I have a week old Sentra SL. It will lose power when accelerating and feels like it is stalling andk ready to stop. This has happened 3 times. I have to restart the car.

Asked by semeyer May 01, 2013 at 08:57 PM about the 2013 Nissan Sentra SL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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check your EGR valve for naughtiness---gets buggered up, it's mission in life is to introduce exhaust gas into the combustion chamber, it is a delicate arrangement and gets clobbered easy----quite surprised a Check Engine light did not come on~

foreign cars do not have these, are supposed to intoduce Nitrouos oxide instead of unburned hydrocarbon....at the price of reduced performance if it's not working properly~

you are confusing me, 2013 is not weak or old....should have had a smog check where they'd have discovered this malfunctioning smog device...I don't know now~

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It's still under warranty. Take it to the dealer and have them look at it.

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Yeah for real. Do people not know about new vehicle warranty's these days?

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I was referring to the question asker usually the new car buyer knows what kind of warranty the manufacturer offers.

ever bought a new one? never could afford one not on a Draftsman salary, not right away cashed in the retirement acct to buy the house~ 33,000 mile old 2006 mini is as sporty as it goes~

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