If you're going through withdrawal, you're withdrawing.
A fuse doesn't go bad. It protects a circuit. If the circuit is overloaded the fuse blows. If your Nissan is running sluggish, it is not a fuse going bad.
Change your fuel filter.
could be that the sparkplugs are going bad or the spark plug cables which would cause missfire
It could be your MAF sensor. Mass air flow sensor that measures the air going into the intake. This could likely cause sluggish acceleration.
When a 1999 S10 is sluggish and surging with going up hills, perhaps there is a problem with the transmission. The filter might need to be changed, more fluid added, or it might need a complete overhaul.
It could be that the capacitor is going bad or the bearings in the motor.
I'd check the fuel filter first.
If your body is going thru withdrawals & u need it everyday.
Yes going through the hard times can be difficult
Yes. When i am injected with delodid at the emergency room, I always get that feeling. Like I have restless legs and I want to get up and walk around.
Not really as long as you have the correct size 12 volt battery the CCA rating will not effect the batteries initial ability to start the engine. It may not be able to turn the engine over as long as a higher rated battery but it will start the engine if all is as it should be. A sluggish start sounds like you may have a starter going bad.