sounds like my 03 sentra with a blown head gasket lol
pray thats not the issue

did u even google the issue? there was a recall on faulty wiring pack.
donate all ur fg

Sad how almost every kid begs for fg.


On the recall issue I've had that done a while ago

i don't beg for fg.

i tell you to give it to me or i'll invent a time traveling spider monkey ninja to assassinate your grandfathers testicles.

Awh....my jsp business will be not alive

Just new plugs wires rotor and dist cap if one of these is causing it rest won't be to far behind just replace all its not very expensive

This post was edited by VO_oV on Jun 27 2013 10:52pm

this is a common problem on a lot of different vehicles as well and usually requires cleaning/service of idle air control valve (sometimes idle air control unit etc) + throttle body. They get gummed up over time and need to refreshed. shouldn't be too hard. I would google it for your specific vehicle and if you can't attempt it maybe your search results will help you verify that is the problem and avoid diagnostic charges at the shop.

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Good chance it's obd1 and can be diagnosed with a paper clip from A 2 B in diagnose box under hood. Or TE 2 Te3. Then turn car key but don't start and count the blinking engine light, write down the amount of times if blinks together (2 numbers), longer pause after second number.

after which pull ur efi fuse + battery for like a min to clear the efi and do test again after a quick drive (keep all codes). Once u get that code u can look it up online "make of car blink obd1 codes" Or post them here

I can pretty much garentee it has to do with a weak coil / wire / spark. But paper clip trick will help identify lots of things.

This post was edited by VPN on Jun 28 2013 12:19pm

its a 2005 its not OBD1