Nissan Problems

There are many options for replacing a Nissan Altima key fob, but without more information about your specific vehicle I can't give you more information about the cheapest option. You can read more about cheap replacements for a lost key fob here.

It would be worth having a mechanic check it for you. It could simply need a tune up, new plugs, plug leads, clean of the throttle body, or idle adjustment.

It's hard to say without knowing the variant and year. You can get more information on quick and cheap key replacments from dealers or automotive locksmiths here.

You could get a copy of the service schedule from a dealer, but why not just buy another service book. That way you can record future services as they’re done.

You should have an auto electrician check the operation, it could simply be a connection in the wiring loom affecting both the windows and the seat.

You should have it checked to see if the rust has affected the structure of the car, as that would impact its roadworthiness and slash the resale value.

Yes, you can, providing of course it’s the petrol engine and not the diesel.

The GQ Patrol was a tough old bird, but it’s old and buying one now is a gamble. You could consider a Toyota Landcruiser, but again your budget will limit you to an older vehicle and that is always a risk. You could perhaps consider fitting power steering to the XF ute.

Try gently releasing the clutch while you’re holding the lever in the reverse position. It’s probably an adjustment issue, it could be a clip that’s broken, and nothing serious. I would take it to a mechanic who should be able to tell you exactly what is wrong with it.

It could be that the clutch needs replacing. It might not be fully disengaging.