Nissan altima 2018 won't start

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Asked by GuruGHJCG Aug 23, 2020 at 08:58 PM about the 2018 Nissan Altima

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just replaced my car battery and key fob battery but
randomly the car just won't start it is push to start and acts
like it isn't reading the key fob however it displays no
message saying key not detected and prompts me to push
the break and hit start but it won't start unless i use the
remote start and then hit start even then sometimes it
shuts off or won't let me switch from park

4 Answers

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The brake has a sensor sometimes you have to tap it to reset it, it’s nothing major happens at times just hit under your brake pedal then try to turn the car on.

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So even after tapping the break and manually pressing where the sensor actually presses in i still ran into the same issue i changed the battery on my key fob but it still has the same issue the car battery has more than enough voltage as well i still don't understand why it randomly won't start it works some days but then won't work on others

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I'm having the same issue. Did you find out what caused this?

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I'm having same issue on 2020 Altima. It's sitting at Nissan dealership now for the 2nd time. They still don't know what's wrong.

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