Motor Dies After Start Up(unless rev'd)
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the exact same thing happened to my parents 98 maxima, and they had to replace the starter and the flywheel. The car had about 86k miles on it, so i guess it was right about that time to get it replaced.
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the car seemed fine for a few months eventhough i had to rev it up to keep it idling and it cranked up fine but a few months later starter failed and i replaced that. Than the mechanic (cousin of mine) figured out that it was also a flywheel issue when we would crank it up and it would hesistate starting up, we replaced that too and problem went away.
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It looks like it's in the fuel tank like the Z.
http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/200...el_screen.html
I'm not sure that's correct though. I'm finding conflicting info.
edit: Found a good DIY.
http://www.shiftice.com/fuel_filter.html
http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/200...el_screen.html
I'm not sure that's correct though. I'm finding conflicting info.
edit: Found a good DIY.
http://www.shiftice.com/fuel_filter.html
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Stalling
if the car is starting(cranking over)fine and it just seems to die if you dont rev it up,it sounds like you have and idle problem at start up..you may need to have the idle relearned,its a pretty simple process but unfortunately can only be done with a consult device from the dealer
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