20 Most Recent 1988 Nissan 200SX - Page 4 Questions & Answers

check the main fuse in the engine bay there is 2 one is 80amps check that one. as for the starer the solinoid is stuck if you have to hit it to get it to work.

Throttle position switch could be the problem

1998 Nissan/Datsun 200SX 1.6L SFI DOHC 4cyl

The Fuel Filter is located: Under hood, driver side, rear engine area, passenger side of master cylinder, mounted in fuel line,just guessed at your year,

If you take out the module that controls the tone your overhead interior light will no longer work.

sounds like a stretched gear shift cable or the linkage on the tranny may need some adjusting i would start with the linkage first jack vehicle up and do a visual while some one goes through the gears make sure to use jack stands so that the power wheels are off the ground.....good luck

I use crazy glue and some patient and work fine. Put a little on the other side of the broken key, push back into ignition and hold for a couple of minutes until dry, when removing pull fast, if fail try again. I have a Sprinter and the keys are prone to breaking already happen twice and both time I got it out with crazy glue.

first you need to get that fixed. check your manual.

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Your e-brake cable that is connected to back brakes could be binding,cable could be bad,remove both bake drums and inspect brake shoe with cable connected to it.Also check inside drum for scoring and brake shoes,if worn uneven,replace both sides.

Sounds like the timing belt/chain slipped

The cable is probably too tight,andnot allowing the pressure plate to use all of its clamping force. This will also wear out the new release bearing.

It is just a few screws (look closely), and then a gentle pull on the panel...There are spring clips holding it in as well.

check fuse or connection to horn touch hot wire from pos. of battery to horn prong where plugs up to make sure horn works

I don't know about you, but, my 97 sx se got a clogged catalytic converter and they honed in out rather than replace it...my gas milage went up to 41 mpg, but the emissions...well..you know..might have cat checked