My 2006 nissan altima spits n sputters while driving down the road. If im stopped it shuts off unless i put it in neutral and give it gas? but sometimes when i put it back in drive it shuts off also. ive taken it to a garage and had them hook it up to the code machine and no codes come up? ive also had my battery tested as well.

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there is currently a recall being performed on altimas and there is also a updated crank position sensor check with your dealer for open recalls on your vehicle (its just a phone call away have your vin # ready (located on left bottom of windshield if your facing it from in front of vehicle it is on lower right side of windshield - also look on driver door jamb.

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it could be a bad belt or signs that the fuel pump is getting weak put some STP gas treatment in the gas tank make sure you have at least a half a tank of gas before you do this ask yourself when was the last time you changed the fuel filter

EnginEar

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• Posted on Feb 28, 2009

SOURCE: car acts like its loosing power when i give it gas to drive

Call ahead and then go to a local autoparts chain. Verify that they can read your OBD1 code. Most can only read 96 and newer OBDII. It may be worth paying the diagnstic fee at a Nissan dealer to find out what your code is. The codes are system specific and take the guesswork out of emissions system diagnosis. Consider this: When was the last time you had a tune up? Worn and out of spec gaps on your spark plugs can diminish performance, yet the car will idle fine without a load on the engine.

Colin Stickland

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• Posted on Aug 12, 2009

SOURCE: 2001 nissan altima GXE

try here in alicante spain?? 30c ,so i know what its like.you have a problem somewhere along the line,either low fuel pressure or a the sensor on the opposite side of the throttle linkage ,check all the little vacumn pipes fist for a air leak and the induction pipe from the air filter too the manifold it could be split and the air flow metering valve isnt reading right

SOURCE: 1994 Nissan Altima GXE Engine miss

check your EGR and for vacuum leaks