speedeast wrote:It's the only one in there that looks like this:
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i always do hahabreadbox wrote:eliminates the safety feature, aka you better make sure you are in neutral before starting.
That's it.
Possible as wellbadbob2121 wrote:ignition switch?
I remember reading about Nissans having this issue, still ground related. Even if the grounds are clean, they may not be substantial enough. NOT saying the ground IS the problem, but how is your current grounding set up?danshaz82 wrote: but i cleaned the battery terminals and connections today as well as all the grounds.
but it didnt do anything. i still have the no start and just the clicking.
when i dont drive it for a few hours, itll do it. sometimes itll do in the morning, most of the time it doesnt tho.Nashville91s13 wrote:Mine seems to do it more after I haven't driven it for a substancial amount of time and seems to fire right up if I have recently run it like after getting gas or running in Kroger or somewhere. I'm going to have my battery tested.
that i know of, i have the ground from the negative batt terminal to the intake mani. i have the ground form the injectors right under the VC, and i have a ground on the end of the block on the exhaust side. those are all the ones i took off and cleaned.PEZi wrote:
I remember reading about Nissans having this issue, still ground related. Even if the grounds are clean, they may not be substantial enough. NOT saying the ground IS the problem, but how is your current grounding set up?
when i held it down, it fired right up. now im not sure if its cause of that switch being pressed, or just cause it decided to start on that try.danshaz82 wrote: