20 Most Recent 2006 Nissan Altima - Page 6 Questions & Answers

sound like you have a distributor that is going bad , the carnk sensor is build into the distributor and sometimes when that gi bad it will cause the car to stall but will not set a code A couple of things here. First, the distributor is probably bad. Second, I would clean the throttle body and check the throttle position sensor. I think the idle air control valve is dirty along with the throttle body so I would clean them first and that should correct the idle thing. The distributor should correct the bucking problem. Now, make sure you have a fresh tuneup like plugs, wires, cap and fuel filter along with a new PCV.

many companies will email this to you, if you show that you are the legal owner...otherwise a GOOD radio repair shop , other then the EXPENSIVE prices dealers charge..

find out the fuse in your hand book and take it out

Replace the key.

I would think so. If you go so far as to change the engine the computer would need to be re-set to match that engine. Remember, when you get the car initially the engine is programed to the car's computer settings. But I'm sure that if you take it somewhere professional (anywere like Nissan, or Sears Automotive, or any auto car repair/maintenance) they will know to do that when they change the engine.

Check the thermostat and coolant levels first.

check to see you have power going to the switch control when your ignition is switched on >>>>>>>>>>as it may be a power feed problem to the drivers main switch panel ,is the window swicth panel located in drivers door panel or on dash/centre consol ?