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Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:05 am
My daughter gave me her 1995 Nissan 240 SX when she bought a new car. It has 154,000 miles and drips oil, but runs good IF you can crank it.
The most frustrating thing is putting the key in the ignition and nothing happens when you turn it. Sometimes if you turn the key harder it will crank.
Sometimes you have to take the key out and put it in and turn multiple times before it will crank.
IF it turns over it starts, but it's especially noticable in the afternoon after work. In 130 degree interior heat it may take several minutes repetition before the ignition turns over. In the relative cool of the morning it often cranks on the first turn of the switch.
What is the most likely culprit, the key switch itself? How do you fix that, if so?
Thanks