1999 nissan serena
1999 nissan serena
1999 nissan serena
1999 nissan serena
1999 nissan serena
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1999 Nissan Serena not starting problems

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Date:December 21, 2010, 4:30 am
Name:Joanne Uy
Location:Philippines, Angeles, Angeles
Vehicle:Nissan Serena
Year:1999
Modification:Nissan Serena Diesel 1999 imported from Japan
General comments:Nissan Serena 1999 japan model
with serial no. VC24-001068
with engine no. YD25-010051A
Problems:while I was driving, the van just stop while i was in steep climbing,then i glimpse on the panel guage to see why it stop and saw the engine sign flashes steadily. can someone help me whats the problem or can someone tells where can i bring my car for repair or who knows well with electronic. I need help very badly.

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April 30, 2013, 6:41 am  from: joe
Usually nissan serena diesel engine (mine is cd20t) will automatically stop the engine when overheats, when the cooling water runs out due to leaks. Immediate refilling of water will affect the cylinder head to cracked and eventually water and oil will mix in your engine. Check the color of the engine oil by raising the engine oil dip stick. if the color is still black your engine is still ok.. If the color of the engine is milky brown the cylinder head has crack which needs replacement. Serena engine overheating needs cooling off period prior to starting since it has a sensor to cutoff the engine until the next starting.
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April 30, 2013, 6:42 am  from: jose bustamante
Usually nissan serena diesel engine (mine is cd20t) will automatically stop the engine when overheats, when the cooling water runs out due to leaks. Immediate refilling of water will affect the cylinder head to cracked and eventually water and oil will mix in your engine. Check the color of the engine oil by raising the engine oil dip stick. if the color is still black your engine is still ok.. If the color of the engine is milky brown the cylinder head has crack which needs replacement. Serena engine overheating needs cooling off period prior to starting since it has a sensor to cutoff the engine until the next starting.
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