i have 1996 nissan maxima it cut off while at stop sign, light starts right up. have new air fileter,spark plugs etc...

Asked by Jeanette Jul 01, 2015 at 03:53 PM about the 1996 Nissan Maxima SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my car keeps cutting off someone said the vacuum and then someone said the throttle
bottle might be bad.  if i am about to park it cuts off no red lights or anything but it strts
right up again. i can drive it as long as it not stopping. when i do stop i put it in nuetral

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Have throttle body cleaned with throttle body cleaner spray and also have fuel filter changed if have not done so in a while. Add fuel injector cleaner to gas tank then take out on road and hit the passing gear a few times this wil help clean the fuel injectors and clear out the carbon build up. Careful no speeding tickets.

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