The starter inhibitor relay on this automatic is on the left fender apron; release its clip by pushing the lower tab and pulling up carefully. Replacing it did not restore cranking, so pull the relay and jumper the black/yellow wire to the black/pink wire, then try to start. If it cranks, the fault is in the inhibit circuit; if not, check starter connections. With the relay removed, a test light between the yellow and black terminals should light with the key on and the transmission in park or neutral if the neutral switch circuit is good.
The owner of a 1995 Nissan Truck XE short bed asked where the starter/inhibitor relay is and how to release its clip. After VIN confirmation, the expert said the automatic's starter inhibit relay is on the left fender apron and the clip is a push release on the lower tab. The owner replaced the relay, but the truck still did nothing when the key was turned despite a new battery and working lights. The expert then recommended bypassing the inhibit circuit at the relay socket and testing the park/neutral switch circuit before assuming the starter is bad. No follow-up confirmed the result.
