Sounds like cam timing is off. one notch is about 8 degrees. Was the no 1 cylinder at tdc? you can remove spark plug and carefully insert screw drive into hole. When you turn crankshaft you will see the screwdriver go up stop and then down. rock crankshaft to get screwdriver to very top. Use this as a starting point and set cam timing, Check that tensioner is working properly to remove chain slack from drivers side.
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What up? I got a 85 nissan 720 4x4 2.4, with Weber,never had a issue with my timing chain,got a remanufactured Jasper motor, now have 55,000 miles on it,truck has 343,000 on speedo,had it since 93.Here's a link on a repair guide for your timing chain. Repair Guides Engine Mechanical Timing Chain And Tensioner AutoZone com
SOURCE: 2002 nissan maxima gle timing chain or sprockets
Ok, first off you need to take your vehicle to a Nissan dealer for a second opinion. Its not at all common to need a T-chain @ 58,000 miles unless you dont take care of your car and or you beating the snot out of it like it was stolen. What is the symptom? What caused it? When did it start? Second, this is not something an amature could/should do as it is very involved and there are alot of things you could potentially mess up. Third a new engine(long block), parts alone would run approx. 6-8 thousand dollars. A used engine could be an option and could run approx.1500-2500 dollars depending on mileage. Hope this helps and good luck.
SOURCE: 87 Nissan z24 truck 2-wheel drive
If this is the Z24 engine, you may have a mess of issues. That engine has two coils, and one could of easily gone bad. I've seen this problem a lot on this engine, and could be fixed by figuring out which coil went bad. Also check the plugs and wires. Make sure all of the connections are good and maybe change out the coils.
SOURCE: 1995 nissan pickup 4 cylinder timing chain - 256k miles
did u recently buy it used-mite of been already done--how r the other components enginewise-its an old car n theyll be more things--but if u luv it then get a haynes repair manual at the zone
SOURCE: 97 nissan pickup 2400 eng. Eng. Stalls doesnt die
computer said tps was bad but tps tested good what do i do
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