2004 Nissan Maxima Se Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction is a 2004 Nissan Maxima that is in good shape with no rust on the exterior of the car. The inside has grey cloth with no rip or tears.. Has the Bose sound system with all power option including power sunroof. Car has 132,201 miles on it mostly highway to and from work. Tires are still good on the car along with the rotors and brakes.
The bad the cars been sitting for a month or so because of an issue that's unresolved. The car starts fine but when putting into gear it goes in really hard. If you try to drive the vehicle the motor goes into limp mode (not to damage motor) which means it only travels about 25 mph where ever you have the accelerator positioned. The engine light is on along with an airbag light which makes me believe this is more electrical that transmission but just my guess. I'm not a mechanic, just read some articles on the internet dealing with same problems. I had the camshaft sensor replaced on the left side of the motor when they went to do the right side they broke the connector that plugs into the sensor. They hard wired the plug directly and spliced a pigtail on but is only temporary to see if it changed the issue. No luck.... I'm not sure if this is a transmission problem or electrical like I mentioned before.. Engine light is on, but I have no idea what the code is nor do I have a code reader. It's now out of inspection because of it sitting and I already replaced the car for my wife. I was going to try to get it fixed but just don't have the time. Now I just want the car out of the driveway. This can be for someone to fix or part out but will need towed to your location. Any questions let me know......Title in hand.. |
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