20 Most Recent 2004 Infiniti QX56 - Page 10 Questions & Answers

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Make sure your temperature sensor for the ECU is operating properly. The computer might be staying in phase lock loop (choke for fuel injected engines) and causing it to run too rich.

glitter or sugar try to syphon gas or disconnect line fron fuel rail and pump out some fuel and examine it -----possible someone placed a substance into tank -----causing clogging and or damage to pump and fuel system

Pull the panel real hard to remove,don't use a screw driver or the clips will get damaged.

On the steering wheel try turning the steering wheel repeatedly left and right as you gently turn the ignition key. The lock pin can 'stick' if the weight of the steering is resting on it. turning the steering a small amount each way can release it. What exactly do you mean by 'No Power'. Most electrical items on a vehicle are linked through the ignition so the ignition has to be turned On for the features to work. You can test the power supply by turning on the courtesy light that lights up when you open a door. This isn't ignition controlled so will tell you if there is a power supply to the inside of the vehicle. Check the terminals on the battery are clean as well as the cables that connect to the battery. Are the connectors tightened correctly? If you have no power at all and you are not familiar with vehicle electrics the safest solution is to get a Good Auto Electrician to look at the vehicle. Get 3 or 4 quotes as cost can be very different.

why start there check and test fuel pump --module--relay-filter ===egr valve-cat converter regulators rarely are problem crank and cam position sensors

Check your fuses for starters

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Whut? Cars have never had an oil level view unless you were driving a steam powered traction engine :>D The only things that show full to empty are ; Fuel tank Water temperature Battery amps charge Oil PRESSURE (possibly) This is NOT the level. Engine oil in EVERY vehicle is checked by a dipstick which is on the front of the engine block. https://www.infiniti-cars.co.il/content/dam/Infiniti/Israel/car-books/Infiniti_QX60_ENG.pdf Page 15, item 12 Page 448 tells you how to check the oil level.

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With the hood up, the dipstick should be on the left side towards the middle . Under the windshield wiper so way up front.

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Use your OBD code reader.

Reset the alarm memory as it thinks the vehicle has been stolen.

Antifreeze leak. Dont run the engine without checking the level

If you are getting power to the switch, make sure you are getting power to the motors when the switch is moved. If so, make sure the motors have a good ground. If not, check the fuse box. If you have power to the switch and the switch is sending power to the motor and the motor has a good ground. you have a bad motor. If you have power to the switch, but are not getting power to the motor, you have a bad switch. If you don't have power to the switch, you might have a bad fuse. If you don't have power to the fuse, you might need to check a wiring diagram to see what feed power to that circuit in the fuse box.

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It's fuse #41 in the under hood fuse block,