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Trevor

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  1. I would imagine the sensor should be centrally mounted so under the center console is more than likely location
  2. I would definitely get an oil and filter change as soon as possible to start with
  3. Hi....welcome to the Club Generally, the Qashqui is reliable but the older ones were more prone to recurring faults. However, it is like any other car, as long as the servicing is kept up to date then this will limit the unreliability issues (hopefully)
  4. Thanks for the heads up, not sure if this will become an issue for many makes of car in the future. Nice to know the solution though, thanks for passing it onto the forum
  5. Hi....welcome to the Club Let's hope you won't need the advice from members and continue to have trouble free motoring. Good to have you onboard!
  6. I believe it is air in the system which you can clear by turning the wheel from lock to lock
  7. Usually when you remove the circlip (work it off by using a small flat blade screwdriver) and usually the shaft will come off with a soft faced hammer (copperhide or plastic)
  8. Here is a handy site to see which oil you need https://www.castrol.com/en_gb/united-kingdom/home/car-engine-oil-and-fluids/motor-oil-and-fluids-finder.html?customerType=retail
  9. If it were me I would go with the steel rims as more durable off road
  10. Yes, you can....somewhere like Milner Brothers would have them but also remember to raise the rear as well to match the ride height
  11. Hi Rob....welcome to the Club Hard to say but would probably necessitate you removing the passenger door card to see which wires have been cut and simply reconnect them to get it working once more
  12. They look like breather pipes but check out all other vacuum hoses on the manifold for cracks and perishing and replace if necessary
  13. Looks like immobiliser fault (key sign)
  14. Great to have you onboard Paul Elliott ....feel free to post up some piccys of the car and also the magazine article would be interesting to see
  15. That's unfortunate and likely to continue if you don't coat the vunerable parts with grease. I would advise you coat all areas that are likely to be affected and see where that goes
  16. Hi Mike Merry Christmas. If you take it apart you may find that the small microswitches may have come away from the circuit board. Not sure if it affects the QX but it is common on the X-Trail (similar to the Renault electronics) Not too difficult to resolder or get some replacements from eBay to fit and no programming needed
  17. Probably more economical as well Maybe worthwhile looking through Autocar reviews on both models to see how they fair in a road test
  18. Not sure on the differences without doing a side by side comparison and also taking it for an extended test drive and seeing how they compare. If you are looking to trade before Christmas means the trader would probably be keen to make the sale so a good deal could possibly be had at this time of year.
  19. Hi Jack.....welcome to the Club I would start with looking at replacing the drivebelts with genuine Nissan belts as there are so many belts in the market that don't have the friction (even when tightened fully) and give noises like this on overrun.
  20. HI Not at all sure of the value with a vehicle like this.....to be fair I cannot even remember seeing a Sunny van in the flesh. Ebay with a very high reserve price or starting bid and see what interest and offers come in may be the best way forward in this instance and then at least you can gauge a rough value. The alternative is to place it with an auction house to value and sell
  21. HI Bob...welcome to the Club Sometimes, its just easier to take the simple route, such as using your phone and online maps....cheaper and easier to update Something to look forward to with touring around the IOM....sounds interesting especially if you have an interest in motorcycle racing
  22. Hi....welcome to the Club You should have a switch on the drivers door to lock/unlock the doors. Alternatively, there should be a procedure to set this auto-lock
  23. Did you find the issue? Could be a vacuum leak on a hose on the intake manifold side of the engine. Check all rubber hoses to see if they are perished or split
  24. It shouldn't affect the other systems as long as the wiring to them is not compromised or modified
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