Where is my fuel filter, I looked but did not see it. Can you send me schematics?

One way to find it go up to a site that sells Nissan parts. On there if you search for a fuel filter they should have an exploded view schematic showing the fuel filter, and other parts it's connected to.
These schematics are helpful on older vehicles for seeing where parts are located.

Google schematic of your model.

1 filter is in tank other is probably on frame back by rear wheel. Itll look like a silver can.

In many vehicles 2000 and up, auto makers started putting a strainer type filter between the fuel door and fuel tank to help catch large particles before hitting the fuel, which could mess up the pump, sending unit, and clog your fuel filter quickly. It was also added, in my opinion, to help prevent siphoning. So I would try to look and see if that filter is plugged or clogged. Another thing it may be is sometimes at fuel pumps, the pumps themselves pump the fuel too quickly, making the fuel back up on itself.

Fuel sending unit is inside the gas tank and must be pulled to access it. the oil pressure sending unit is near the oil filter.

Have you tried one of the aftermarket automotive repair manuals such as Haynes ? ( check spelling ) I find them to be excellent for the do-it-your-selfer.

look at the back by your flywheel or in front by your pulley.or it could have a cam sensor

Fuel Filter Removal & Installation To Remove:

1. Remove fuel tank.
2. Remove fuel pump/fuel gauge sending unit.
3. Remove fuel filter from fuel pump/fuel gauge sending unit.

To Install:

1. Install fuel filter to fuel pump/fuel gauge sending unit.
2. Install fuel pump/fuel gauge sending unit.
3. Install fuel tank.

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However, I would look at ignition or tune up issues rather than simply a fuel filter.

Find out what the engine problem is by having the engine's computer scanned through the OBD-II port.

Under the car, center, below seating area, front of fuel tank, mounted on the frame.

Lots of possibilities.

Could have corrosion build up and rust clogging fuel tank pick up. Usually reverse air pressure helps, but would help to remove tank sending unit to see if you can **** out any water or gunk.

Could have vacuum building up in tank. Make sure charcoal canister purge valve is working right, and no hiss when taking off gas cap.

Could be fuel pump. Check pressure and volume, leakage, etc.

Could be filter. If carb, remember there is a small filter in the carb as well.

If fuel injected, may have bad pressure regulator or safety valve in line.
The pressure test results will help.