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I have a 1995 nissan altima i have no spark in the spark plugs but have power running to the harnest that connects to the distributor.is the distributor messed up
Re: I have a 1995 nissan altima i have no spark in the...
The distributor has what is called a pick up coil which maybe unserviceable or the roter or roter cap may be fouled up or damaged...Hope this helps you out.
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you may need to replace the spark plugs, may not be getting fuel, may need to replace the spark plug wires or distributor cap, may need to replace the fuel pump or fuel filter
may be you should
make a diagnostic and you can do it in a garage or you can do it by yourself
if you want to do it by yourself you need
some tools
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Its just fouled some plugs again. Need an overhaul. If you just put a valve job on it it will just put more stress on the rings and will need it anyway. Not much you can do except change plugs all the time! God Bless Greg
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