Yes, it sounds like it's loosing prime. Check fuel pressure regulator
SOURCE: MY 01 Nissan Altima does not want to start.
Sounds like either the fuel pressure regulator or a clogged fuel filter.
SOURCE: Stalls out when braking quickly, worse with going down hill
Assuming that the vehicle is equipped with an automatic transmission, it looks like the torque converter lock-up system doesn't release as fast as it should, so if you brake hard, the converter is still locked up and your wheel brakes stall your engine (just like pressing ******* the brakes with the clutch pedal released on a manual transmission vehicle). Normally, when you brake hard, the lock-up should release and prevent the stall from happening. Might be a bad torque converter, or a bad lock up solenoid in the transmission... Before jumping to anything else, i'd try checking the fluid level in the transmission and an oil/filter change in the transmission. Lots of times one or the other can cure the problem.
SOURCE: 05 Nissan Pathfinder - Dies when driving. I pull
It is your Ipdm there is no code had the same problem
SOURCE: Why won't my 2008 Chrysler Aspen start?
You have 2 issue going on. Its not seeing a valid key,and it is starting with the remote.Your remote entry key did it happen to get wet? Or moisture get in? Lock the vehicle up using the key. enter the vehicle using the key fob.After the vehicle unlocks you have 60 seconds to enter the vehicle insert the key in the ignition start it up.Your remote start up is out of step.
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