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1994 Nissan Maxima - Page 8 Questions & Answers
Does a 1994 Nissan Maxima need Super or Regular
all cars are designed to use a minimum octane rating of 89,(regular)
but if your car is computer controlled you may find it runs better on the higher grade(fill tank/check miles on odometer,do this a minimum of 5 times to check yourself as driving styles WILL effect mpg)
I want to change the transmission fluid
There is a drain plug on the lower front of the maxima transmission housing. Unscrew it, drain the old fluid out, replace and retighten the plug. Then, refill the transmission with the same amount of new fluid as old fluid you removed, pouring it through the dipstick tube, with a funnel.
Engine oil so much dirty.color
If it's brown like a chocolate milkshake, then there is coolant in the oil. Otherwise it's likely dirty and needs to be changed. Hope this helps.
How yo unhung the security systen
Hi! Usually theres a railing that holds the security system. You may need to push it upwards to release it. Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa!
The battery keeps dying after a period of time
you will need to put a volt meter across the battery terminals.
just over 12v engine stopped.
13.5-14v engine running.
if you get the 13.5 then the car is charging.
batteries sometimes only last 1-2 years, so if it is older than 2 years, that may be the only problem
Something in the security system is keeping the
go back to the dealership or the company that you got the system from cause it probobly needs to be reprogramed.... its just like a P.C... you have to run a anti virus every now and then..... i hope this helps buddy
It wont start i just put a new starter it just
voltage problem make sure you battery has been recharge and in good condition give the starter a few light taps on the caseing while you get help to turn the key if it works after a few taps maybe faulty NEW part it happens
Why does my car throw black smoke
The following steps will stop making damn smokes...
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Step 1
Clean off your engine and engine compartment. Automotive
supply stores sell products you can use to clean out the engine. Follow
the directions, and let your engine dry off.
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Step 2
Jack the car up with the car jack. Make sure you are on a
level surface, and follow the directions for the jack.
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Step 3
Look closely at your oil filter
and the rest of the engine. If you see any drips of oil, try to follow
the trail. Typically this type of leak comes from a missing or loose
gasket. These are easily replaced, and will eliminate the smoking. If
you do not see any oil drips, continue on.
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Step 4
Dust your engine liberally with foot powder. Don't worry,
this will not harm your engine. You are trying to create a path for the
oil to travel, to make it easier for you to find.
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Step 5
Drive your car on a clean, dry street for a mile or two, and
return to your level surface.
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Step 6
Jack your vehicle up again, and look for the trail. If you
see a trail, follow it. Again, this could be due to a seal or tubing,
both of which are fairly simple to replace. Consult an automotive
manual for information on this. If you find what looks like an oil
spray, or severe loss of oil, you have a much larger problem, such as a
manifold or head gasket problem
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Step 7
If you have one of the larger problems regarding an oil leak,
take your vehicle to a trustworthy mechanic. Problems of this nature
can become chronic if they are repaired incorrectly
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