2007 Altima Hybrid will not start what can I do

Asked by vinniesjets12 Jan 28, 2014 at 10:36 AM about the Nissan Altima

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have 2007 Altima Hybrid could not open door with remote. I used the key in the remote to get in . Car will not start when I press start button. I turned on interior lights they were dim seems like battery problem. Any surggestions.

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Jaylen answered 10 years ago

Give nissan a call, I had the issue with my car not starting and found out that it was a issue with ESCL and nissan fixed with for Free and extended the warranty as well.

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