I was told to turn light on prior to starting vehicle, is this bad?

Try swapping the starter relay with the wiper relay(they are in a fuse box, located under the hood). If it starts, your starter relay is bad.

If the ABS light is on, it's a good idea to find out what codes are stored.

The OBD-II system allows many codes to be read but a specialist with an ABS BrakeScan tool will be needed in order to find the codes for the ABS system for your vehicle.

I bought a Brakescan tool that works on most Ford, Chrysler, and GM vehicles from 1996 through 2005 but, I don't think it will work with the Nissan Maxima.

So, that's why I would direct you to the dealer for this one.

Same here motor mounts first, must be Nissan's procedure to ease you into a transmission job.

Try the voltage regulator.

i would suggest you contact a dealer and tell them what happened they may tell you to bring it in and that may be a good idea when it comes to these computerized vehicles it's not always a good idea to disconnect the positive cable to check to see if the alternator is faulty it may have caused another problem doing so. The best way to check for a charge is with a machine that detects the charging system is operational

yes dont buy it

As for trouble codes, and the dealers recommendation. They are true and accurate, although I would get a second opinion from another auto shop other than the dealer. Do not disclose what you already know other than the problems you are expriencing.

Your local GM dealer can reprogram the key to properly function with this vehicle via the TECHII scan tool they have.

disconnect the alarm horn in the r/h side of your boot lock on lock the vehicle with the key in d/s door the vehicle should start then but ya need to buy a new key fob soon price around 100 euro

Steering is in a bind were wireless key cannot activate. Move steering wheel to the left and right while trying to start. I had the same problem and this is what the Nissan dealership told me to do. I't worked like a dream.


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