20 Most Recent 2006 Nissan Navara 2.5 Questions & Answers

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A flashing light is a serious issue. Get the trouble codes reads and post so we can help you. Stop driving it. You're causing further damage to the catalytic converter--a VERY expensive part. Flashing check engine light is serious Ricks Free Auto Repair Advice

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In normal circumstances the heater wouldn't begin blowing warm air until the vehicle has travelled 5 miles - call it 5 minutes. That's because the thermostat only begins to open at around that mileage/time and allows coolant to circulate around the engine. Before that - there just isn't any warm coolant in the heater matrix. After 10 miles/10 minutes of normal driving the engine will be at its correct operating temperature and the coolant will be hotter - as will the circulating coolant in the heater matrix. That's when the heater blows the hottest air. If you're sure that the heater has lost efficiency it may be due to air being trapped in the heater matrix/coolant system, or a blockage caused by limescale/engine corrosion within the heater matrix itself. To remove any trapped air, set the heater to maximum, remove the radiator cap/coolant bottle cap and let the engine tick over for 10 minutes. If the heater matrix is blocked/partially blocked, drain the coolant system, refill with plain water, set the heater control to open .. and let the engine tick over for 10 minutes. Drain it again. Refill again with plain water and add a can of 'radiator flush'. Follow the instructions on the can of 'radiator flush'. Drain again and refill with coolant/water. If the heater is still inefficient then the only option is to replace it - and that's not an easy job.

When you start the engine, the brake booster comes into play. Brakes to the floor indicate air is in the system, or master cylinder is bad.

Hi you need a main dealer or an Autolock Technition the required equipment will cost big bucks. Regards Jim...

Hi I'm Ron, did I answer you at all or was it someone else with same problem? I might need a little more information? does the dash lights come on when you turn the key on? does it eventually start?

Good morning I don't know what you are working on but possibly your ignition switch, that would explain why when you turn it off and then turn it back on it works. I don't know if this helps you or not. I know when your switch is going out you will get power to some things power not to others. I hope this helps you good luck

check your brakes for wear or foreign object such as a stone in the wheel

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check your ground wire for corrosion and tightness

Burnt clutches ,bad solenoid, bad wire, or bad valve body.all inside the transmission. Some of the wiring could be an outside issue.

If there's no water in the battery then it might not be any good.