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WWW.NISSAN-MAXIMA.CAR-DIR.COM - NISSAN MAXIMA, NISSAN NASSAU, NISSAN ALTIMA, NISSAN SKYLINE, NISSAN VERSA, NISSAN SILVIA. - 20th Apr 2006 16:56 I just got back from the Nissan dealership to address the service engine light.
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| Nissan 350z Part My 2000 maxima SE has already had all six coils replaced by a local independent shop when the car reached about 70000 miles. Now at 80000 miles Nissan is telling me that all coils need to be replaced again. |
| Nissan Stanza Part What He at the dealer hinted toward the possibility of non Nissan parts being installed by the local shop. Nissan 350z Part. After a quick call they were in fact authentic parts. |
| Used Nissan Part Looks like the parts and labor will be under warranty by the the local guys but what is going onArray Nissan recommends replacing all coils to eliminate the potential of leaving one bad coil that could make the others fail. When all is said and doneArray I LOVE my BlaximaArray 27th Apr 2006 09:00 Similar problem as everyone else here. Nissan Stanza Part. Service engine light came on and the dealer tells me that all coils need replacing on my 2000 Maxima (all plugs too just for good measure) at a cost of around $1000. |
| Nissan Part Online Ill be taking it somewhere else because I dont want the dealer to get my $$$. This seems to be a common problem and I wanted to add myself to the list of complaints. Used Nissan Part. There is actually a petition to have this addressed as a recall: petition.html. |
| Nissan Truck Part 1st May 2006 14:42 I had this same problem too and I was not about to replace all six if only one was bad. Nissan 350z Part. I figured out a way to test them and this test has worked for other people too. |
| Car Part Oem Nissan I was able to figure out which two were bad replaced only those. It has been 4 months and not single problem since. Nissan 350z Part. Check out the test I also have a write up on how to replace them here too. |
| Nissan Outboard Part 8th May 2006 09:10 Hi all I bought last year a 2001 Maxima SE and since 3 weeks TCS ABS and SLIP are always on when I drive my carArray I think I have to change Coils to resole the problemArray But I dont understand how Coils can have a relation with ABS and TCSArray Can someone please help meArray I dont want change Coils pay 6001000$ and still have the problemArray Many Thanks in advance. Nissan 350z Part. 5th Jun 2006 13:48 I recently bought a 2000 Maxima under the impression that it would be a reliable car. |
| Nissan 300zx Part Although one month later I am having the same problems as everyone is mentioning Array the misfiring sputtering loss of power cold startsArray but my check engine light has never been on. I took it to a local auto parts store and they ran a check and no codes came back. Nissan 350z Part. I took it to a dealership and they said that it was the MAF sensor. |
| Nissan Spare Part Where I work I was able to get a sensor for free and see if it fixed the problem Nope. Does anyone have any advice on if I should start changing the coils and if so how hard is it on a scale of 1 to 5 5 being the hardest. My Service Engine TCS Slip lights came on this morning. Nissan 350z Part. After reading the thread here Im not encouraged but can anyone tell me what is covered under warrantyArray I have a 2001 Max SE with 72K kms and purchased an extended warranty. |
| Nissan Engine Part, Nissan Ud Truck Part The business manager told me that Id need the warranty for such things as trivial as the AC electric seats etcArray and would be even more thankful should I need it for something engine related. Nissan 350z Part. Am I too looking at a $600 $800 service billArray Or will my extended warranty cover meArray 9th Jun 2006 17:25 I have now had 3 coils replaced on my 2000 Maxima. Used Nissan Part. Each replacement has been around $300. Nissan Part Online. The dealer told me today that some people just replace them all once they start going bad to save the trouble of dealing with them over and over. Nissan 350z Part. This seems like an engineering problem to me and should probably be dealt with through a recall by the company. |
