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People now are living on wheels. Owning a car is not queer in today's life, but it brings people other vexations. Drivers always have to spare their time and effort to deal with troubles in vehicle maintenance. Instead of turning to auto repair stores for help, they now do some simple repairs by themselves.

In this case, choosing auto repair tools seems to be very important. The first and foremost thing is to get a right code scanner. Someone asked whether we should get one with live data. Here is the reply.

If you are willing to reprogram the ECU, of course you should get that kind of code scanner, or you can use your laptop instead. A scanner with live data gives you much more information if you really understand it. For instance, you get a map sensor code. After replacing the sensor, you still get the code back. Live data show you whether the map sensor is actually working before you replace it.

In fact, live data are not really shown on hand-held scanners unless you get a professional one that costs at least $3000. However, it's not a simple hand-held generic scanner but a computer that reads your specific car via its manufacturer's information. It reads what your auto computer is recording and sending to the unit. Live data are the data shown when your vehicle is receiving information and answering to the scanner. Reading the codes stored in your car's computer only gives you a starting point in diagnosis.

Don't worry. Code scanners that are available in the market now can deal with all the daily problems you may encounter. You can choose one according to your practical usage. Price is not the first thing you should take into consideration.

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Nissan North America Releases Environmental Update

The Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., one of the successful Japanese automakers in the global arena, is increasingly proving its potentials. The maker of the VQ engines, which was included in the Ward's 10 Best Engines for 12 straight years, is delving into another remarkable commitment. This time, it is strengthening its commitment to help save the environment through its Nissan Green Program 2010.

The Nissan Green Program 2010 is the automaker’s vision of its commitments to all aspects of environmental management. The program is aimed at responding to immediate challenges and creating the foundation for a long-term, sustainable business model.

Nissan is among the top three Asian automakers of the Big Three in the United States. And to compete more closely to Detroit’s Big Three, Nissan is also focusing on the reduction of CO2 emissions. The automaker has embraced a multi-pronged philosophy of product development. Nissan’s philosophy covers the formulation and production of auto technologies and product lines to promote clean environment.

The automaker is meticulously planning in order to have the right auto technologies at the right time and market. The technologies will be used to help sustain cleaner environment with lesser harmful emissions.

At this year’s New York Auto Show, the automaker introduced an engine that incorporates the variable valve event and lift (VEL) system. The system is capable of limiting CO2 emissions by around ten percent. The VEL system is as efficient as the refined Nissan oxygen sensor. According to Nissan, the first vehicle to offer this technology in North America will be an Infiniti.

Nissan has also developed clean diesel engines for North America to achieve the United States Tier2 BIN5 emissions standards. It will also unleash clean diesel vehicles in the United States from the 2010 fiscal year. By far, the automaker’s current gasoline engines are designed to run on a blend of up to ten percent bio-ethanol (E10). In 2005, Nissan has introduced the Titan FFV (E85). And this year, the automaker will be offering the Armada FFV (E85) in the US. The automaker plans to expand the E85 lineup to other Nissan and Infiniti vehicles in the post-Nissan Value-Up period.

In regard hybrids, Nissan launched the 2007 Altima Hybrid in February. The Altima Hybrid is Nissan’s first entry in the hybrid electric vehicle market. With more muscle per gallon than its rivals, it is the first hybrid to “drive like a Nissan.” It also features responsive handling, smooth acceleration, and seamless delivery of power under varying driving conditions. The automaker is planning to introduce a vehicle powered by a Nissan-developed hybrid system in the U.S. by 2010.

Nissan is accelerating development of plug-in hybrid technologies that can utilize grid power to recharge batteries in addition to the onboard charging system. Aside from hybrids, the automaker is also concentrating on the manufacture of vehicles that run on fuel cell and electricity.

About the Author

Ryan Thomas is a native of Denver, Colorado. He grew up in a family of car afficionados. He now resides in Detroit where he owns a service shop and works part time as a consultant for a local automotive magazine.

where is the crankshaft position sensor located on a nissan maxima?

I have a 1994 nissan maxima. I changed the head gaskets and when I put it back together, the engine started but the rpm gauge didn't work. I have heard that it might be mounted on the distributor on on the engine. can someone help me figure out where the sensor is or what the problem might be. I also changed the original distributor rotor. it was working before I fixed it

it might be down by the crank pulley.

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