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Date Posted: 12:08:25 10/29/02 Tue
Author: J. Olenick
Subject: 1993 Nissan Altima (3 Questions)

#1 I need to remove the manual transmission drain plug. What can be used to remove it?

#2 I have an intermittent electical problem. After driving for some time (usually more than 1 hour) the car will begin to miss...and then continue to get worse until it will not run. It then will not start until it cools off for a couple of hours. I replaced the fuel pump and fuel filter and now have decided to replace the coil. I added a Ford coil and wired it up (so that I can switch them) but I cant get the car to show me the problem again to prove that is the problem. Anyone else had this?

#3 How do you get the DTC's? Do you need some special equipment?

Also - thanks to ghislain Beaupré for his answer about the blower switch....I will be trying that this weekend.

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