Nissan 1995 maxima keeps stopping

In rare cases your 1995 Maxima might use OBD2 but it is probably a OBD1. You could try an OBD1 reader but unfortunately OBD1 was not anywhere as useful for diagnostics as the OBD2.
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A bad MAF air flow sensor will cause those symptoms.

I can guarantee your car keeps cutting off because there is a problem with your crank sensor. I have a '04 maxima SE and the day I paid my car off it did the exact same thing, it cut off then cranked back up a short while later and when I took it to the dealer there was a problem with the crank sensor. You might wanna check that and get it replaced soon...it's cheaper if u dont do it at the dealer tho

it seems you broke a cv joint, replace it

Id say fuel pump pressure. That would be the first thing I would check.

Yes, it can, How long is car staying on? Can you drive the car by keeping some gas to car or is it just stalling?

YOU MAY HAVE SOME CONTAMINANTS IN YOUR FUEL TANK. HAVE A QUALIFIED PERSON TAKE A SAMPLE OF YOUR FUEL. IF THAT CHECKS OUT OK, THEN TRY REPLACING THE FUEL FILTER. I HOPE THIS HELPS. PLEASE KEEP ME POSTED. THANKS FOR USING FIX-YA. GOOD LUCK

I don't know exactly how the nissans work with their "limp" mode for what gear it goes into and such. This sounds like the computer is sensing a problem and going into the "limp" mode. Go get the code pulled to see what is says. If it has anything saying trans slipping or ratio problem then something internal in the the trans is wrong. Also, check the trans fluid and see if its burnt ( dark brown or black).

Suggestion - Sounds like a problen that the dealer should address asap. One of those sudden jerks can be strong or long enough to put you on you roof or in a head-on collision. I'm sorry to have to decline remedy but pleased to give this reccommendation. Be safe and good luck

Check your battery terminals, if they're corroded replace them. That did it when I was having this problem.