1993 Nissan Pickup - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

it should be under the car close to the driver side door. if you can't see it trace it from the fuel tank it should be attached to the fuel line. if you have the repolacement in your hand you will know what you're looking for

I think you have checked the major points, but if the transmision hung loose long enough it could damage the U-joints and motor mounts. The easy way to check the u-joint is to put the truck on ramps and put it in gear, then get under the truck and attempt to turn the drive line. If the drive line move 1/4 turn or more the u-joints are damaged. The motor mounts can be checked when the motor is running. Standing over the motor while someone else revs the motor you can see the motor move from side to side, more than three inch movement could indicate loose or broken mount. The clutch may be the culprit but I would check these first.

hi if you think the four wheel drive it not being use it very likely that the link that engages the four wheel it rusty or the gear shift inside the gear box will not slide by some wearing abstraction caused by wear and tear

Inside door handle should have some screws that need to be removed and the window crank will have a c-clip behind it . or some you have to pop the cover off the window crank

Possibly a bad connection on the positive side coming from the battery or a weak ground. Check where the leads join the terminal clamps. Has the battery been verified as good? It doesn't take a lot of amps to run lights but it does to turn over the engine. Jump starting it does not require a fully charged battery.

Have an alignment done. It requires specialized equipment

Can you do a compression test? There may be something amiss with the piston or valve.. and it's usually the exhaust valve that has burnt/split, allowing compression to be kicked straight out of the exhaust. The symptom of a burnt/split exhaust valve is akin to a misfiring spark plug

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Could be bad speed sensor.

where can i find assembly diagram for nissan vanette c22 manual transmission

missing can be from vacuum leaks, faulty injectors , low fuel pressure, faulty coil, ignition module, low voltage from faulty alternator or bad battery supplying less than required voltage to the electrical system

Here's a link on replacing your alternator. Repair Guides Engine Electrical Alternator AutoZone com

open the tailgate, you should see the screws behind that assembly http://www.carcarekiosk.com/video/1995_Nissan_Pickup_XE_3.0L_V6_Extended_Cab_Pickup/lights/tail_light video is just an illustration i'm attaching a pdf copy of the service manual so you can see the actual drawing on page BF-7 http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/Hardbody/1988%20d21%20nissan%20navara%20pathfinder%20terrano%20service%20manual/Section%20BF.pdf

open the hood and see

NISSAN should have an online manual or their are websites dedicated solely to manuals.

if the test was just recently done have the customer go back to the place that did the test and ask for another printout. that`s the only way to get the readings.

do you have power coming out of the H/L switch

check H/L switch or relay in box under hood by battery

check your ignition switch solinoid, it could be shot or check your starter relays and fuses, check the theft prevention switch just under the ignition cylinder. there are multiple things that could be causing this problem, but if your like me, you can just bypass all the starting relays for the starter and run a switch inside the cab to push that runs directly from the battery to the starter, and install a push-start button on the dash. let me know if this has helped you any, good luck. Razer Neil

there are only 2 kinds pull off, and unscrew off. you didnt look first? is this a , i cant find it? question. remove the cap, they have 3 kinds on all cars screws, twistlocks, and tabs watch like a zillion folks do this on youtube yet. or read the sevice manuals or login to alldata.com and see it? step by bitty step there