20 Most Recent 2000 Nissan Sentra - Page 4 Questions & Answers

look for an on line owners manual look up fuse locations for your model

Mechanical failureClean carbon deposits inside the cylinder, OR, you can check the oil pump and oil injectersor you can ask the 24 hrs live technical support http://www.spobd2.com/wholesale/i-2013-multi-Diag-access-j2534-pass-thru-obd2-device.html , they will like to help you, good luck

Here's a link to the engine mount diagram.

Follow cable to transmission to see if it is loose.

Check your pcv valve,may be clogged.

Drum brakes use an automatic adjuster to gradually move the shoes closer to the drum as they wear. When installing new shoes, you will need to adjust this back.

You can download the English version from the Nissan Website.

Open your hood and see if the vacuum hose from your power brakes has come loose,it goes to the intake manifold.

You generally need a scanner tool to reset the light, or you can unplug the positive from the battery for about a day.

Have the fault codes read to find the faulty sensor/unit.

Hi there,It is possible that one (or more) of your brake discs (or related components) are warped. This occurs when your brakes have been used for extended periods (e.g. braking for a long period down a steep hill, or harsh braking at high speed), causing overheating of the discs or components.Have your brakes checked. If discs are warped, they can be machined back to a nice flat surface.If brakes are ok, then the shaking may be related to the suspension.

Lets start at the beginning. Are you saying the engine does not crank, or does not start ?Either way, pumping the gas pedal has no affect on anything with starting the engine. But cranking the engine for an extended period of time could.If the engine is cranking but not starting, the problem could be a lack of fuel. The pump relay powers the pump for 3 seconds when you turn the key switch on, then has to have oil pressure to keep powering the pump. If the pump relay is defective, or the check valve in the pump, you may not have enough fuel pressure when you first crank the engine.Checking fuel pressure before and after cranking the engine would answer that question.If the engine is not cranking, then something could be wrong with the starter or the flywheel.