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1994 Nissan Maxima

Fuel Injectors May Leak and Cause Engine/Fuel Problems

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The fuel injectors can develop leaks on some models, causing the engine to run poorly or to become less fuel efficient.

10 Reports

Engine performance problems due to crankshaft position sensor failure

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The crankshaft position sensor can fail causing the engine to run poorly or it may crank but fail to start.

7 Reports

Vehicle Speed Sensor May Fail and Cause Speedometer to Stop Working

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Failure of the vehicle's speed sensor can cause speedometer and the cruise control to become inoperative. A failed speed sensor will require replacement.

6 Reports

Coolant leak from threaded plug below camshaft

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A coolant leak can develop from the front of the cylinder head that can appear to be a head gasket leak. There is a threaded plug just below the camshaft that may leak if there is corrosion present on the threads. Cleaning any residue, re-installing the plug with pipe thread (Teflon) tape, and torquing the plug to the specification typically repairs the leak.

2 Reports

Variable camshaft gears fail

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The variable camshaft gears fail, which may require replacement.
2 Reports
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