The Nissan Juke check engine light means the vehicle’s engine control system has detected a fault that can affect engine operation, emissions, or both. The warning may appear because of an ignition misfire, oxygen sensor fault, air intake problem, EVAP leak, fuel-system issue, or catalytic converter-related fault. However, the warning light alone does not identify … Read more
Nissan has produced several engines known for accumulating high mileage without requiring major internal repairs, with the VQ35DE, VQ37VHR, KA24DE, SR20DE, VG33E, VK56DE, and QR25DE among the notable candidates. Their durability does not mean they are immune to mechanical problems. Instead, a long-lasting Nissan engine combines a durable internal design with manageable failure points and … Read more
Nissan GT-R coloring pages are free printable pictures featuring recognizable GT-R models, including the R35 and Skyline GT-R generations such as the R34, R33, and R32. These coloring sheets let you recreate one of Nissan’s most recognizable performance cars with factory-inspired colors or your own custom combinations. The collection includes Nissan GT-R pictures with different … Read more
The 2016 Nissan NV stands out as the model year buyers should approach most cautiously, although the available complaint data is too limited to label every example from that year unreliable. Current NHTSA-derived data shows 17 owner complaints for the 2016 NV, the highest total among the 2012–2021 model years in one dataset. The 2018 … Read more
The Nissan 350Z years that require the most caution are 2003, 2004, and certain 2005–2006 models, but the reasons differ by model year and powertrain configuration. The 2003 model deserves particular attention because early-production cars accumulated complaints involving the manual transmission and premature front tire wear. The 2004 model carried over some of these concerns, … Read more
The Nissan Maxima thermostat is located inside the thermostat housing, where it controls coolant flow between the engine and the radiator. The exact housing position and the components you need to work around depend on the Maxima’s model year and engine configuration. For that reason, identifying the vehicle and engine before removing cooling-system components is … Read more
No, Nissan no longer makes the Maxima. The 2023 Nissan Maxima was the final model year before Nissan discontinued the long-running sedan. This means buyers can no longer order a newly produced Maxima from Nissan, although used and pre-owned models remain available on the secondary market. The Maxima occupied a distinctive position in Nissan’s U.S. … Read more
No, the Nissan Altima has not been discontinued. As of 2026, Nissan continues to sell the Altima in the United States, and the company has indicated that the sedan will continue into the 2027 model year. This is important because earlier reports suggested that Altima production could end after the 2025 or 2026 model year, … Read more
A Nissan crankshaft position sensor (CKP sensor) monitors the position and rotational speed of the crankshaft and sends this information to the engine control module (ECM). The ECM uses the signal as part of its engine-management calculations. When the sensor, its electrical connector, or the associated circuit develops a fault, the engine may experience starting … Read more
The Nissan Leaf is better for drivers who want a fully electric car and have reliable access to charging, while the Toyota Prius is better for drivers who need longer driving range and faster refueling. The biggest difference is the powertrain. The Nissan Leaf is a battery electric vehicle that runs entirely on electricity. The … Read more