paking:
Check engine light or service engine soon light is on. It was permanently on with the former engine. Even with the new engine it's on. I serviced the car four days ago the light is still on

DukeNija:
Please where can I get original shock absorbers for Nissan Altima 2010. By original I mean Japan not China. Thanks

Crixie:

Front or back ?You should purchase "Kyb" if you are in need for Japanese made shocks

DukeNija:


Front and Back. Most KYB in the market are fake I’ve been told. I’ll be glad if I can get the Japanese brand.

Costee:

The Service Engine Light is equivalent to the check engine light. It does not mean oil change, which is what you've presumably done. Always scan your car once that light comes up. Now a little assignment for you. Check each of your ignition coils, note the part number for each, and report back. The part number is printed by the side of the coil on top. It should have the following: 22448-8H3xx.

paking:


The part number for all the four ignition coils is 22448-8H3 15 3304

nurey:
hello costee is there a WhatsApp group for Nissan/Infiniti? By popular demand I believe you can start one for Nigerians

MrBuzy:
Good day please how much is the Air intake Hose of Infiniti G35 2007.

Philadelphia:


Heavenly bang

nissparts:
Send me your chassis number(vin) or post it here.
You'll need a new key and programming

kalex0:

Please what do u think of Nissan Almera 2000?
I want to get one soon

kalex0:

Please what do u think of Nissan Almera 2000?
I want to get one soon

nurey:


N15 strong reliable miniature in interior

N16 body falls apart easily, strong reliable too.

kalex0:


What I have in mind is that N16, my budget is 500-600k as a young engineer

Will I get a reliable one

nurey:


N16 direct LHD is 1.2m

RHD is between 1m to 800k depending on your bargaining power it may be less. conversion is around 250k. I don't like converted onces because of bypass.

Most N16 are from Europe how you know a N16 Europe and original LHD with sunny badge is by the reverse light, one is red other opaque for Almera but the sunny (bought new in naija) has opaque as both.

I would say buy the Sentra which is same vehicle in different coat and the Sentra has very solid body work but the Almera SVE and the hatchback shape is tempting and very enticing.

Your budget would buy a naija used but ensure if converted the OBD port still works

kalex0:



OBD

peternwanji:
Hello good morning ..this is to all Nissan lovers ..am in love with a Nissan maxima 2oo4 3.5L S E ..a friend is giving it to me for agive away price though its not fresh tokunbo but its neatly used and maintained .I ask him to introduce me to his mech guy he says he doesn't go to mechanics ..OK how d heck do u service ur car?!..and he said he hardly drive it except occasionally ,weekends.I love Nissan but most prostitue mechanics says .."ahhh Nissan!!! Bros run for ur dear life."" .what do I do now?.
Pls I need advice whether to go for it or alternative brand. I av just this weekend to make a decision or it may b sold to someone else.
Is this car something u drive to work everyday ? I need advice of an owner and a professional mech..whom are experienced in Nissan.

Thanks all.


OBD

peternwanji:
Hello good morning ..this is to all Nissan lovers ..am in love with a Nissan maxima 2oo4 3.5L S E ..a friend is giving it to me for agive away price though its not fresh tokunbo but its neatly used and maintained .I ask him to introduce me to his mech guy he says he doesn't go to mechanics ..OK how d heck do u service ur car?!..and he said he hardly drive it except occasionally ,weekends.I love Nissan but most prostitue mechanics says .."ahhh Nissan!!! Bros run for ur dear life."" .what do I do now?.
Pls I need advice whether to go for it or alternative brand. I av just this weekend to make a decision or it may b sold to someone else.
Is this car something u drive to work everyday ? I need advice of an owner and a professional mech..whom are experienced in Nissan.

Thanks all.


OBD

kingreign:

@bolded and @encircled are the places where you start to shoot yourself in the foot. Keep beefing mechanics.
Well what do I know?

greatstephenho:
after beefing them he will fix his car himself

kingreign:

Lol. I laugh at him from a distance.

Costee:

Yes, maybe it's neatly (sparingly?) used and maintained (well detailed and valeted?). The picture of the engine bay sure gives a converse impression of your assessment. Thank your friend for his gesture and politely decline the offer.