20 Most Recent 2006 Nissan Altima - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Please, please, please DO NOT post an answer if you do not know the answer. Nissan does not supply clear descriptions for its fuses!!! The use descriptions that are cryptic and confusing. That is why someone is asking - which fuse does what? For example, I have spent 2 hours trying to find out which fuse is for the power windows and I hate it when some (not)know-it-all says to look for the fuse labeled windows - there is no fuse labeled windows or horn or anything else that would be helpful. If you are not familiar with Nissan fuse boxes - just don't answer!

Have you checked your radiator fluid level

yes change the fuel filter every 6000 miles or 10000 km to prevent small dirt particles from reaching your injectors

fuel filter part of the fuel pump assembly filter not serviceable.

bettr bring it bac and telum--somethin leakin--sensors maynot be tite enough--some mechanix never testdrive--fumes cud harm u also

Well the car must have a wide open throttle relay that disables the compressor clutch under a load.it is most likely stuck or not working it most likely gets a signat from the ecm to cut of power to the ac clutch

check the fuses. the owners man shoulld tell you which fuse runs the doors and window locks

When the battery was change a electrical minder should have been hooked up, but now you will have to go to the dealer, unless its in the front or rear of your owners manual under radio code, follow the manual,and you should be able to reset it

My 2006 Altima used to be HORRIBLE. The engine would sometimes be hard to start. Bucked like crazy. It would stall randomly if I was stopped or driving slowly (stopping or going for a light, while slowing down during turns). After a couple calls, over a period of months, checking for recalls they finally said there was a recall on the entire engine. Thank goodness my car was still under its 100K miles. Nissan fixed it, as they should. They also claimed the crank sensors needed to be replaced & that my engine mount was cracked. We just paid for all that b/c we were finally glad to have the engine problem resolved free of charge. Loooong story short, have your local dealer check for recalls.

If only one of the power mirrors is not working, and you replaced the power switch, the motor for the mirror can be faulty. Listen for any kind of "hum" from the mirror motor when the switch is engaged,thus indicating it is getting power, or if you have a test light($10.00) check for power to the mirror where your switch is connected and in the "on" position. So if you show power or hear the motor engaging but not moving, chances are that the mirror motor is faulty. It is also possible that the connection between the mirror and the door could be loose. Especially if the door panel has been removed for any other repair inside the panel or maybe a stereo speeker replacement. Good Luck and God Bless.