helenadrache4
Nissan Kix Won't Start
Summary of the thread
A 2010 Nissan Kix with a gasoline engine wouldn't start, and the owner suspected an engine control malfunction, though no mechanical faults were apparent. The battery cable connections were identified as potentially suboptimal. After cleaning and tightening the battery connections, the car started successfully, resolving the issue without further repairs.
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helenadrache4 (community.author)
Can you give me more detail about the problem you had? Were the symptoms the same, and did you notice anything else? Were there any diagnostic codes, or was it just the battery connections?
benjaminblaze5
Nah, no codes or nothin'. Just wouldn't start. Cleaned the battery terminals, tightened 'em up, and it fired right up. If that doesn't do it, might be time to hit up a workshop.
helenadrache4 (community.author)
Thanks for your help. I cleaned and tightened the battery cable connections, and it started right up. The total cost was 155€ for diagnostics and minor cable adjustments. Your advice saved me from a bigger repair. Thanks again.
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NISSAN
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KIX
benjaminblaze5
Hey, I've got a Kix too. Had similar probs once. Check those battery connections real good. Wiggle 'em, clean 'em. Might be all it is.