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There seem to be some common issues among Nissan Maxima owners who have the 2000-2004 models. These tend to range from intermittent rough idle to reported transmission problems, to a drastic decrease in performance. We are looking in to the real cause of the problems, and offering our advice on what to do, and what NOT to do.
We looked into how to troubleshoot the intermittent rough idle problem in the latest article. It can be attributed to the ignition coils, which have proven to go bad in the first few years of ownership. The next issue we are going after is the supposed transmission problems I have been hearing about. This problem has been described as a hesitation in the shifting from 1st to 2nd, or 2nd to 3rd under half to full throttle. It also causes hard shifting, and the appearance of a "rev limiter" around 4000 rpms. The TSB (technical service bulletin) out for this says that the solenoid control assembly in the transmission is to blame. This assembly is responsible for the correct shift times for the transmission. Sounds like the right answer, right?
Maybe. These control assemblies can go bad, but it is only due to the build up of debris in the transmission system. This debris comes from clutch material and burned transmission fluid. With that much clutch material worn down, you would most likely have some slipping in the transmission occurring. If it is indeed slipping, then I would look at a transmission rebuild or replacement. Simply replacing the control assembly would just delay the inevitable, and cost you 500-750 dollars.
The issue I have described is NOT the transmission. I repeat. NOT the transmission. In my example, I have not described any slipping of the transmission. In a lot of cases, this "transmission" symptom is accompanied by a pinging engine and low performance. This is most likely a fuel related problem. The ping is from a lean fuel mixture (not enough gas). The poor performance could be from the same cause. If the knock sensor or the trans solenoids were bad, you would eventually get an engine trouble code from the ECU/TCU. The first place to check is the fuel filter in the gas tank. There is not an external filter on these cars, and that filter in the tank is SELDOM changed. The new filter should fix the engine ping, the performance issues, and the "transmission" type symptoms. The "rev limiter" feel is from the engine not having enough fuel to continue raising the rpms. The hard shift is from the transmission anticipating the faster shift needed at higher rpms, but the engine is not performing correctly, so the acceleration is not there to complete the smooth shift. All these systems work intricately together. Lower the fuel pressure available to the injectors, and all of the above symptoms can occur.
Be sure to have the codes checked. In a lot of cases I have seen, these issues come and go with no check engine light. That is a good sign it could be the fuel filter. You may also have a dirty throttle body, which I recommend cleaning when you replace the filter.
Good luck, and stay TUNED!
Majestic Modifications is the complete car customization concept, specializing in car accessories, cold air intakes and performance upgrades, auto parts, body kits and exterior accessories, glow gauges and interior accessories, wheels and tires, mobile video, car audio and electronics.
2009 VW JETTA TDI Performance Upgrades
2009 VW TDI Performance Upgrades are finally here! If you've been waiting patiently for the
chance to modify your 2009 TDI, your wait is over.
True Volkswagen TDI enthusiasts have something to cheer about as new Performance
and Upgrade product releases are here for the 2009 VW JETTA 2.0L TDI Sedan and
Wagon. After Volkswagen's decision not to manufacture 2007 and 2008 VW TDI'S, many
TDI enthusiasts have pounced on the chance to buy a factory fresh 2009 TDI Jetta. With
no TDI vehicles coming off the VW assembly line for a few years, manufacturers of VW TDI upgrades
had to turn their attention to other product lines. Now, however, with the popularity of Volkswagen's
new 2009 TDI Jetta's, upgrade and modification companies have taken note and are again
giving car owners the types of Performance products they crave - products that until only recently had
been reserved for older model VW TDI'S.
Performance Cold Air Intake Systems and Rapid Power Module's, or "Chips" as they are
often called, are two of the easiest, least expensive, and most effective upgrades you can
make to your 2009 TDI Jetta. Diesel engines want cold air to breathe and properly
atomized fuel to burn, and an upgraded intake and module will give your TDI just what it
needs. If you are interested in maximizing the full potential of your VW TDI, read on.
To give your Turbo Diesel more cold air, a high-quality choice comes from Advanced
Flow Engineering, or AFE Power as they are commonly known. AFE has recently
released a Performance Air Intake System for the 2009 Jetta TDI 2.0L with an
impressive list of benefits and performance data. The system is 100% bolt-on, mounts to
the lower airbox housing, and no drilling or cutting is required. After a simple 15-30
minute installation, you can expect air flow to increase 56% over stock. Horsepower
gains average +10 at 3150 RPM, and expect Torque to increase by 23 lbs. at 3050 RPM.
The system comes with a high efficiency, low restriction air filter in your choice of either
a Pro Dry S or a Pro 5R. Most people choose the Pro Dry S for ease of use with filter
cleaning being a simple wash and air dry.
Performance modules improve TDI fuel economy and provide extra horsepower at
the same time by improving the efficiency of the vehicle fuel injection system.
Performance market manufacturer and TDI stalwart Bully Dog now markets a "Rapid
Power Performance Module" for the 2009 VW TDI Jetta which effectively improves fuel
economy and horsepower. This module is a simple inline, between wiring harness, plug-in chip designed
for safe and long lasting use. It is adjustable on-the-fly, allowing you to choose between three power
levels; Stock, +10% and +15% horsepower via a simple toggle switch that can be left in
the engine bay or installed within the interior of the vehicle for easy access. The total horsepower
increase from this module on the highest setting according to Bully Dog's Dyno testing is +25HP
and a torque increase of 30 ft-lbs. If you can keep your foot of the gas pedal you should even
see some impressive fuel economy gains on a car that already gets remarkable mileage.
Combine the Performance Cold Air Intake System with the Rapid Power Module and
you'll see tremendous gains in horsepower, torque and economy; perhaps most
importantly, though, will be the increased fun you'll have driving your modified
2009 VW Jetta TDI!
About the Author
A 2009 VW TDI Performance Intake together with a 2009 VW TDI Performance Chip will
make both you and your 2009 Jetta very happy. - Britt Eastwood, avid diesel enthusiast and manager of Parley's Diesel Performance.
Can I put a Nividia GForce 9800 GTX PCI card in a Asus CM5570-AP002?
If I buy an Asus CM5570-AP002 and put my Nividia 9800 GTX PCI express Video card in it, will it be decent at playing games such as Team fortress two or other Valve games? If it works how well will it work, just want to make sure i dont buy the tower and find out that it wont work well with my video card.
Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 (64-bit); 2.6GHz Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300; 6GB 800MHz DDR2 SDRAM; 32MB (shared) Intel GMA X4500 integrated graphics chip; 640MB 7,200 rpm hard drive
Also i might add that my Gforce 9800gtx has no auxiliary power port. It does not require any 6pin or 4pin connector to the power. Will that effect the power that i need to use it?
I have had this problem yes it will work on any motherboard that has a pci express slot but you have to be careful because that card is freaking huge look in Google images how it fits in a case make sure your hard drive or the bay is not in the way and probably at least 600 watt power supply.
good luck
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