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I'm having the same problem regarding the transmission switch. Could you please tell me the name of this switch! Or can you give me a part number. This could save me a lot. Also, can you tell me if it would be advisable to purchase a Air Mass Meter from a Junk Yard? And if so! What parts should I acquire?
Thank You.
MKB.
I am having the same problem with my tranny. I have to bring it down to 1st gear before I put it in drive, and it works after that, but I'm worried about it getting worse. What's the name of that switch?
Hello, I have a 93 Nissan Maxima GXE, and when I stop at a stop light, it starts to hesitate, but never dies though, and it gets worse when the A/C is on. I'm at a loss here; can anyone help?
My 1993 Maxima SE with the VE30DE engine is missing on #5 cylinder. Checked almost all possible causes, ie; switched coils from a known working one, spark plugs, tested ignition control module, and harness wiring. I'm at the point that it must be the fuel injector. So my question is: Just how much of a pain in the butt is it to get the intake manifold off, and getting to the injector? If anyone has done this at home, let me know.
Thanks for any input.
You need to change the valves. It seems as if you have a couple of burnt valves.
I have a 1993 Nissan Maxima and I am having exact same problem. I have to press the gas pedal completely to get the car moving from stop, however after that point it runs fine. Can someone please tell me the part number of the switch that was replaced?? Thanks. (yat_33@yahoo.com)
The switch that is talked about for US$350 is most likely the following:-
Vehicle Revolution Sensor.
It can be replaced easily as it is at the bottom of the transmission and held in place by one 6mm bolt, and it comes with a replacement o-ring in the Nissan package. It is easy to get to and easy to change. This will not fix all the problems described in this thread. It fixes error code 1 when diagnostic is run on the auto transmission and this part is indicated as the failure.
Where is the switch?
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