Matching VIN and engine number Nissan sentra

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read the VIN Number on the block, see if it matches the VIN number on the dash or door jam.

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your ECM may be shot. go to your local Nissan dealer and have them run your VIN number for any campaigns. Your model sentra had a ECM foam campaign where the ECM foam inside of the ECM box gets removed, because of the adhesive that Nissan used to adhere the foam inside of the ECM box. The glue that nissan used is toxic and eats the ECM from the inside. That mey be causing your issues. have the VIN number checked to see if the campaign has been performed/foam removed.

The exact same one that came out of it. Engine don't match up with transmissions, the ECM doesn't control different engine the same. You can newer or older engines, but it has to be the same size liter

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FITS (ENGINE/CHASSIS)

1994: E; 4Cyl 1.6L GAS, FI, VIN "E", GA16DE;

1994: GXE; 4Cyl 1.6L GAS, FI, VIN "E", GA16DE;

1994: SE-R; 4Cyl 2.0L GAS, FI, VIN "G", SR20DE;

1994: SE; 4Cyl 1.6L GAS, FI, VIN "E", GA16DE;

1994: XE; 4Cyl 1.6L GAS, FI, VIN "E", GA16DE;

1994: Limited Edition; 4Cyl 1.6L GAS, FI, VIN "E", GA16DE;

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There should be a sticker under the hood telling you what size it is, if not type the vin nunber in on kelly blue book and it might tell the engine size. The size of the engine is recorded by one of the numbers in the vin number, search the web using the vin and I will bet you will find the anwer.

If the motor is running good, try changing the pcv valve, as when they stop working properly, they can cause your motor to burn oil....

Its possible, that you crank angle sensor is failing. Also, that vehicle had a issue with the ECM/computer. Nissan put a set of foams inside of the ECM box to prevent the ECM from movement, however the glue that they used to attach the foams was causing the ECM to fail. The vapors from the glue would eat up vital circuits inside the computer causing failuer. I would go to your local dealer and provide them with your VIN nujber. With the VIN number, thay can check to ysee if the foam campaign has been doen and also the crank and cam angle sensor camaign. Nissan volunteraly replaced cam and crank angle sensors if the VIN number matches the campaign. Your ECM/computer is covered for 8years or 80000 miles. We are also starting to see timing chains getting stretched causing running issues, but you will have a "check engine light on" for cam angle sensor circuit. Anyhow, go to your local friendly NIssan dealer and have them run your VIN number to see if you have any open campaigns (crank and cam sensors, ECM foam etc.) Good luck and let me know what you find.