20 Most Recent 2002 Nissan Altima - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Under the hood in the fuse and relay box. see photo.

Those aare dealer items. You can get them at a junk yard if you can find one the color you need.

So 80 degrees is approx. how many ft lbs.

No change is required.

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I looked at info for 4 cylinder. under the hood, driver side, rear of engine compartment, passenger side of master cylinder, mounted in fuel line. I want to make sure no pressure on fuel system before taking anything loose.

Most computers have to be flashed before, or after you install them, some local mobile locksmith's have the equipment.

power steering fluid level and steering valve ok ?? most times leaks in these systems will not produce any codes to show on fault light if it makes crunching noises during the turn , then it can be drive joints frozen up from lack of lubricant

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Burning oil. Could be a couple of things. Possible your valve guide seals are warn out. If its blue smoke mostly when you first start the car, its likely valve guide seals. If its continuously smoking blue, its more than likely a broken or warn out piston ring. If its just every so slightly blue in tent, it might be worth a try to replace your PCV valve first. When the PCV valve gets completely gummed up, the pressure inside your valve covers has no way to vent other than forcing its way through the valves into the cylinders often times taking oil with it. Since PCV's usually only run out about $10 its worth a shot. Other wise, you've got a decent overhaul ahead of you for either piston rings or valve seals...on a 12 year old car most folks would either choose to scrap it, or live with the blue smoke while monitoring oil levels and watching for fouled plugs. Hope that helps and good luck!!

The motor has a heat sink in it. Replace the motor.

Possible causes - EVAP canister vent control valve - EVAP canister is saturated with water - EVAP control system pressure sensor and the circuit - Blocked rubber tube to EVAP canister vent control valve - Water separator

Here's a link to a Nissan part site,hove over heater and blower unit to see your part,it will also show pictures. 2002 Nissan Altima Parts

The best way is to remove the spark plugs, and turn it over a few times. The pistons should push out the water. GodBless!

Yes, you need a Rocker cover (valve cover) Gasket kit. Remove the valve cover, remove all old O-rings and cover gasket, clean grooves and mating surfaces without gouging or scratching them, put the new gaskets on as per factory recommendations, tighten to the proper torque and you're done. The spark plug holes in the cover are part of the valve cover gasket kit. Any Napa, Car Quest, Pep Boys, Auto Zone will have it.