Nissan Quest manual available (2004-2009) - Accelerator Control System

2004–2009 Nissan Quest Accelerator and Transmission System Documentation

• Covers 2004–2009 Nissan Quest 3.5 S, SE, SL, and SV variants, documenting the accelerator control and automatic transaxle systems
• Official OEM publication, Revision October 2008
• Contains 47 technical diagrams, 4 electrical schematics, and 12 detailed component-location illustrations
• Delivered as a direct download the moment payment clears
• Indexed PDF search covers every chapter and appendix
• This 2009-model revision serves as the final documentation update for the 2004–2009 Nissan Quest accelerator and transaxle platform

System Function and Maintenance Data

This manual provides detailed technical information for the 2004–2009 Nissan Quest accelerator control and the RE5F22A automatic transaxle system. It outlines the operational logic for shift control, line pressure regulation, and lock-up functions, including specific data for the torque converter and clutch/brake engagement patterns. The documentation includes flowcharts for trouble diagnosis, covering common symptoms such as shift timing issues, indicator lamp behavior, and electrical circuit performance monitoring.

Technical Preview and Specifications

The 2004–2009 Nissan Quest technical data includes pedal travel specifications and fluid thermal ranges for proper system operation. The accelerator control pedal total travel is documented at 73.2 mm (2.88 in). Transmission maintenance data specifies a 39 N·m (29 ft-lb) torque for the drain plug. Fluid temperature ranges for accurate checks are documented at 30°–40° C (86°–104° F) for cold and 70°–80° C (158°–176° F) for hot conditions.

Note: All service data shown here is for reference only — qualified technicians and the original OEM documentation remain the authoritative source for any hands-on work. This factory manual provides the technical specifications, diagnostic pathways, and system descriptions necessary to understand the 2004–2009 Nissan Quest drivetrain and control systems.