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2004 Nissan Sentra Spec V Se-r (new Engine) Orlando, Fl on 2040-cars
US $4,500.00
Year:2004
Mileage:160000
Location:
United States
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PLEASE WATCH VIDEO ON YOUTUBE -- "2004 nissan sentra spec v new engine" by Marley Mon --- I talk about all of this in the video.
Plus, I forgot to mention that I installed lights inside the car. It’s a blue
neon light. I'll probably upload another video showing the lights shortly. The
transmission has 160,000 miles and about 20,000 on the new engine. I want to be 100% honest with my customers. So feel free to
ask me anything about the car. Location: Orlando Florida. If interested, plan to meet in a local place. Meeting & payment in person is required. Contact info is in the shipping details. The Good: ·
New engine- installed perfectly- no issues-
20,000 miles ·
No leaks (oil, exhaust, etc.) ·
Tune up done (oil change, filter, spark plugs,
pipes and tubes, etc.) ·
New tires and alignment done ·
Bearings done on all four tires ·
New Radio- CD- Aux- USB ·
Body is in good/decent condition ·
Interior is in good/decent condition The Bad: ·
AC cool air doesn't work (heat works)- AC pipes
and tubes are damaged and will cost about $600 to get these parts replaced ·
"Engine Service Soon" light is on. I
had a mechanic look at this and it is an "O2 Sensor " It about s $105
at Auto Zone. My mechanic said he'd replace it for $25. ·
All speakers (6) inside the car are blown-
around $300 to get this fixed ·
Lock & Unlock buttons don't work. Must use
key to unlock door- Electrical issue- inside car lights don't work either. I
have installed a blue light into the car (just because at the time I wanted a
blue light), but whether or not you like it is up to you. It solved the problem
for me. I would probably sell the car for 6,000, but considering the
O2 sensor, speakers, electronic and the AC issues that still needs to be fixed,
I rounded that all down to about $4,500. Let me know if you have any questions
or concerns. |
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