20 Most Recent 1994 Nissan Altima - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Is there a question there?Is there some type of repair you started onor got involved with & need some type of answer.Something not working doesn't tell us much

poor fuel delivery

tengo el problema con mi nissan sentra 1.6lt 99 sele safo un tornillo del pinon q sostiene las dos cadenas i no puedo ponerlo asi nomas tengo q vajar el motor para eso

check for broke timing belt.

Here's a link on how to replace your water pump.

I have the diagram showing how it is installed. If you need it send me a link of your problem here and I will send you the diagram. [email protected]

If you can get your Hands on a ENGINE COMPRESSION TESTER (they sell them at Harbor Freight), you are going to find out that you blew the Head Gasket and your Compression is Low.... Probably 2 are down below 120 (Closer to 50)

hold the belt tensioner with a spaner pull or push it and the belt will come lose , get the belt out , install the new one and you done , make sure you take a pic or draw it so you put the new one as the old one

Hi you will have to remove your gearbox , clutch and your flywheel to get to the rear main seal. Hope it helps.

check fuel filter,or fuel injectors, fuel pressure regulator.Also check fuel filler cap.Check exhaust system for plugged catalytic converter,muffler,bent exhaust pipes,etc.

Fig. 1: The fuel pump access cover is located under the rear seat. It is secured by four screws (arrows)



More pics coming....just slow downloading!!!

You should be able to buy a repair book at any auto parts store, or order one online from Amazon or Ebay.

The shift interlock can be malfunction.

Have someone check the brake light as you press on the brake.

If the brake light DOES NOT come on then you can start


checking for fuse

test the brake switch.connector

and brake switch.


When the safety circuit does not see the brake being apply then it shifter will remain lock.

This was a very good diagram to help me and my uncle put on the serpentine belt after replacing the alternator