Replacing a starter on a 1994 nissan sentra 1.6 .

Look for a pinched or bare spot on the wire from the sender to the dash.

Mary;You Got it Rite-The original problem was a signal of failing alternator & it Sounds like the rebuilt is dumping already(Not Highly Unusual)

Change spark plugs,replace air filter,replace fuel filter.Replace anti freeze.Replace pcv valve.

My wife and I have owned three 1994 Sentra cars. One of them went through batteries and alternators like crazy. Last time the 1-year old battery died, I replaced it and went straight to an auto electric shop. The technician found the alternator was putting out about 77 amps the entire time the engine was running (factory alternators are rated for 80 amps, but only when charging nearly-dead batteries). He also found that the harness running to the alternator was hot enough to scald you if you touched it. Miraculously, I found a factory NOS harness on eBay and bought it. Easy to put in, and the car went from a maximum charging voltage of about 13.1 volts, to a MCV of up to 14.1! Haven't replaced a battery or alternator on it since. Hope this helps someone...

good day Sir, try to check the spark plugs and the coil hope this will help you.

check your radiator if theres a bubbles while your engine runnin, if theres bubble, it means you overheat. check your cylinder head for warps... also check your fans...

1.starter
2.loose wires
3.coil
4.igition fuse

Yes it does.

1. Remove or disconnect the following:
   
   Negative battery cable Air inlet tube Harness bracket Wiring at the starter Starter

To install:
Install or connect the following:

Starter and torque the bolts to 60 inch lbs. (7 Nm) Starter electrical connectors Harness bracket Air inlet tube Negative battery cable




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