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Old 03-19-2013, 07:48 PM
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2006 Altima Sedan
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Thanks for the reply. I did not disconnect anything. I just now removed the wheel and access panel again and checked for any loose wires/connectors. Nothing. Only thing nearby was what looked like a camshaft position sensor/actuator, but it was in place and frankly I don't think I touched it with the belt or anything.

The only thing I did after replacing the belt was to turn the engine over with a wrench on the crankshaft pulley to even tension on the belt. Turned it about 1/2 turn. Also cleaned and tightened the battery terminals.

Tried starting it again just now. Same results. Won't start and it sounds a little different when it turns over. Not quite as fast as before.

I have worked on cars for years and have never had to have one towed after a home repair. Guess there is always a first time. Any more suggestions?
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