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I would suspect a canister purge control; valve causing vacuum to the evap canister all the time. You may have to replace the evap canister if it is saturated with fuel. This will also result in the check engine light coming on with oxygen sensor codes for the engine running too rich
As a direct replacement, likely not, as these are very different models. The 1.6L engines are similar however, and muffles are the same. Look on rockauto.com for the part numbers.
The first and easiest thing you should do or have someone do, is check under the hood for a vacuum leak, possibly coming from a cracked or broken hose. Check and inspect all rubber hoses, including the large ribbed hose running to the throttle body (Engine air intake from the air filter box). You can hear a leak if it is loud enough and will sound like a hiss. Your engine is idling high because of a vacuum leak.
Check fuses, Get a tester and see if you actually get power to the lights. If you do get power and the lights don't work anyway then it is likely the light switch located on the steering column( has blinker, and light switch together). common Nissan problem.
ya you can find ac kit in one of the wrecking yard.weather stripping check accessories shop.and parts from nissan sentra ,it depends what u depends what you useing.i think its very hard.some of ENGINE parts you can use i think.
Check all lines fittings intake parting line at engine etc for vacuum leaks that can cause your problem. You can spray carb cleaner on suspect components and see if idle changes (not sensors) Listen carefully for any hissing noise while running.
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