20 Most Recent 2008 Nissan Maxima - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Go to Maxima.org and do a search for TPMS.

That may be a problem with your wheels. Go to a mechanic, or someone that specializes in car wheels (?). Tell them about this problem, and have them look at the traction. :DHope this helped! <3

You can find them at side of engine,it is four or six,look for them look the same.Coming from cap or coils.

hi,american car?try pedal stop switch,electric lock on shift?blcked by bad or out of time gearbox oil?condens from airco tubes?try with telling what car and what type of gearbox?

If you have no power for lights or the ignition, the problem is between the battery and the fuse box. There should be a maxi fuse of 100 amp or more that could be burned.The headlights are on a different circuit to the key switch but everything runs thru the maxi fuses. You would need to take a test light or meter and trace the power and ground cables from the battery out.

Check the positive lead to the starter to see if it is loose. aaaaatighten it if it is loose. Check fuse to igniton, replace if necessary. Check battery cables and see if they are clean and tight to battery. If not, clean and tighten cables to battery.

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Blown fuse or a faulty headlight switch.

You need to run a test called an "OBD2" fault test test.

Duplicate question.

Hi Chri, Look closely at the handle and you may find it has been fouled by the carpet. The lever has obviously not allowed the cable to return to its rest position. Regards John

is the head light switch its self ok just another thought

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