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The XO indicator on a 2008 Nissan Altima is the "Oil Temperature Warning Light." This light will come on when the engine oil temperature becomes too hot. This can be caused by a variety of issues, such as low oil levels, restricted oil flow, or a malfunctioning oil cooler.
To reset the light, you will need to turn off the engine and let it cool down. Once the engine is cool, check the oil level and add oil if necessary. If the light remains on after adding oil, or if the problem persists, it is best to have the vehicle checked by a mechanic
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that would be the engine front , you sure it's a Rattle ? if so ? it will be your Camshaft bearing noise, is it a 2.5 L 4 cylinders ?or 3.5 L V 6 !! .
if it's 2.5 L , your Camshaft bearings are starving for oil , so I suggest you check them both intake and exhaust cams and see also if the valve lifters or cam bearings are in bad shape , worn out ? check also both cams journals and drive journals to lifters ( contact operation ) if there is a suspicious gaps between them that also can cause a rattle sound .
replace the front oil seal. first i would clean the engine with purple power (degrease etc.) then look at the engine and make sure the leak is not coming from above like possibly the valve cover gasket or from the oil sending unit. try to tighten the bolts on the valve cover and even the oil pan. you never know, you may get lucky. i don't know where you are but front seals are cheap but the labor on the job is what costs you.
1st check the the oil level and the vehicle's oil type.(owners manuel) 5w30-10w30
10w 30 is a thicker oil and could possibly be causing this.(Moves more freely through the engine heats the oil)
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