nissan maxima se 2015 reason why it doesnt start

Asked by GuruDLHCK Aug 26, 2017 at 07:34 PM about the 2016 Nissan Maxima

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

nissan maxima se 2015   need reasons  why it
doesnt start

For some reason  the radio comes on and I hear a
loud ringing sound. But the engine doesnt roll over
and start.

Also when i tried   filling out the discription on  this
site it only gave me the option to  press 2014 -
2016.  But my vehicle is a 2015

3 Answers

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is it recognizing the key the battery may be dead in the key hold the back of the key to the start button and see if it willstart

3,290

steering lock could be faulty i know there is a recall on them check with your local nissan dealership

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