rebuilt, remanufactured or new alternator OR have your current one rebuilt.

Go to Maxima.org (Maxima Forums). Search for TPMS.

have you had the OBD codes read ? if not do that and send codes if not able to get them yourself , as only letter and numbers , try a code reset and see if that clears the issues as can sometimes be the only thing needed

go to part store buy regula p wer steering fluid

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Check the glove box for the disable switch

I would recomend getting one of these,click link to see. List Repair Manual General 2008 Nissan Maxima Reilly Auto Parts

Replace it.

Try cleaning the sensors, or check owners manual for fuse location and check fuse. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/frankie_091f536560a54e12