my 87 Nissan pulsar nx just shut off and has no fire
Asked by gene1967 Aug 06, 2010 at 01:16 PM about the 1987 Nissan Pulsar
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
i was driving the pulsar about 20 miles per hour and it just shut off and now has no fire. i just put a fuel pump in it and it was running good and had lots of power can anyone let me know where to start looking for the problem might be
4 Answers
Beg borrow or steal a noid light and check to see if there's power to your injectors. I had this problem myself, and it turned out to be a faulty fusible link. That being said, I could never find the fusible link, and rewired the injectors directly to my battery (through a fuse of course). I haven't had a problem since.
techyourself answered 13 years ago
I had this same problem with my nissan. It turned to be the ECU computer under the front seat. The computer controls the fuel pump. The problem started because a wire under the hood brunt through causing the ECU to go out. I had to replace the ECU computer and mass air flow sensor. Also repair the wire that caused all this to happen. Check under the hood right by the air flow sensor and might sure the same factory wire is not burnt from too much heat.
I had the same with my 87 nissan pulsar nx it turned out to be my timing belt .
GuruD47VC4 answered about a year ago
Hi ! I spend 1000.00 $ to find out why when it got wam to Studder really Bad and no Power! Even Nissan could not help! It turned out to be the Mass Airflow Sensor on the Carburator ! There was nothing to find on E-Bay or Amazon, so I bought a used Carburetor from a Wrecker use the Small Mass Airflow sensor from it ! And who law! It works great now!!
