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2000 nissan maxima se 3.0l crank, no start, replaced fuel pump, new starter, new battery, was starting
replaced cma sensor, sounds like it wants to start with the gas pedal slammed to the floor
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Couple of other things to check!
1. Check the fuel pump.
2. Check for all related fuses....fuel pump,ignition,battery etc
3. Check for spark from ignition coil...if no spark present ,could be crank sensor faulty(located on the side housing of the timing belt) or the knock sensor located the same side at the bottom below large belt pulley....
IF its not a fuel issue as in you checked your fuel pump, fuel filter, fuel injectors and pressure regulator, try having your timing belt looked at. Maybe its time to replace it. Check your crank and camshaft sensors as well.
if vehicle hesitates to start do you mean long cranking time (posible fuel pump) or no crank at all then suddenly starts then it is possible starter solenoid (notorious) - complete starter assembly needs replacement.
scan it, no check engine no codes, havent replaced crank sensor, crank sensor covered in oil
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