Why is my nissan maxima loosing power but then starts pulling again
This sounds like you may need to change your spark plugs. I am not sure of your fuel of choice, but 93 which is a high octane should work better, and dont for get to warm the engine before driving.
SOURCE: Nissan Maxima 1997- Battery
Sounds as if you need the electrical portion of the ignition switch. The contacts inside are most likely worn out.
SOURCE: power window not working 1994 nissan maxima
First check the fuse, then the power window switch, then the power window motor. More than likely it's the power window switch.
SOURCE: my nissan navara keeps loosing
sounds like the bearings in your fuel pump are going. These bearing are undoubtedly not replaceable without replacing the entire fuel pump.
Fix: replace fuel pump.
Difficulty of fix: moderately advanced. You have to jack up car, drain the tank at the fuel tank drain
and then disconnect fuel lines (3), unbolt the (always rusty) bolts holding the tank, then go at the fuel pump replacement procedure, remembering to replace the fuel pump gasket.
If your car has a hatch in the top of the tank for fuel pump replacement (Hondas do), then use that access to get to the part - otherwise pull the gas tank and replace it that way, While you're in there, replace fuel filter(s) and strainer too (as a matter of course).
If the problem were clogged fuel filter, you'd experience loss of power going uphill, and it would not be able to made to "come back" by mashing on the gas pedal.
SOURCE: While driving my Nissan 2005
currently there is a recall campaign on these to replace ecm relay......your symptom fits the profile of failure that i have seen.contact local dealer to see if campaign is open on your vehicle.let me know how you make out with it.
SOURCE: Initially my Nissan Maxima 2004
Drives with not the same power cause the ECM goes into limp mode, you need to have the ECM scanned for codes and problem rectified.
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