Has happened intermittently over the last few months but have been able to start car the following day. Yesterday it happened again and this time could not get it started. Service engine light has not been on and there are no fault codes. Today I shot some ether into the intake manifold and engine started briefly then died. I assume fuel pump issue, but am looking for some help.
Have the fuel system pressure tested. Sometimes the check valve in the pressure regulator fails. Testing will ensure which parts aare failing. could be the pump or the regulator.
SOURCE: Car won't run.Turns over & sputters, but won't stay running.
How hot did it get before you chg. thermostat? Could have jumped time, timming chain maybe, cracked head, or head gasget. whatever it is don't sound good. Oil smoke, flame throer, that meny mi. motor junk........ Not what you want to hear i know.
SOURCE: 2003 Nissan Murano dies after cranking the ignition
Cause could be a few things, are you in a damp climate? If so I would suggest getting a can of silicon spray and spray all of the wiring in the engine compartment. This happened to me with a Volvo and this solved my problem.
SOURCE: 2005 DB9 / crank no start
pull out negative terminal battery located under rear right seat.wait for 5 min n then install again the lead negative terminal.insert the key to ignition cylinder.turn the key on off three times.now start the engine.make sure u use recommended fuel grade.
SOURCE: my Nissan terrano 1996 2.7
I just had the computer on my Terrano rebooted, which seems to have solved the problem with it 'die'-ing and surging. One of the local Auto Electrical places sorted it.
SOURCE: nissan primera loses power when driving. I switch
Nissan
announces recall of 747,000 trucks, SUVs in U.S. - Oct. 28, 2010. Nissan had a problem with defective relays. Faulty relays in the engine control module in Nissan vehicles cause
engine performance issues including rough idle, engine stalling or inability to
start vehicle. Call your local dealer and see if your vehicle is under this recall, you will need to supply your VIN number. If so, they will repair the problem at no cost.
Good luck, i hope this helps.
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