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So, my 2001 Frontier SE, 3.3L (not supercharged), will not
start in very cold weather, i.e., below about 28 decrees F.
This is an ongoing issue. Actions taken without consistent
success: replace the distributor with Nissan OEM; replaced
all fuel injectors; replaced fuel filter; timing checked.
Once the temperature goes above freezing for couple of
days, it starts and runs just fine. Any thoughts or ideas?
Thanks
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mickowens wrote:
So, my 2001 Frontier SE, 3.3L (not
supercharged), will not
start in very cold weather, i.e., below about 28 decrees
F.
This is an ongoing issue. Actions taken without
consistent
success: replace the distributor with Nissan OEM;
replaced
all fuel injectors; replaced fuel filter; timing checked.
Once the temperature goes above freezing for couple of
days, it starts and runs just fine. Any thoughts or
ideas?
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Only thing that I can recommend is downloading a copy of
the Nissan Service manual and go through the trouble
shooting procedure or take it to Nissan and see if they
can diagnose it.
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2013 SV V6 Frontier KC/AT/2WD; Previous 20 yrs ~ '93 I4 Hardbody KC/AT/2WD, Sold.
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