Q: 1999nissanaltima won't start fuel pump replace has spark crank sensor replace still won't start now has code p1105 so help me?

The Check Engine light coming on is an indication that continued operation could cause damage. The engine could also emit excessive emissions. You should have the vehicle's computer scanned for codes. This test will confirm that when the light is...

It is possible that your head gasket may be leaking. When this happens, the pressure in the cylinders of your engine leaks into the cooling system, and causing it to overheat. Another symptom of a bad head gasket can be...

Hey there, thank you for asking about your 2011 Nissan Rogue. When the compressor pump starts to make noise, combined with not blowing cool air, there are many possible problems. It is quite possible that the compressor itself has frozen....

This maybe caused by a variety of potential issues. For starters, I would suggest testing the key a few times while moving the steering wheel to see if this will get it to start again. Try another key, too, if...

Hello - according to Suzuki, all of their engines are interference. The timing belt replacement interval is being revised to 60,000 kilometers; more like 40K miles. So, caution for replacing the timing belt earlier than expected. If you need assistance...

Faults in electronic or mechanical control components in the HVAC system have no effect on the heater core in the passenger cabin. The heater core itself is not a component that would looked at as a cause of engine overheating....

Hi there - not sure how they checked your wheel bearings (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-bad-or-failing-wheel-bearings), but they are still the leading suspect. If the noise is proportional to road speed (increases with road speed), or gets louder when you are on a freeway...

Hello, thank you for writing in. Considering that you just had an alignment done, you will want to have it checked again. You will also want to make sure the tires were balanced, the brakes are not sticking, and that...

The output shaft and input shaft transmission speed sensors are inside the transmission pan. The output sensor is near rear of pan and input is near front of pan on transmission. The pan needs to be removed for access to...