2007 Maxima stalling after driving a distance

Asked by Melissa Jun 28, 2018 at 06:21 PM about the 2007 Nissan Maxima SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have an 2007 maxima that stalls after driving 20 or so miles
or more. It stalls, won't go no matter how much I push the
gas, when coming to a stop it will vibrate and act like its
about to die. Wont go up hills or on flat surface when this
happens. Finally threw a code of a stepper motor for car
transmission but when I go to auto parts store they say it
doesnt come up in their system.

4 Answers

It is a new transmission. Someone said its a stepper motor sensor that plugs into the transmission. Although I dont know where to get it from.

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New as in rebuilt?or out of another car? and how long ago was it installed and last serviced?

New as in rebuilt and 4 months ago. But just the transmission was done not the sensors or parts to it.

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