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liviococcia

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    Nissan Almera 1.8 SVE

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  1. Hello Members Has anyone used other makes of ATF fluid instead of Nissan's own, or, does anyone know who makes Nissans ATF fluid, as dealer prices are steep. I'm not sure what grade, or type of ATF fluid I should used, the vehicles a UK right hand drive Almera 1.8 SVE 5Dr petrol (Sept 2004) Automatic, N16/QG18DE. Thanks for any advice
  2. Thanks Trevor for the help. I found out that when the orange 'O/D OFF' light is showing in the dash cluster, that this mode is only suitable for steep hill climes, or towing, carrying heavy loads or slowing when going down steep hills (using the gearbox lower gear as a form of braking) The default setting is to leave the Overdrive on (ie the O/D OFF orange light is not showing in the instrument cluster), this means the car will change through the lower gears, and through to the highest gear when at around 45mph ( or higher), while driving in normal road conditions and gradients, and when the vehicle is not pulling any heavy loads. regards
  3. Hello Members I've recently got a 2004 Nissan Almera 1.8 SVE automatic (116hp/85kw model). I do have the Nissan owners manual, but when reading the section regarding using the overdrive button, I'm unsure whether it should be 'off'(button out), or 'on'(button in). When driving in and around London (considering busy traffic), should the 'O/D OFF' orange light be showing in the dashboard, or not. Or, when driving on a motorway, should the 'O/D OFF' light be showing in the dash under these circumstances. I'm confused when to use O/D (in other words when it shows the dash light, and when it doesn't show). Any members help would be great, thanks regards
  4. Hello Members/Administrators I've been trying to register for the past 2 days, I had set up my Hotmail address (******@hotmail.com), but I would not get the verification email, I check in my Junk and spam folders but nothing. I had filled up the 'contact us' form twice, and got no replies back. I ended up changing my registered email address to my Google mail (*******@googlemail.com), this time I got my forum email validation email. So something isn't right with the forum registration system when it comes to a Hotmail.com address. The forum developers need to check the issue, and also the 'contact us' form system needs checking, it would be good to provide an contact email address, so that the Nissan owner club admin can be contact directly. thanks
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