New life to my max??
#1
New life to my max??
I have a 95 SE with about 70k miles on it. Thanks to all your help I have cured an oil leak by changing the oil sending unit and I have changed the fuel filter. Other than that, I haven't done anything to the car. So, I am wondering what kind of things I can do to the car to breate some new life into it. I remember something about cleaning the throttle body? I am also considering having the tranny (AT) flushed. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Thanks!
#2
yea, cleaning the throttle body is a good start, that and spark plugs. but installing an intake and y pipe will definately breathe a lot more life into your car. if you get your tranny flushed, get it filled with amsoil ATF (synthetic). ive heard its great stuff.
#4
[QUOTE]Originally posted by mzmtg
[B]Have you done the 60000 mile tune-up?
Yeah, I have done everything except the tranny and radiator flush. I am probably going to have those done next week. I have just noticed that the car seems sluggish lately and other than cleaning the throttle body I wasnt sure what I could do to help it out.
[B]Have you done the 60000 mile tune-up?
Yeah, I have done everything except the tranny and radiator flush. I am probably going to have those done next week. I have just noticed that the car seems sluggish lately and other than cleaning the throttle body I wasnt sure what I could do to help it out.
#5
Re: New life to my max??
Originally posted by ijeep
I have a 95 SE with about 70k miles on it. Thanks to all your help I have cured an oil leak by changing the oil sending unit and I have changed the fuel filter. Other than that, I haven't done anything to the car. So, I am wondering what kind of things I can do to the car to breate some new life into it. I remember something about cleaning the throttle body? I am also considering having the tranny (AT) flushed. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
I have a 95 SE with about 70k miles on it. Thanks to all your help I have cured an oil leak by changing the oil sending unit and I have changed the fuel filter. Other than that, I haven't done anything to the car. So, I am wondering what kind of things I can do to the car to breate some new life into it. I remember something about cleaning the throttle body? I am also considering having the tranny (AT) flushed. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
#8
The PCV valve really made a diff after I changed it out. I noticed that the car's RPM upon startup come to ~700 in nearly half the time. Also the oil didn't look pitch black between changes (that really just a cosmetic diff though).
Also, tighten up the gas peddle cables.
Also, tighten up the gas peddle cables.
#9
yea, cleaning the throttle body is a good start, that and spark plugs. but installing an intake and y pipe will definately breathe a lot more life into your car. if you get your tranny flushed, get it filled with amsoil ATF (synthetic). ive heard its great stuff.
I'm not saying it's impossible but whats the theory behind it??
#10
Originally posted by ImStockBaby
How would an intake and y-pipe add life to ur car???
I'm not saying it's impossible but whats the theory behind it??
How would an intake and y-pipe add life to ur car???
I'm not saying it's impossible but whats the theory behind it??
#13
Re: New life to my max??
Originally posted by ijeep
I have a 95 SE with about 70k miles on it. Thanks to all your help I have cured an oil leak by changing the oil sending unit and I have changed the fuel filter. Other than that, I haven't done anything to the car. So, I am wondering what kind of things I can do to the car to breate some new life into it. I remember something about cleaning the throttle body? I am also considering having the tranny (AT) flushed. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
I have a 95 SE with about 70k miles on it. Thanks to all your help I have cured an oil leak by changing the oil sending unit and I have changed the fuel filter. Other than that, I haven't done anything to the car. So, I am wondering what kind of things I can do to the car to breate some new life into it. I remember something about cleaning the throttle body? I am also considering having the tranny (AT) flushed. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
#14
Re: Re: New life to my max??
Originally posted by maxtrax
O2 sensors. If they have never been changed, you will feel a quicker response.
O2 sensors. If they have never been changed, you will feel a quicker response.
It either works or does not....If your driving style hasn't changed and you get low gas mileage or much poorer repsonse then the O2 sensor may be it.....altough they can tell real quick at service time!!!
#15
Re: Re: Re: New life to my max??
Originally posted by 95-96Maximas
If the O2 is OK then WHY change it? It does NOT do anything better if it is new.
It either works or does not....If your driving style hasn't changed and you get low gas mileage or much poorer repsonse then the O2 sensor may be it.....altough they can tell real quick at service time!!!
If the O2 is OK then WHY change it? It does NOT do anything better if it is new.
It either works or does not....If your driving style hasn't changed and you get low gas mileage or much poorer repsonse then the O2 sensor may be it.....altough they can tell real quick at service time!!!
So just becuase it's not broke does not mean that it's working like brand new. Which would you rather have in your car an O2 w/70k on it or a brand new one?
#16
Don't fix what isn't broken. If you wanna know what's up with your car bring it to Nissan and throw it up on diagnostics. Then you will see if there is anything wrong rather than just going out and spending money for nothing.
#17
Originally posted by Bo Hill
Don't fix what isn't broken. If you wanna know what's up with your car bring it to Nissan and throw it up on diagnostics. Then you will see if there is anything wrong rather than just going out and spending money for nothing.
Don't fix what isn't broken. If you wanna know what's up with your car bring it to Nissan and throw it up on diagnostics. Then you will see if there is anything wrong rather than just going out and spending money for nothing.
He asked for suggestions and I gave him one. So just RELAX!
I'll say it again, which would you rather have on your car, a O2 sensor with 70,000 miles on it or a brand new one?
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