If the front door windows bind or do not operate, the problem may be a broken mount on the window lift mechanism. The window rests on plastic tabs in the lift track, and these tabs can break off, causing the window to jam in place or fall to the bottom of the track. The bulletin includes illustrations, part numbers and instructions for replacing the lift tabs. Hard starting at high altitude in cold temperatures may be caused by incorrect base idle speed or over-fueling during cranking. The bulletin includes specifications and diagnostic procedures.
Part numbers are in the bulletin.
Hard starting at high altitude in cold temperatures was addressed in an earlier bulletin, NTB99-088a. There are two different part numbers, and the bulletin includes instructions for determining the correct part. Excessive vacuum in the fuel tank may cause cracks in the top of the tank, which can be seen through the access panel under the rear seat. If cracked, the tank must be replaced. A new fuel filler cap has been issued to prevent excessive fuel tank vacuum.