20 Most Recent 2002 Nissan Bluebird Questions & Answers

tune up should help, also fuel filter could be clogged and possibly fuel pump ?

Not being familiar with a non US Nissan I can only guess that it is similar in how the window israised and lowered. The US version uses a single track in the center of the door which a nylon guide rides on. The window is raised and lowered via a cable driven by an electric motor which winds the cable in one direction or rhe other. Sometimes the guides get dry whic will cause the window to be a little slower going up and sometimes at an angle al little bit. Also the guides that the window slides in can get a little dry. If you use a silocon spyay, this may resolve your probleem. The center guide also can be moved a little to the front or back at the mounting points which may have eenough slack in them for you to rock the center guide at an angle tilting it to the front or back (from the top or bottom) this can also assist you, if there is enough slack in the mounting holes where the bolts go through. Good luck

Remove the inner door panel to see the problem My guess would be a worn window regulator

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