[gediminas]

Hello to everyone.
I have problem with my Versa 2007. It is second time within last 4 month.
Engine cranking, but doesn't start.
I noticed that same failure happen in same condition. Weather rainy and cold. And I went outside to relocate my car for few meters. I just start engine and quick move few meters and then stop.
After four hours I came to the car to drive and then............... my car doesn't start. Cranking, but doesn't start.
Any suggestions? Please

You can see short video how is cranking by this link: https://youtu.be/9t8tyL4B3Hs

 

[gediminas]

Wish I had an answer for you, but it could be any number of things: Fuel filter clogged, fuel pump on the way out, bad wires, spark plugs need replacing. Not knowing what maintenance has been done on the car over the last 10 years, it would be hard to try and pin things down. If you have somebody with a code reader you could see if the vehicle is throwing a code to indicate what the problem might be. Good luck

Thanks for Your quick reply. There is no any service code, I have checked already.
As I mentioned before it failed second time in same conditions. First time service guy fixed with 50 times starting and then finally start to work. Now again failed. Something with fuel supply I guess.

 

[gediminas]

Sounds like you need a jump. My versa cranks a lot faster than that. Is it a stick shift? Have you tried getting a push start? Have you had the battery checked or a charger you can put on it over night?

Today I connect my battery to another car battery and run for 50 or 60 attempts and then engine start run. Now I can stop and start again no problem with same old battery. If you read my story above it looks that in such conditions when start cold engine for very short period 15-20 sec and then stop may send for problems as I had already couple times within last 4 month. But still can't understand what I have to fix and where is actually a problem. Fuel system is for sure, but not sure where in the system? Fuel pump in tank? Fuel pressure valve in tank? or something else? Any ideas?