Sounds like your throttle position sensor is having problems some symptoms are uneven or rough idling, intermittent acceleration, no response at all.
SOURCE: I have a 2008 Nissan
P2135 and P2138 relate to the rationality of the redundant throttle position sensors or the accelerator pedal position sensors. If the relative voltages of the sensors do not match throughout the range of movement, a code will set. This will generally keep throttle control below 1800 rpm. You want to keep the dealer out of this issue, however unfortunately, the dealer has more advanced diagnostics that can pinpoint which sensor is causing the code set. Some, more progressive, repair shops also have better diagnostics than say the standard OBD II, which will not throughly diagnose. You will need to determine which of these sensors is casuhing the code set in order to effect repair. Good Luck! I hope you find this to be very helpful!
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SOURCE: 1999 nissan frontier truck won't start it just clicks
try to turn the headlight on and start if the light gose off at the same time you need to replace the battery , but if its stay on and no start change the starter
SOURCE: 2008 nissan frontier oil filter location
Look under the front of the truck. You will see a square removable plate with 2 bolts in it...inches from where the radiator sits. Remove those bolts and you will have access to the filter.
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