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Relevance: 100% Posted on: 02/16/2018
Member Credit: Fezzik Hey guys. I was really interested in the Ghetto Air Box (GAB) but did not want to destroy the filter holder (>65 dollar value according to Dave B) So I thought up a way to create the same thing without cutting part of the holder off. This may…
Relevance: 100% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: Sparky This 1997 Nissan Maxima was towed in from another shop after unsuccessful repair attempts. I am not sure how many shops it has been to. Tried to crank vehicle, it spit and coughed and jumped and carried on but I managed to get it to fire a…
Relevance: 95% Posted on: 11/10/2017
So you get your code scanner and it says something like, "Bank 1 Sensor 2". So where exactly are these banks located? Bank 1 means that the sensor is closest to the Firewall. Bank 2 means that the sensor is closest to the Radiator. Yup, it's that simple.
Relevance: 88% Posted on: 06/23/2020
Credit: Rene aka https://www.youtube.com/user/carsnwomen91 Please subscribe to show them support! Part 1 - Introduction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIBEMiUmcYk Part 2 - Inspecting and Opening the Motor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCl_nSafhVk Part 3 - Timing Chain Assembly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoljm21mltQ Part 4 - Cam Trigger Wheels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEnqAsZ9HHM Part 5 - Trans Swap, First Start-Up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kGXUOLpJBg
Relevance: 84% Posted on: 03/29/2021
Community Member Credit: Sparky This 2005 Nissan Maxima came in with the complaint that the tail lights do not work and the fuse blows. The tail light fuse is located in the underhood fuse box on the passenger side of the vehicle. The black plastic trim panel that runs from…
Relevance: 73% Posted on: 12/19/2020
Community Member Credit: JIME Ok guys after spending a lot of time and money last year I ended up using an automatic shifter dubbed shift-fast for my automatic transmission.. It is just some relays connected to a RPM switch (Emanage\UTEC\MSD). It works fine, it allows me to shift at any…
Relevance: 65% Posted on: 05/08/2021
Community Member Credit: Stephen Max Here are the steps involved in converting to a 70mm Pathfinder throttle body: 1. Make or purchase adapter plate, 2. When you first do a trial fitting of the adapter plate to the intake manifold, you will see that the 70mm opening is considerably larger…
Relevance: 64% Posted on: 07/22/2020
Credit: DennisMik I would like to start by thanking JNCoRacer for his motivational pep talk. He was smart enough to know that I could do it, even though I didn't think I could. Thanks man. You will need various standard tools: screwdrivers (Phillips for screws & flat for prying), wire…
Relevance: 63% Posted on: 09/27/2020
Community Member Credit: Eddy Out of nowhere, I noticed that the trunk on my FX35 was not fully closing. Initially, I thought the actuator was toast and I would need to replace it. When you get the lock, you should be able to hear the trunk latch engage. I wasn't…
Relevance: 61% Posted on: 09/22/2019
Member Credit: Cdg2125 Tools Required: Ratchet 10m socket 12mm socket Flathead or 8mm socket Pliers or vise grips 1 can of Throttle Body cleaner 1 can of Carb cleaner (I find Berrymans B12 to work fastest) New throttle body gasket New IAC Valve Gasket (dealer only) Step 1: Disconnect battery.…
Relevance: 57% Posted on: 01/20/2018
Member Credit: MissMiami Below are the most commonly asked questions before starting this conversion. This very similar to getting the hybrid bumper which allows you to retain 2004-2006 Headlights/Hood with 2007/2008 Bumper. "Where did you get your 2007 bumper?" I got mine on eBay for about $50.00 on eBay, with about $50.00…
Relevance: 56% Posted on: 03/26/2018
Member Credit: schmellyfart I've had this project on the back burner for the better part of the last year and a half, but it is finally done. 75mm tb on an A32 3.5 swap with a functioning IACV. The TB is an aftermarket 75mm TB produced for a 86-93 Mustang, redrilled…
Relevance: 56% Posted on: 01/05/2017
Member Credit: Scrambler My SES light came on the other day and the code is indicating O2 sensor Bank 1, Sensor 1. That is the bank that is on the back side of the engine, against the firewall. Sensor 1 is the sensor in the exhaust manifold before the cat. BTW...…
Relevance: 53% Posted on: 12/12/2020
Community Member Credit: greghome At one point on the Maxima message boards in late 1999 there was a lot of talk about increasing airflow through the Maxima intake by removing the screen from the Mass Airflow (MAF) Sensor. The screen is not a secondary filter as one might suspect. Its…
Relevance: 53% Posted on: 03/29/2021
Community Member Credit: Sparky This 2003 Nissan Maxima came in with the complaint that only the highest blower speed was working. The air would not blow at all, on the lower speeds. Suspecting a faulty blower resistor, I went to the passenger side of the dash. The blower resistor is…
Relevance: 52% Posted on: 07/20/2020
Kirill made a run of clutch pedal spacers for 5-speed and 6-speed. This is a one piece 5/8 thick aluminum spacer, it gets installed on the inside of the firewall for auto to manual swapped Maxima’s. $60 bucks shipped within the US. You can join my4thgen FB group for more…
Relevance: 52% Posted on: 09/02/2019
Member Credit: EddyMaxx Our 2009 7thgen Nissan Maxima threw code P0075 - Intake Valve Control Solenoid Circuit (Bank 1). Bank 1 is the location closest to the Firewall. The first thing to always do is to check the connectors and harness to see if it's broken or has any exposed…
Relevance: 51% Posted on: 01/05/2017
Community Member Credit: NiZMo1o1 The Sun Auto Hyper force is an ignition enhancer, in which provides greater throttle response and smoother engine performance by providing optimal spark duration and maximum voltage output. This product is very effective at higher revs where a normal spark would diminish, specially on boosted 350Zs/…
Relevance: 50% Posted on: 02/10/2018
Member Credit: Sparky This 2003 Nissan Maxima had a faulty blower resistor and as a result I wanted to look at the cabin air filter as a possible cause of the resistor failure. To see that repair please click here. The cabin air filter is located behind the glove box area and…
Relevance: 49% Posted on: 12/27/2020
Credit: redlinegoods 1. Start by removing your Shift Console. 2. Pull the the rear of the shift console towards you and slightly lift. 3. Pull the console slowly until it separates from the lower portion of the radio. 4. Turn the shift knob counter clockwise to remove it. You will…
Relevance: 47% Posted on: 09/23/2020
Please Note: This is in reference to the 6-Speed Manual Maxima's. What does HLSD Stand for? HSLD Stand for Helical Limited Slip Differential What is it and what does it do? It is a limited-slip allowing power to be fed to both wheels when wheel slippage is felt. You can feel…
Relevance: 46% Posted on: 01/20/2018
Member Credit: NAMEL355 Decided to take pictures as I changed the ATF in my 2005 Nissan Altima SE-R (Should be similar for 6th gen Maximas) since I couldn't really find any how to's prior to attempting my first ATF change using the Drain and Refill method. Usually people do 3 drain…
Relevance: 44% Posted on: 12/19/2020
Community Member Credit: JIME This mod forces the transmission to shift at FULL Line Pressure at all times the switch is on. A WOT (Wide Open Throttle) switch is best suited for this purpose because the part throttle shifts are extremely harsh and could damage the transmission. The drop resistor…
Relevance: 44% Posted on: 06/15/2020
Member Credit: CXJ Performance I went to start my car using the auto start and it stalled. I got the car checked and it threw code P0340 Camshaft Bank 1 Position Sensor Malfunction. Below is my guide to the repair. Symptoms Car hesitates to start Car manual mode is stuck…
Relevance: 40% Posted on: 01/01/2018
Member Credit: wariow3 Difficulty: Easy to moderate. Knowledge of LED's + Resistors Experience with soldering recommended Items needed: Small flat head screw driver small phillips screwdriver 5mm leds ,I used white LED's( around 10, more just incase they blow or just dont' work) I get mine off ebay from the…
Relevance: 39% Posted on: 02/24/2021
Community Member Credit: AJ~ I love voltmeters. They tell you if the alternator died and you are running on the battery. Or in our case, the voltage regulator died and the car's electrical system was seeing 18.6VDC. Luckily, the ECU survived. All cars should have a voltmeter, and since El…
Relevance: 39% Posted on: 05/06/2021
Community Member Credit: LatinMax Why Needed? If you want to gain at least 1 more lb of boost. Parts/Price: K&N Filter 3.5" Diameter Opening (#RU-1785) $52.00 Rubber 90 Degree 3" Pipe $5.00 3" PVC 6-8 Feet 3" ProFlex Coupling (Brand FERNCO) 3" Silicone Hose Remove the low-pressure SC pipe and cover…
Relevance: 38% Posted on: 12/12/2020
Community Member Credit: maxirob About 5 months ago just before I tore the intake down to replace the very leaky right bank rocker cover gasket she started stalling when idling, then bucking at higher rpm's. Progressively becoming more frequent and then finally...got P0100 MAF code. After suspecting a poor ground,…
Relevance: 36% Posted on: 01/07/2018
Member Credit: THE PRESENCE, EddyMaxx & DeusExMaxima Unboxing Cattman photos from Eddy. This is a project that I will never forget. Actually, me and my mechanic had fun with the install. This is why I had to purchase a set of Cattman Headers. The precat facing the front grille wasn't so bad but definitely needed…
Relevance: 34% Posted on: 01/05/2017
Member Credit: Technosquareinc The pictures are from a 350z but you can see its just about the same exact procedure for a 6thgen. Tools required for ECU removal and re-installing. 1. 10 mm socket and ratchet (or equivalent) 2. Philip (cross) screw driver 3. Flat head screw driver Before…