General maintenance outside the vehicle General service General maintenance refers to components that should be inspected during normal daily use of the vehicle. They are required to maintain the normal...
Inside the car The components listed below should be checked regularly, e.g. during periodic maintenance, car washing, etc. Component Lanterns Make sure the headlights, brake lights,...
Under the hood and underneath the car The components listed below should be checked periodically, for example when checking the oil level or fuel level. Component Windshield washer fluid Make sure the...
Periodic Maintenance The following tables show the maintenance schedule under normal operating conditions. Depending on weather and atmospheric conditions, road surface conditions,...
Chassis and body maintenance (Engine MR20DE) (Annual mileage less than 30,000 km) Abbreviations: P = check and correct or replace accordingly 3 = replace. Operations Service interval Complete by time or mileage,...
Chassis and body maintenance (Engine QR25DE) (Annual mileage less than 30,000 km) Abbreviations P - check and correct or replace, respectively 3 = replace. Operations Service interval Perform either by mileage km x...
Service under severe operating conditions (Annual mileage less than 30,000 km). The service intervals listed above are recommended for normal operating conditions. If you drive your vehicle primarily under...
Fluids and lubricants Refill capacity (approx.), l Recommended fluids/lubricants Engine oil Draining and refilling with oil filter replacement MR2QDE 44 Gasoline engines branded Nissan engine...
SAE Viscosity Index Gasoline engines It is preferable to use 5W 30 oil. * If you do not have a 5W 30 brand at your disposal, select a viscosity from the table that is suitable for the...
The ratio of components in the engine coolant mixture The engine cooling system is filled at the factory with high-quality all-season engine coolant with a long service life. This solution contains anti-corrosion agents and...
Checking the drive belt (engine MR20DE) 1. Generator; 2. Automatic drive belt tensioner; 3. Crankshaft pulley; 4. Air conditioning compressor (on models with air conditioning). Tensioner pulley (on models...
Checking the coolant level (engine MR20DE) Level check Make sure the coolant level in the reservoir is between the marks «MIN» and «MAX» when the engine is cold. If necessary, bring the coolant level to normal.
Checking for coolant leaks (engine MR20DE) To check for leaks, pressurize the cooling system using a pump (suitable special tools) (A) and adapter (suitable special tools) (IN). Test pressure: See chapter...
Draining Engine Coolant (engine MR20DE) Attention: Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot. High pressure coolant splashing out of the radiator can cause serious burns. Wrap the lid with a thick...
Refilling engine coolant (engine MR20DE) 1. If removed, install the tank and screw the plug into the radiator drain hole. Attention: Clean the drain plug and screw it in, installing a new O-ring. Radiator drain...
Checking the radiator cap (engine MR20DE) Check the radiator cap valve seat. A. Valve seat; B. Metal plunger. Check to see if the valve seat is swollen to such an extent that the edge of the plunger is not...
Radiator — check (engine MR20DE) Check to see if the radiator is clogged with dirt. If necessary, clean the radiator as follows. Attention: Do not puncture or damage the radiator fins. When cleaning the...
Checking fuel lines (engine MR20DE) Check the fuel lines, filler cap and fuel tank for proper seating, leaks, cracks, damage, looseness, chafing and wear. Troubleshoot or replace defective components as...
Air cleaner element (engine MR20DE) Removal 1. Unfasten the clamps (A) and remove the holder (2) from the air cleaner housing (1). 2. Remove the air cleaner filter element (1) from the body. Installation...
Engine oil — draining and refilling (engine MR20DE) Drain Attention: Avoid getting burned by hot engine oil. Prolonged and frequent contact with used motor oil can cause skin cancer. Try to avoid contact of used oil with...
Oil filter — removal and installation (engine MR20DE) Removal Unscrew the oil filter using a wrench (special tool KV10115801) (A). 1. Oil pan; Front of the engine. Attention: The oil filter is equipped with a bypass valve....
Spark plugs — removal and installation (engine MR20DE) Removal 1. Remove the ignition coils. See chapter " Mechanical part of the engine ". 2. Remove the spark plugs using a wrench (suitable special tools). Attention. Do not...
Checking the drive belt (engine QR25DE) 1. Generator; 2. Water pump; 3. Tension pulley; 4. Crankshaft pulley; 5. Air conditioning compressor; 6. Automatic drive belt tensioner; 7. Drive belt; A. View «A»; B....
Engine Coolant — Check (engine QR25DE) Level check Make sure the coolant level in the reservoir is between the marks «MIN» and «MAX», when the engine is cold. If necessary, bring the coolant level to normal....
Engine Coolant — Drain (engine QR25DE) Attention: Do not remove the radiator cap while the engine is hot. High pressure coolant splashing out of the radiator can cause serious burns. Wrap the lid with a thick...
Engine coolant — refilling (engine QR25DE) 1. If removed, install the tank and screw the plug into the radiator drain hole. Attention: Clean the drain plug and screw it in, installing a new O-ring. Radiator drain...
Flushing the cooling system (engine QR25DE) 1. If removed, install the tank and screw the plug into the radiator drain hole. Attention: Clean the drain plug and screw it in, installing a new O-ring. Radiator drain...
Radiator — check (engine QR25DE) Check if the radiator is clogged with dirt. If necessary, clean the radiator as follows: Attention: Do not bend or damage the radiator fins. When cleaning the radiator...
Checking fuel lines (engine QR25DE) Check the fuel lines, beer cap, and fuel tank for proper seating, leaks, cracks, damage, looseness, chafing, and wear. A: Engine; B: Fuel line; C: Fuel tank. If...
Air cleaner element (engine QR25DE) Removal 1. Press in the latches (A) on both sides of the air cleaner cover (1) inside (IN). 2. Pull the air cleaner cover forward (WITH) and remove it. 3. Remove the air...
Engine oil — draining and refilling (engine QR25DE) Drain Attention. Avoid getting burned by hot engine oil. Prolonged and frequent contact with used motor oil can cause skin cancer. Try to avoid contact of used oil with...
Oil filter — removal and installation (engine QR25DE) Removal 1. Remove the mudguard. See chapter " Interior and exterior equipment ". 2. Unscrew the oil filter using a wrench (special tool KV10115801) (A). Attention: The...
Spark plugs — removal and installation (engine QR25DE) Removal 1. Remove the ignition coils. See chapter " Mechanical part of the engine ". 2. Remove the spark plugs using a wrench (suitable special tools). Attention. Do not...
Adjusting the direction of xeon headlights Description Preparation before adjustment Note. For more details, see the regulations in force in your country. Adjust the direction of the headlights if repair work was...
Adjusting the direction of halogen headlights Description Preparation before adjustment Note. Adjust the direction of the headlights if repair work was carried out on the front of the car or if the headlight...
Exhaust system — check Check whether the fastening elements of the exhaust pipes and muffler are securely tightened and check for leaks, cracks, damage and wear. If any abnormalities are...
CVT Fluid — Checking CVT Fluid Level Check the fluid level by warming it up to 50-80°C. Check the fluid level as follows: 1. Check for fluid leaks. 2. After warming up the engine, drive the car in the urban...
Checking the CVT Fluid Condition If the CVT fluid is very dark or smells burnt, check the operation of the CVT. After repairing the CVT, flush the cooling system. If there are fragments of friction...
CVT fluid replacement 1. Remove the drain plug and drain the CVT fluid from the oil pan. 2. Screw the plug into the oil pan drain hole. Attention. Do not reuse the gasket. Drain plug -...
Transmission oil — RS6F94R gearbox Examination Leak check Make sure there are no oil leaks from the manual transmission and surrounding areas. Level check 1. Remove the plug (1) from the filler hole and...
Transmission oil — RS6F52A gearbox (2WD) Examination Leak check Make sure there are no oil leaks from the manual transmission and surrounding areas. Level check 1. Remove the plug (1). 2. Measure the oil level...
Transmission oil — RS6F52A gearbox (4WD) Examination Leak check Make sure there are no oil leaks from the manual transmission and surrounding areas. Level check 1. Remove the plug (1) from the filler hole. 2....
Clutch fluid Examination If the fluid level is excessively low, check for brake/clutch leaks.
Transfer case oil — check Oil leak Check for oil leaks in and around the transfer case (oil seal, crankcase drain plug, etc.). Oil level 1. Remove the plug (1) from the filler hole and remove the...
Transfer case oil — oil drain 1. Drive the vehicle and warm up the transfer case housing to normal operating temperature. 2. Stop the engine, remove the plug (1) from the drain hole, remove the...
Transfer case oil — oil filling 1. Remove the plug (1) from the filler hole and remove the gasket. Fill oil to the specified level at the hole (A) under the traffic jam. Oil brand and viscosity. See...
Rear driveshaft Checking appearance and noise Check for nicks or cracks on the driveshaft tube. If necessary, replace the driveshaft assembly. If the center bearing makes unusual noise...
Transmission oil for rear differential — check Oil leak Check for oil leaks in and around the final drive assembly. Oil level Remove the plug (1) from the filler hole and check the oil level through the plug hole as...
Transmission oil for rear differential — oil drain 1. Stop the engine. 2. Remove the plug (1) from the drain hole and drain the transmission oil. 3. Place a new gasket on the drain plug, screw the plug into the final...
Transmission oil for rear differential — oil filling 1. Remove the plug (1) from the filler hole. Fill with fresh transmission oil until it reaches the specified level at the plug hole, as shown in the figure. Measurement...
Road wheels — rearranging wheels 1. Observe the wheel rotation interval in accordance with the maintenance schedule. See above. 2. When changing wheels, do not use a T-type spare wheel. 3. When...
Checking brake system pipes and cables Check the brake system pipes and parking brake cables to see if they are properly secured, leaks, chafing, wear, etc.
Replacing brake fluid 1. Drain the brake fluid from the bleeder nipple of each wheel. 2. Fill until fresh brake fluid begins to flow out of the bleeder fittings. Fill the brake fluid using...
Disc brake check Brake disc Check for wear and damage. Caliper Check for fluid leaks. Brake shoe Check for wear and damage. Front wheel disc brakes Unit of measurement: mm. Brake shoe...
Checking the steering mechanism Steering gear Check for play, damage and lubricant leakage from the mechanism housing and covers. Check the play in the connection to the steering column. Check for...
Axle and suspension components Check for excessive play, cracks, wear and other damage to front and rear axle and suspension components. Rock the wheels and check for excessive play. Check that the...
Drive shafts Check for wear cracks, damage to the drive shafts and lubricant leaks from the boots.