06 titan freeze plugs location - Cars & Trucks

you need to look at the block below the spark plugs for the factory frost plug location.

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They are on the engine block. Depending on the engine size, usually 2 or 3 on the side and 2 between engine and transmission right below each head.
If you have a timing belt and you noticed coolant leak from front of engine, it could be coming from the water pump inside the timing belt cover.

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If the engine RPM's increase when the gas pedal is floored, you have a transmission problem or a problem with your shift cables.

If the engine RPM's don't change when the gas pedal is floored, you have a throttle pedal cable problem or throttle body problem.

You will need an experienced mechanic to diagnose this problem as it is very dangerous to operate the vehicle under these conditions.

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Took my 06 Titan in today for same problem.Dealer said Nissan made wires to short in steering colum and they pulled apart. $277 and 2 Hr. labor at $98=$474. Need to replace whole shifter they said. This should be a recall and under warranty. I'm calling them and let them know what I think!

unfortunately there is not but if it is that anoying you can pull the fuse but i dont reccomend it!

if it scews in and plugs in its might be right but made by an after market manufacturer. on the bright side if wrong it just blows a fuse

Ani

Go to a reputable transmission shop and find out about re-calibrating your speed sensor. They should be able to take care of that for you.