Try having the heatercore changed
SOURCE: 1996 nissan sentra
Find the big hose that comes out of the top of the radiator and follow
it to the engine and that is where the thermostat is located. My
advice is to be sure to get a factory thermostat and rubber gasket as
it makes installation much easier. I have done it both ways and the
factory one is easier to install.
SOURCE: nissan sentra ser spec v
free the engine from the compressor and then remove the plug then first insert the drive belt on the smaller pulley side and after that try inserting the belt on the larger pulley side slowly by rotating the pulley slowly by stretching the belt with a rope
SOURCE: Hi, I have a 2001 nissan
hi. was just looking at your problem of (sentra) overheating and actually, i am a mechanic for nissan and have changed many head gaskets for this particular vehicle equipped with 1.8 liter motor and found that they are notorious for this problem of faulty head gasket's.Unless you did't properly bleed the system,which i doubt because you seem mechanically inclined since you already changed every other part of the system,i would't doubt that this is the problem.Anyway, by the time you read this, you have probably already found this out..Just thought i would let you know this info.Good luck!...by the way,if you haven't already changed you cam and crank sensors,do that too,before you get stuck and get the part's at the dealer!!!!-they are redesigned from the old one's!!just some advise to try to help you out!!! John from N.Y.
SOURCE: where is the thermostat housed on a 1996 Nissan
oh, a sentra is the bottom hose, follow that to engine you will see the housing it has 2 or 3 nuts holding it to the block, good luck,
Testimonial: "YAY! Thanks so much!"
SOURCE: 2004 Sentra: How you change transmission Fluid in Nissan Sentra...
good day Sir, try this link i hope this will help you.
nissan sentra2003
126 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×