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Nissan Titan
Report: Fuel pump failure after long period of driving 200 plus miles
Nissan Titan Problem
Model Years Affected: 2004, 2005
Average Mileage: 105,765 mi (90,057 mi - 130,240 mi)
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Visitor, 2005 Nissan Titan, 97,000 mi
yes, a common problem with the mighty Titan.. After 120 or more constant driving miles the fuel pump starts to fail. I had my Titan to two different mechanics and at the dealer once and they all couldnt tell me what I already suspected.. The fuel pump was the problem and still is. Going to replace it after my next fun repair of the starter that just took a dump on me.. Who in there right mind would put a starter under the intake manifold? What rocket scientist thought of this one? Not only do you have to remove the intake but the injector tubes and not to mention draining the coolant.. Ive been really happy with my purchase of my Mighty Titan sense '05 till here in the past 6 weks that I have put $1400 into her and now its the rocket enginierd starter.. If she wasnt paid for I think I would let her go.. oh ya, just put up with that anoying clicking under the dash. No matter how much you put into replacing the problem it will just keep coming back time after time, and yes, after time.. good luck
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RJ auto, 2004 Nissan Titan, 90,057 miRookie
Rpm's and speed flattened out , slight bucking in rpm, during wide open throttle car wouldn't accelerate. Suspect it to be fuel pump as well according to TSB # 07-040. This was also at the end of a 120 mile trip in which I hit traffic and it took me 4 hours. Problem is gone this morning but I will be changing the fuel pump.
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CuttyCartell, 2004 Nissan Titan, 130,240 miRookie
after about 200 miles of constant driving vehicle would jerk very badly as if transmission were slipping. Just found a TSB for pump failure under full acceleration. replaced no problems since- pending
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