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Posted on Jul 28, 2009

I have a 2004 nissan sentra and it doesnt accelerate?

I replaced the tps but it still doesnt accelerate

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  • sntcst1 Jul 29, 2009

    no noises, it doesnt go higher than 1,000 RPMS,

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    What exactly is the car doing when you try to accelerate? For example, noises?

  • jkaygisiz May 11, 2010

    when was your last tune up and did you check the tranny fluid?

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If it moves it could be a broken wire if it doesnt move it could be sized

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SOURCE: i have nissan sentra 1.8s (2004 year)and i have a ...

good day Sir, maybe your car needs a tune up hope this tip will help you.

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