Car died while driving amd wont restart

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Asked by Bcizek85 Feb 06, 2019 at 10:38 PM about the 2002 Nissan Xterra XE V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So my 02 nissan xterra just died while i was driving.  No
warning no lights on nothing.  All the lights work it cranks like
it wants to start but just wont.  It has 178,000 miles. Please
help im soooo stuck like chuck

6 Answers

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Mine just did the same thing any answer to what the issue is?

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Mine just did the same thing i am sitting here trying to find out what happened i have a nissan xterra 2000 3.3 got it used had to replaced the alternator last month

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My 2005 Xterra did the same. Received the following codes P0430, P0420, P1800, P0300. Cleaned original throttle body, cleaned mass air flow sensor, changed O2 sensors, mass flow sensor, cam and crank shaft sensors, fuel pump regulator, replaced throttle body. It cranks at a cold start but once I drive it a few miles it won’t start again. Really need some ideas on how to resolve this.

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It’s either the distributor cap or the timing belt.

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I have a 2000 Xterra does the same thing it keeps showing all kinds of codes map sense code crank sensor all that it's electrical but when it's going on after it's warmed up it falls on his face and don't want to run but when it's going on I can hear underneath the dash or somewhere a clicking like a relay and it keeps doing that if anybody else here is that when it's going on let me know

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