1995 Nissan Maxima "grinding noise starting cold engine" Questions

...grinding noise comes from the fuel injectors area. I also get a strong smell of gas during this time. My check engine light is not on, so I can't get any codes out of the computer. Could be battery, ...

...grinding' noise that sounds fast and your engine dosen't turn over at all. Another way is alittle like what your describing the starter motor 'rests' in a weak spot (from the last start). When this ...

grinding noise when I accelerate the car and the engine sped through 1750 to 2000 rpm. The noise is more pronounced when the engine is cold. the noise is rarely heard after the engine has fully warmed

...grinding noise when starting cold engine only thier is no noise when engine is warm welcome to fixya sounds as if the starter is going bad ...it could also be your starter is not engagding in to the ...

grinding noise is getting louder and grinding more. Please help. i don't want my engine to blow... http://www.2carpros.com/first_things/clicking_sound_while_driving.htm i dont really know what is your

...grinding/cranking noise when the van is started and its cold. what could it be? all your rubber belts and pulleys are on the passener side on your vehicle. when rubber is cold its stiff. so when you ...

...grinding noise when you start the engine, it only lasts 1-2 seconds No idea without hearing it to be honest but if you suspect the engine and not the gearbox then try adding a can of STP or wynns oil ...

Grinding noise from behind the dash. The noise sounds like it is related to the tachometer. I have a 2004 Suburban with the Stabilitrak system where it is in All wheel drive all the time (no 2H only ...

grinding noise after cranking I have a 2009 Accord 4 cyl with 13,000 miles. On cold mornings it makes a strange grinding noise immediately after it cranks. It's brief, not even a few seconds and doesn

...grinding noise after starting like if you hit the starter when the engine is already running. Any ideas? If it's only happening erratically (cold) your seem to be describing a faulty starter, or even ...