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01-04-2017 09:18 AM |
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Originally Posted by BoneZ
(Post 3597846)
Sexy Z people.... Question. Mrs. BoneZ' boss drives a 2007 Nissan Nismo edition pick-um-up-truck. She's saying her battery light is on and her brake light is on. The truck is running, but has "no power to go." Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Zoren 370
(Post 3597850)
Bone Z is that a trick question or really ridiculously funny in your face brake lights on question? Lol
And thank you for the sexy comment!
Rep on the way!
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Originally Posted by BoneZ
(Post 3597851)
No it's a serious question. I already asked her if the e-brake was on and she said no. That was my first thought. Am I missing something? It is early and I haven't had my coffee yet.
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Originally Posted by Zoren 370
(Post 3597855)
You said the brake light is on. I presume the E brake is engaged thats why the truck wont go forward even its running. You sure your wife knows what a e-brake?
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Originally Posted by BoneZ
(Post 3597858)
My wife does, yes... but this isn't her asking, it's her boss, so who knows. Mrs. BoneZ is on her way now to see if that's the problem. I didn't know what else it could be. Didn't know if the combo of the brake and battery light was Nissan in some sort of throttle safety mode. My Camaro once did something like that when the TPS went out. It flashed some combo of lights and continued to run at idle, but wouldn't rev up.
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2007 Altima with battery light & brake light on..... hmmmm:icon14:
My suspicion is that it probably has 2 problems. First, I'll bet the e-brake is engaged, which is why the car won't 'go'. Second problem, battery light on, the alternator/serpentine belt/belt tensioner is shot. My money is on the alternator. |
