20 Most Recent 2008 Nissan Sentra - Page 6 Questions & Answers

spark plugs located under intake manifold.

Check the fuses for any burnt out. They should be under the hood and under the dash

The Ignition switch could be bad. but see if its a bad ground first.

If its the nissan "sentra" you are referring to, then the lighter should be just under the shifter.

I have the same problem few days ago and found my solution on Fixya Expert Sources website. Here you will get all the top sources of your problem. All the sources of this site provided by top Fixya Gurus. Have a good look at the sources of the page. Go through the sources to find your solution. Hope it will help.


View Count:6

sound like hinges are bad look at them if lot of red rust need new ones

I have the same problem few days ago, and still didn't find any solution. Can any one please help?????5

I believe you can remove the back seat and get into it. Remove the lower part of the back seat first and remove attaching bolts/screws to remove the upper part of the seat.

In the trunk behind the carpet cover of the trunk lid. there should be connectors behind there I would make sure it is plugged in and then if so check for power. frist thing.

Sounds like something has been left unplugged somwhere.

You need a fuel pump update kit. Go to your closet Nissan dealership and ask them for a rebuild kit for your fuel sending unit. What has happened is the check ball that keeps gas in the fuel line is not seating well and letting all the gas go back into the fuel tank. So when you try and start the car fuel has to come from all the way in the fuel tank.

is the creaking coming from the front or rear of the vehicle? if its in the front, it could be a bad strut. 2011? the vehicle should be under manuf. warranty. take it into the dealer and they should fix it for free and even put you in rental car if the vehicle has to stay for an extended period of time. make sure you are under 36,000 miles for the manuf. warranty to apply. good luck!

Oil the hinges and also the stay bar that goes into the door. This should solve your problem. Use oil or a spray on the hinges and a grease type lubricant on the stay.