Right gas what grade type gas the 2000 maxima use

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Could be a bad fuel pump or clogged fuel filter.

if someone put sugar in gas tank and you havent tried to start it then your OK you just need to drop your gas tank and flush it out . If you tried to start it and it got to your engine then you have a major problem like getting a new engine

For a 2000 Olds I would use regular, if you have a pinging noise from the lifters then use mid grade.

turn on acc and listen to pump see if you still smell gas poss.not venting properly

IF YOU HAVE AN NTC TYPE OF COOLANT SENSOR ON THIS CAR , IT CAN BE BAD WIRES TO THE SENSOR , THIS WILL LEAN OUT THE FUEL-AIR MIX , AND MAKE FAULT CODE TYPE 0170-0171 .

left_right
2___1
4___3
6___5

left and right banks... the right bank is the bank next to the firewall... cylinders 5 & 6 are next to the tranny.

The P1320 code is essentially a coil primary voltage problem. This is traceable using a labscope or accurate DVOM and perhaps you can isolate one or two coils that still work but are close to failure...but there is a nissan service message recommending replacement of ALL coils with updated/improved models to prevent this type of failure. TCS/SLIP is traction control. Most likely you have a speed sensor issue. Be aware, some vehicles can falsely illuminate TCS because of low tire pressure in a single wheel.

Jaguar recommends the highest grade of gas for the best overall performance. usually this is between 91 and 95 octane, however many of our Jaguar customers just put the mid- or low grade fuel in the car. Now you can do this but the performance and in most cases the gas mileage wont be as good as the premium gas.
The way I see it is if jaguar did all that testing and engineering for that car and they came to the conclusion that it works best with high octane then i would do it. But hey, its your choice, i hope i helped you out.

Unlaeded if ure vehicle is equiped with a catalytic converter/s.