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Usually requires replacement of oil sensor located on the block of the engine. Usually a round thing about size of a silver dolly with 1/4 inch pipe plug threaded into block and two wires connected to harness.
call nissan give them the vin number thers a recall on the cam and crank sensors do that first if the recall has been done and ther are no sensor codes find the missing cyl.move the coils around to see if the mis follows if not check batt volts green/white wire good ground at the black/yellow wire after that you need a lab scope to look at the wave pattern of each coil.ther should be 2-4 volt sawtooth pattern all the coils should look abought the same.
water temp sensor may need to be replaced. If there is no check engine warning, try to borrow an external water temp gauge if you would like to check it yourself.
The knock sensor is located under the intake manifold.The best way to get to it is to lift the car completly up go undert it and look right under the intake manifold.There is a steel tube about 2inches thick that will be blocking your view but its right behind it.GOOD LUCK.
Its possible, that you crank angle sensor is failing. Also, that vehicle had a issue with the ECM/computer. Nissan put a set of foams inside of the ECM box to prevent the ECM from movement, however the glue that they used to attach the foams was causing the ECM to fail. The vapors from the glue would eat up vital circuits inside the computer causing failuer. I would go to your local dealer and provide them with your VIN nujber. With the VIN number, thay can check to ysee if the foam campaign has been doen and also the crank and cam angle sensor camaign. Nissan volunteraly replaced cam and crank angle sensors if the VIN number matches the campaign. Your ECM/computer is covered for 8years or 80000 miles. We are also starting to see timing chains getting stretched causing running issues, but you will have a "check engine light on" for cam angle sensor circuit. Anyhow, go to your local friendly NIssan dealer and have them run your VIN number to see if you have any open campaigns (crank and cam sensors, ECM foam etc.) Good luck and let me know what you find.
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