20 Most Recent 1996 Nissan Quest - Page 2 Questions & Answers

It's not magic. There is a route the electricity take on it's way to the starter. Battery to ing sw via fuse. Ing sw to starter solenoid. Solenoid engages teeth into flywheel and connects large wiring on starter motor. Trace in that order and you will locate the problem (or tap the starter while someone holds the key in start position).

May be several things . jack up front of car ,fit safety stands, spin wheels to locate noise . Check for worn brake pads replace if worn after checking disc for scoring, front wheel bearings can make this noise and may have to be replaced, cv joints on the drive shafts have rubber boots two inner and two outer ,check if damaged .

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Here's a link on how to replace your power steering pump,you can join A.Z site for free and use their repair guides like I do,on the left of the page is link to bleeding it. Repair Guides Power Steering Pump Removal Installation AutoZone com

could be a clogged radiator or the cooling fan is'nt turning on

Try disconnecting the battery for an hour. This will keep any power from all systems. This works on my '96 Quest, hope is solves your problem.

Try tightening the gas cap. If this doesn't fix the problem you need to take it to a mechanic or dealer that can read the error code that is causing the light to stay on.

have your distributor tested - might be getting hot and fail. Just like an external coil.

Check the cigar lighter fuse for blown.

Will the horn blow if you jumper the horn relay ?

Try changing or switching out the distributor. Most likely getting hot and shuts down. Does it crank but no start whenever it stops? May only start when it cools down again.

could be a bad plug of a brunt valve.or bad plug wire.

Vehicle speed sensor