These cars are known to have bad earth problems, this causes the starter motor to turn real slow and not start at all, if u put a spare jump lead from the battery negative and earth it to the engine you will see the difference, I undid the 10mm bolt of the chassis and cleaned the area with a sand paper to make a good connection. I cleaned the bolt and fitted the lead back to the battery. It works fine now .
This is indeed a good idea. As I was selling the car and the mechanic came and checked the starter....I didn't want to take the risk and just got it changed for peace of mind. Worked great after that.
Nice! Im having problems with my car, the starter turns really slow and i have changed to new battery but its still bad. So i have to do some more digging to find the problem. Its always a good idea to do a quick google search and look for advice. Thumbs up!
How come that works? I had my battery replaced recently to fix the no start but must have been the starter motor...? Also I couldn't get to the screws on the cowling, do you need a really small screw driver? Honestly so happy I feel like I can keep my car going.. do you think I'll eventually need a new starter motor? :) thanks again
If you have a diagnostic tool available then it would be good to plug that in to get the error codes, as those characteristics could be a host of things like blocked egr valve, dodgy MAF sensor to a vacuum leak etc. If don't have one then I would recommend a diagnostic be done first
This happened to me and its the weirdest fucking thing. Im guessing cruise control doesnt work either? If your brake lights went out, replace them. That will restore the power and cc.
My car is not starting it only shocking on one of the coil and others are not shocking please what did you think would be the problem. Anybody should please help me out
If your coils aren't working then you'll need new coil packs...but something like that will be picked up by a obd reader, so you really do need to get a obd scanner on the car to read the faults first otherwise you'll just be hunting around for faults and wasting money/time on parts that potentially didn't need doing
Hi. You usually press the edge of the clip in (the bit that you press is facing away from you and whilst you got it pressed in, you should be able to slip it down. Sometimes as its plastic it can be a bit stiff and you might need a flat head screwdriver to press it to give more leverage...to see it properly you may have to get your head right under the steering wheel into footwell. Hope it works out for you.
These cars are known to have bad earth problems, this causes the starter motor to turn real slow and not start at all, if u put a spare jump lead from the battery negative and earth it to the engine you will see the difference, I undid the 10mm bolt of the chassis and cleaned the area with a sand paper to make a good connection. I cleaned the bolt and fitted the lead back to the battery. It works fine now .
This is indeed a good idea. As I was selling the car and the mechanic came and checked the starter....I didn't want to take the risk and just got it changed for peace of mind. Worked great after that.
this is soo usefull my dad has that issue bc in his Almera Tino 2004 model year immobiliser is faulty it apearently is known issue on those cars
Nice! Im having problems with my car, the starter turns really slow and i have changed to new battery but its still bad. So i have to do some more digging to find the problem. Its always a good idea to do a quick google search and look for advice. Thumbs up!
Oh my god the hitting with stick just worked for me thankyou!!!!
That's great news
How come that works? I had my battery replaced recently to fix the no start but must have been the starter motor...? Also I couldn't get to the screws on the cowling, do you need a really small screw driver? Honestly so happy I feel like I can keep my car going.. do you think I'll eventually need a new starter motor? :) thanks again
@@FusedMat hi, yes I'd recommend changing the starter motor, it's on its way out so best to nip the problem in the bud.
Screws - you need the long headed screw drivers to reach the 🪛 screws
Fantastic advice as always
Thanks god youtube, it fixed the problem!
Thanks, it is works
My Nissan primera is not powerful anymore and the acceleration is weaker. Could you tell me what should I do pls
If you have a diagnostic tool available then it would be good to plug that in to get the error codes, as those characteristics could be a host of things like blocked egr valve, dodgy MAF sensor to a vacuum leak etc. If don't have one then I would recommend a diagnostic be done first
This happened to me and its the weirdest fucking thing. Im guessing cruise control doesnt work either? If your brake lights went out, replace them. That will restore the power and cc.
does anyone have any idea where the crankcase ventilation is located on a nissan almera 1.8 116 hp
My car is not starting it only shocking on one of the coil and others are not shocking please what did you think would be the problem. Anybody should please help me out
If your coils aren't working then you'll need new coil packs...but something like that will be picked up by a obd reader, so you really do need to get a obd scanner on the car to read the faults first otherwise you'll just be hunting around for faults and wasting money/time on parts that potentially didn't need doing
Hey man i cant seem to get my immobilizer out, you said push n pull it. Are there any other details to this?
Hi. You usually press the edge of the clip in (the bit that you press is facing away from you and whilst you got it pressed in, you should be able to slip it down. Sometimes as its plastic it can be a bit stiff and you might need a flat head screwdriver to press it to give more leverage...to see it properly you may have to get your head right under the steering wheel into footwell. Hope it works out for you.
First issue I had with this car ever
Oh no. Sorry to hear that. Hopefully this helped you out
@@sutsi just called aa
Ok. hopefully it's an easy fix for you. Good luck.
@@sutsi thanks man, the cars served me super well for like 4 years
Just happened