After getting fuel my2005 Nissan murano tries to die won't get up to road speed

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There are lots of ideas here, but due to the fact you can smell gas, clean the Throttle Body with spray cleaner. It isn't shutting properly. Clean the MAF (Mass Air Fuel) sensor as well.

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Most likely a bad tire ( broke belt etc) or alignment problem.

I would try the tire shop first. Sometimes you can see a bulge on a bad tire.

the engine turning over is not a starter problem
flooding is , broken timing belt is , no fuel pressure is , no fuel in the tank is
have the fault codes read to determine the fault

Hello , when you mean it's burning a lot of fuel I'm assuming you bought this car new and it consumes more fuel now then before . Question is hen did u last tuned it up , when I mean tuned up , I mean spark plugs fuel filter , and mainly Oxygen sensors . Also you have to make sure that your tires are in even correct pressure and you car has good brakes and drives smooth on short or long roads . A smooth car could save a lot of fuel ( a free floating vehicle down the road with out having to push the gas hard to move it ,). You may also need to watch your driving habit , if you a speeder then there goes your problem you know what I mean , every after stop sign you want to fly ,
note:- this is just an advise , use it only to head the right detection , good luck To you I hope my answers help you .

only way to be sure is to get it diagnosed.

Try replacing the fuel filter and putting a bottle of HEET in the tank.

Check the airbox and make sure all hoses are tightly pushed together around it. More than likely the air filter was checked and one of the hoses came loose.

Cause could be a few things, are you in a damp climate? If so I would suggest getting a can of silicon spray and spray all of the wiring in the engine compartment. This happened to me with a Volvo and this solved my problem.

check the fuel pump. could be going bad or stopped up....just a guess though, never really worked on a nissan. good luck!