1999 Nissan Maxima "front end loose" Questions

Front End problem When you step on the brake, the car feels like it is sputtering when you stop. The brakes work fine. It is underneath lin the front that feels weird. Sounds like front brake rotors ...

...Front end suspension parts faulty Have you had any tire work or other work done on the car recently? My first thought is loose lug nuts. BEFORE you drive another inch, check the lug nuts to make sure ...

...hear noises coming from the front end? Bottom line is it will depend on the symptom of your vehicle as it relates to the problem. Does your 2003 Maxima need an alignment or will it ever?? Probably

...front end tug on the wheel left and right side if you have play it is a wheel bearing tug top and bottom if you have play it is the spindle/kingpin i've never heard of a cv axle being loose and if it ...

...front and rear and aside from the clacking sounds, the car is very nervous at the rear end when I pass into a small bump or road irregularity (like if the tires were inflated like a baloon), so any ...

...front right (passenger) side. Where are the vacuum lines so i can check all of them There are actually a few lines in your car. On the hood there should be a diagram of the vacuum system pointing out ...

...front-end on proper safety jacks remove the left-front tire and look behind the front tire, you'll see a rubber bellows of sorts (this is the CV boot) if it is torn this is probably (however it may ...

...front wheel bearings, the radiator which was sort of loose....and the squeak is still there... it is difficult to describe but it almost sounds like metal rubbing on metal. my car was on a collision ...

...front of you, you take the 12mm wrench and remove the nut which holds the positive battery to the starter solinoid. Be careful, rotate the nut counter clockwise. Do not apply a lot of force, you WILL ...

...end had split and this was causing it it rattle. With regards to the belt, if the back of the belt is glazed and the front is cracked (you will see this plainly where it is exposed over the tensioner ...