2005 Nissan Frontier - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Hi Tom. I'm Tim Dorton.The simple answer is the wire without power with the key on.Did you have a fire? Need info on why you need the color.

When was the last time it was serviced? I had this issue on a different car and it turned out to be a 'Very' dirty fuel filter. Bad quality 'cheap' fuel or some types of 'Bio' diesel can cause similar problems. Lifting your foot lets the fuel pump catch up supplying fuel. This is also a reasonably cheap fix.

Change the belt

The codes indicate problems (leaks) with your evaporative emission control system - the canister that traps fuel vapors from your fuel tank, and then burns those vapors through the engine. Steve is correct in advising that you have your vehicle checked with a smoke machine, the fastest and surest way to find the leak(s). The system involves several hoses and valves, any of which may be damaged/broken or non-functional.

Go to a different dealer. The dealer should know what is wrong with the vehicle by the codes. Don't let them keep guessing what is wrong and having you replace random parts.

i think you can get help from the original company service and repair manual which will guide to locate the problem with solution and if you need i am sending you a link from where you will get the manual easily its also very cheap and will also help to save your time and money

If the SRS light is blinking that means there's a trouble code stored in the computer. Get the code read and then you'll know what's causing the problem. Best place for wiring diagrams is http://www.wilsonautoelectric.com/TSBDatabase

Hi Robert,here's a link on how to replace your belt. Repair Guides Engine Mechanical Components Accessory Drive Belts AutoZone...

you possible could get some action as the service was not done properly if there is no problem with the transmission performance may be an oil change and filter clean will show any problems to do the filter the pan has to come off and if there is a problem mechanically there will be metal flakes in the pan if nissan knows of transmission issues then those issues can still be covered by warranty even after the period ends You will have to get clear legal ,advice for that at this point , I would take it to an accredited professional transmission shop and ask for an transmission oil change, filter clean , clutch pack and band adjustment and a report on any problems seen during the service I would not be considering a replacement box yet as it may not be necessary

Does the fuse have power in and out when a test light is used? This test would be run with the light switch on.

P0301 is a misfire on cylinder #1, usually either a bad plug, wire or coil pack.

Remove oil filter, remove oil filter stand, replace seal, and reinstall oil filter stand, oil filter, and check oil level, too off if needed.

check the switch,s at the back of the ac control in the dash, if you ac has an automatic temp gauge that also my be the problem.

If you paid a professional to replace the trans, go back to him first so he can give his opinion. Before you do, check the fluid level of the trans, and the condition of the fluid. Any sign of water? But the problem may not be the trans, there could be faults in the engine or cooling system causing the ECU to select limp mode to get you back home. Have you scanned the computer directly with a scanner? Don't rely on the check engine light for very thing relating to codes.

Begin by checking the THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR. This is your most likely culprit.

hope this helps

if car is fueling good or has no engine lite....dont sweat....or buy a haynes manual at zone for details on engine

you have sliding clutch if are experiencing less power on a loaded car , replace it !

underneath the truck bed. you need to drop down the spare tire, then look up and see it by the passenger side rear shock absorber... plastic rectangular box with the evap vent control valve bolted on it

Sounds like you are either losing injector pulses, fuel pump pressure, or spark pulses. Before tearing into anything, check to make sure your battery and cables are in good shape. Then check for engine fault codes. Even if your check engine light is not lit, there may still be codes pending.