20 Most Recent 2001 Nissan Maxima - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Check for vacuum hose disconnected--especially under the car by the muffler. Do It Yourself Diagnosis and Repair

yes that type of silicon filled mount is now common in many cars however it is better that solid rubber for insulation but doesn't last as long in use

Front of engine near the crankshaft pulley.

shifts are you meaning the auto box gearbox ? if it is when was the oil last changed ?

Get a second opinion. That is some crazy money to spend, but you should have expected that from a luxury model like the Maxima. I am surprised that a 2001 model would need the IAC programmed, but it could be. I would want a second opinion.

Get a check done for your alternator, electrician or you can plug a multimeter and see the charging ratio

the problem indicates a faulty voltage regulator or dead short in a wire from the alternator after the first alternator you should consulted an accredited auto electrician to check the system properly

Does your ignition key have an electronic chip? Sometimes with normal use the finish can wear off near or on the electronic chip. Typically, this will result in the car failing to start and security flashing or just lighting up on your dash panel. The problem is your anti-theft prevention unit can't read the chip. You need to contact a dealership. They will program a new key.

some vehicle's have a by-pass pulley you can get to replace the a/c unit check with the auto parts to see if they have or can get it for you.

Once you check and replace the fuse #30 under the dash, and it still doesn't work, You will need to actually test the power and ground supplies at the dimmer switch. The red/white wire is the power into the switch from the fuse, the black is the ground and the red/yellow is the power to the bulbs. With a meter you need to verify that these wires have the proper voltage and ground. If you are unable to do this yourself , a good mechanic technician can help you at a private or major local shop.