I have a 2006 Nissan armada that when I drive it for a long period of time. It starts to act like it don't want to go like its not getting gas or something. Can you possibly tell me what the problem could be

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sounds like a fuel regulator. probily need new spark plugs also

SOURCE: How do you remove the brake light assembly on a 2006 Nissan Armada

These can be a "bugger"... Once you have the 2 screws out, I usually get a small screwdriver wrapped in a rag between the lamp and the quarter panel (on the side of the vehicle) and gently pry the lamp straight towards the back. You might think that something is going to break and just when you think it will for sure, it will pop loose and the lamp will be in your hands, so be ready to catch it.

Good luck!

Nissan Scope Certified Technician- 10 + years in Nissan dealership

SOURCE: tire pressure on a nissan armada

Check the driver door for recommended pressure. All cars have a label attached to the door with this info (driver door or door post). Let me know if u have any trouble finding it.

SOURCE: 2006 Nissan Armada changed battery but no power

check and make sure the battery cables are connected securely and properly. if they are, try a jump start. any questions you can email me at [email protected]

SOURCE: I replaced the battery in my 2006 Nissan Armada

No matter how much you don't think this happens but when your heater is on the a/c also goes because it act's like a dehumidifier so in the winter when you crank the heat it takes the moisture out of the air to make things heat up faster, There will be a relay switch on the other side of the fire wall inside the cab that will either have a seperate fuse that you will need to change or you just have no connection to your switches on your dash. either way the best way to check it would be to take a volt/amp meter and check all your connections in your fuse box.