2001 Model Acceleration Issue
#1
2001 Model Acceleration Issue
I am new at this forum and look forward to getting good advice. Thank you in advance.
I have 2001 model.
The main problem with the car is acceleration issue.
It triggers after about 11miles (first morning movement).
Previously, putting off the car and starting again normalizes (reset) the acceleration issue.
3 days ago, putting off the car and starting it again does not normalize the problem anymore.
Took it to mechanic for check but couldn't pinpoint the exact challenge.
Don't have the strength to test option.
An electrician is considering the issue to be emanating from the brain box.
Thank you.
I have 2001 model.
The main problem with the car is acceleration issue.
It triggers after about 11miles (first morning movement).
Previously, putting off the car and starting again normalizes (reset) the acceleration issue.
3 days ago, putting off the car and starting it again does not normalize the problem anymore.
Took it to mechanic for check but couldn't pinpoint the exact challenge.
Don't have the strength to test option.
An electrician is considering the issue to be emanating from the brain box.
Thank you.
#3
I am new at this forum and look forward to getting good advice. Thank you in advance.
I have 2001 model.
The main problem with the car is acceleration issue.
It triggers after about 11miles (first morning movement).
Previously, putting off the car and starting again normalizes (reset) the acceleration issue.
3 days ago, putting off the car and starting it again does not normalize the problem anymore.
Took it to mechanic for check but couldn't pinpoint the exact challenge.
Don't have the strength to test option.
An electrician is considering the issue to be emanating from the brain box.
Thank you.
I have 2001 model.
The main problem with the car is acceleration issue.
It triggers after about 11miles (first morning movement).
Previously, putting off the car and starting again normalizes (reset) the acceleration issue.
3 days ago, putting off the car and starting it again does not normalize the problem anymore.
Took it to mechanic for check but couldn't pinpoint the exact challenge.
Don't have the strength to test option.
An electrician is considering the issue to be emanating from the brain box.
Thank you.
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I am 100% certain your Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) is kaput based on what you just told me. Without your VSS working your transmission will go into neutral while your car is moving and everything will re-engage after the car has been shut off and restarted. I don't know anything else that will do what you are explaining.
#11
I drive the car every morning following the same route; as soon as I get to a particular area it start. About 11Miles.
Previously, when this happens and I turn off the engine and turn it back on, it accelerates normally. And I can drive after the initial hitch for up to 150 miles without occuring again.
I have taken it for check but the response I am getting is not specific even after scanning.
#12
I am 100% certain your Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) is kaput based on what you just told me. Without your VSS working your transmission will go into neutral while your car is moving and everything will re-engage after the car has been shut off and restarted. I don't know anything else that will do what you are explaining.
Last edited by joelsomeyi; 04-09-2015 at 03:52 PM.
#13
The VSS is a different from your ABS. Your VSS is a sensor that feeds wheel spin information to your BCM which in turn controls your Automatic transmission. With the VSS kaput your tranny will have no idea what gear it needs to be in and will shift to neutral. I am pretty sure the VSS also works with your ABS system but is not a direct part of it.
#14
I am 100% certain your Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) is kaput based on what you just told me. Without your VSS working your transmission will go into neutral while your car is moving and everything will re-engage after the car has been shut off and restarted. I don't know anything else that will do what you are explaining.
Check or replace the VSS before investigating other possibilities.
#16
I am 100% certain your Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) is kaput based on what you just told me. Without your VSS working your transmission will go into neutral while your car is moving and everything will re-engage after the car has been shut off and restarted. I don't know anything else that will do what you are explaining.
#17
I do not know exactly why but it seems to correlate with temperature. Basically when it is hotter outside the VSS acts up faster than when it is cooler. So maybe a connection in the unit gets loose and when thermal expansion takes place it goes wonky. I'd be lying if I told you I understand exactly why it happen just that it does, and it is relatively common problem with the 2000 - 2001 Maxima.
#18
I do not know exactly why but it seems to correlate with temperature. Basically when it is hotter outside the VSS acts up faster than when it is cooler. So maybe a connection in the unit gets loose and when thermal expansion takes place it goes wonky. I'd be lying if I told you I understand exactly why it happen just that it does, and it is relatively common problem with the 2000 - 2001 Maxima.
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