Tuesday, March 18, 2014
My 87 Nissan Van Wont Start
Problems with a Nissan van starting can occur for a variety of reasons but the battery and the fuel levels are the primary reasons it will not start. Many people consult a mechanic when their cars will not start, but you can troubleshoot the issues yourself. Corrosion on the battery terminals, a dead battery, or no gas in the van will probably be the reason your Nissan van will not start.
Instructions
- 1
Pop the hood to the Nissan van and locate the battery next to the engine.
2Look the battery connections over for any corrosion. Use a socket wrench to loosen the terminal connections.
3Clean the terminals with soda and a wire brush and then connect the terminals back onto the battery.
4Try to restart the car. If the car does not start, jump-start the van with jumper cables and another car.
5Leave the van running for at least five minutes and then turn the car off. Try to restart the van. If the van does not restart, replace the battery.
6Add 1 gallon of gas to the van and then try to restart the van. If the van restarts, get a mechanic to repair your fuel gauge.
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