2003 Nissan Pathfinder "39 vehicle park" Questions

...39;t seem likely since it runs perfectly until the magic 2,300 rpm. Replace your MAF, its a little pricey around $280.00 or so but this will clear the code but make sure you have the ECM reprogrammed ...

...vehicle once it's been parked for the night.Placing enough newspaper may also keep your Pathfinder from depositing a nearly-impossible-to-remove oil stain onto your garage floor overnight.If you ...

...39;m located in Seattle. Any suggestions? - Heather Hi Heather,it may be your water pump leaking or a radiator hose.Keep water in it,keep a jug in the vehicle,if it's the water pump,then it will leak ...

...vehicle are computer controlled and in most cases when a fault occurs a fault code is stored in the memory of the computer control module. There are exception to this, such as the Mass Airflow Meter ...

...vehicle will run rough and not accelerate normally- may even cut-off or mis-fire some and lose power. ( Gasoline deteriorates into a varnish and solvent mixture in the fuel tank if it sits for many ...

vehicle's tendency to roll.The last answer was cut from Parts America.com and I have to add I am looking for more than this answer since until the transmission rebuild two months ago this van

...at the park position to make sure it is still in place and working.  Typically, if the vehicle won't start in Park or Neutral it is more likely to be the Transmission neutral safety

...39;t mention what year or model your car was but most late-model vehicles have a brake interlock on the shift mechanism, which makes it so you must have your foot on the brake in order to shift the ...

...39;t let the vehicle come out of park). It could also be a bad range selector sensor on the transmission, however, I'm not sure if these Pacifica's are equipped with them or not or if ...

...39;s going on with my car? Electronic's . Your vehicle has a couple safety system that are computer controlled . Shift interlock won't let the gear selector move from park into a gear unless you foot ...