Car Won't Start why?

Asked by PRETTY_iN_iNK Nov 12, 2020 at 05:58 PM about the 2000 Nissan Xterra SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2000 nissan xterra. 2WD 3.3L
I was in a car wash it started to sputter than died. Had to
push it out
About 45 min later went outside to get something out of it.
It started that sputter and died again. Right after I was
able to start it and move it and now won't start.
I've replaced the fuel pump and the fuel pump relay. Please
help!!!

9 Answers

I have a 2000 nissan xterra... this thing is driving me nuts. I was driving on the freeway 65mph and it just died. Replace a ton of parts. Fuel sending unit, fuel pump, fuel filter, the fuel relay, distributor, crankshaft sensor, coolant thermostat sensor, oil change, check all spark plugs. I have spark I have fuel and air flow. Its not throwing any codes. It cranks but WONT start. Its killing me. I've looked at every video, tested the rotor to see if it spins to see if the belts broken. Im missing something. Help!!!!

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