problem with my 95 maxima
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Asked by Lorraine Jaira Dec 11, 2009 at 11:49 AM about the 1995 Nissan Maxima

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

what could be the problem when your engine is making clicking noises, and when you hold down the breaaks it shakes

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Drift answered 14 years ago

clicking noises can be that your low on oil or your valves are tapping....... as for the brakes, it could be that your engine mounts are worn or you might have a brake booster issue..... good luck!

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Lee answered 14 years ago

it could also be warped or uneven wear on your brakes if it shakes. also make sure the brake fluid is full and clean.

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Kyle answered 14 years ago

my 2000 use to do that when i needed an oil change, try a thicker oil.. should help, but deff sounds like a valve tap, as far as the brakes, its gotta be warped rotors

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