20 Most Recent 2005 Nissan Sentra - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Automotive cooling system has no bleeder valve. Removing trapped air (bleeding) from the system is done by loosening the upper radiator hose with the engine running, and letting some coolant to ooze out. If the coolant coming out already has no bubbles with it, then you already expelled out the trapped air. Simply running the system with out the radiator cap will also do the trick.

If you have a blown head gasket, surely you will overheat because some hot combustion gases are entering your cooling system. No way you can remedy it by bleeding the system. Bleeding the system is just removing the trapped air in it. Running the engine with out the radiator cap will do the trick.

Hard to believe it would take two months of wondering& not have it checked outSounds like a failing fuel pumpAll we can do is guess,as you know,we don't have the car to test,that is obviously what is required

You will need to rebuilt the engine on this problem or replace it with a factory rebuilt to fully cure the problem. Of course have this preliminary diagnosis confirmed by a trusted shop you use. Shop around for the best price but make sure the engine is a quality rebuilt

It could be that your transmission is beginning to break if the car has high miles

may be manual release behind or under back seat and if not you may need to remove back seat and panal which should let you into trunk. once in there should be a release on the trunk inside to open it. most new cars have them to prevent someone from getting locked in trunk. after opened you may want to have lock system replaced or it could simply just need oiled....... hope this helps and good luck

the fan is called a " blower motor" sounds like the motor is failing, try replacing the blower motor, there normally located under the passengers side below the dash