Changed timing chain tensioner. everything is in time. have compression, spark, & fuel. still will not start. starter is working.
Check the firing order of the plug leads . If you have all that is required then this is the only thing left. You may be 180 degrees out on the setting
SOURCE: changing timing chain
Very in depth job recommend take it to a shop this car probably has variable valve timming you will need a manual if you want to attempt to re allighn timing marks.
SOURCE: 1997 Nissan Sentra 4 cyl. Won't Start
You do not have a fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, or other fuel-related issue.
What you have, in fact, is an issue with the fuel injectors. All 4 injectors get constant power, and the ECU provides a pulsed ground circuit (in milliseconds) to energize the injector (the ground completes the circuit, pulls the electromagnet open to let the fuel spray). If the ground circuit is constant, as in your case, you will have the injectors spraying all of the time, as you have described seeing fuel on the tops of the pistons. This can only be caused by these 2 factors: either you have a chafed injector ground wire shorting that wire to a ground on the engine, or a bad ECU.
SOURCE: 97 nissan sentra will not start
was it very cold if so the engine could flooded .The gas will wash the oil of the cylinder walls if flooded. try holding gas peddle to the floor wile trying to start.this cuts the fuel of to the engine.or your timing chain stretches hope this helps
SOURCE: 2006 Nissan sentra 1.8 Will not start cold Has
There is a problem with the fuel pump. This is a known problem with the 2006 Sentra and the dealer should have known this. Get your money back
216 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×