were is the reset button or safety button can't get the car started no more

Asked by carl32754 May 23, 2009 at 03:46 AM about the 1986 Nissan Maxima

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it's my daughter's first car she drove it 5mile and that was it. put fuel pump nothing think it has to do with security shut off but  don't know were it is?????

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Mike answered 14 years ago

You can try a battery disconnect Is the Security light flashing on the dash board when attempting to start Try a different key if you have one Leave key you have in the ignition in the on position for about 10 minutes shut off then attempt to restart. After that I have no idea

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scri answered 5 years ago

Where is the location fuel pump rest button on 06 Nissan maxim of

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Dojhaa answered 4 months ago

how can any of this be helpfull if any click sends me to a buy a car site. says many have answered but how do i access the answers. another scam it looks like.

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Dojhaa answered 4 months ago

all clicks direct me to buy a car but where are the answers. another scam.

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