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My 2005 Nissan cuts off and will not start until the engine cools 
fixya.com | Wed, Aug 26
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My 2005 Nissan Altima 2.5s will start and run, but sometimes when I cut it off, it will not start until it sets awhile. The engine will turn good, but it will not start. It cut off when I was on the expresssway the other day and it wouldn't start...
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