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Have you recently replaced any parts, such as the distributor, rotor, or anything similar? I recently had this same issue, and found that the problem was a loose rotor retention bolt.
Had similar problem... Fixed it by Repairing (aka Deleting/Re-Routing) the Emissions [E.R.G. Delete]! Would Turnover, but never fire. Replaced Battery/Jumped, Spark-Plugs, Starter ...but still no start. Randomly found instructions to remove/bypass parts of the Emissions; did it; and truck starts up no problem! Has been running so much better, and with no problems, for +2000miles!... I'm NOT a Mechanic or really an Auto guy at all (learned a lot via working on this Truck!); but I rank this as a EASY-MED Project--w/ No Special Tools! There are a lot of Articles & Videos online to Bypass parts of Nissan Emissions, so find one that matches the model you're working on. _________Know this is an old question, and u probably fixed or ditched the truck at this point; but figured I would add my experience to help anyone else having this problem... {OWN: 1986 Nissan D21 | Manual | 2wd}
I know this is taboo legally, but happened to a customer vehicle I worked on ('88) and the catalytic converters were clogged...knocked them out and it runs great (if you have emissions checks in your state, you need to replace them or make a delete((false signal)) for the o2 sensor.
No ran fine went out to crank it up and it just turns over