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What type of sensor though? (Cheap aftermarket or gen?) Also so many things can effect fuel economy eg a mates car had shocking fuel use and it turned out to be a sticky rear brake cylinder that was causing the rear drums to be always engaged slightly. Unless your motor is running a bit rough I...

I once had a 3 seater couch in my micra.....but over half was hanging out the back lol. It was only a short trip late at night so got away with it. I really would love to buy a cube because like me its different but the asking price is too high for what they are and I would rather have a new car...

Unless your engine is running rough then your wasting your money doing that. Best starting point is to replace the O2 sensor. Buy a genuine one or aftermarket one.

Mine has an airbag. Never seen a Super S fitted with an airbag though. When I fitted a new ignition barrel I used a screw extractor to remove the shear bolts eg drill a small hole and use the extractor to un-screw them out.

Gone from seeing non ever to seeing two in my area yesterday. They look better in real life but they are selling for too much for me to consider one.

First step would be to contact the council and tell them of there stuff up. If that fails take it to court.

Just for fun lets defend our mighty micras. http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1833730 Join up and have your say for the fun of it lol.

I just had this one handy and thought id find out if it was a micra or N12 one. Sent you a pm nick.

Thanks frank. Knew you would have one lol. Seems to one I have is a N12 one. Oh well.

If anyone (Frank lol) has a clutch cable handy could they take a photo of it and post it up? Please. also its measurements. I am just interested in compairing it to one I have but not sure if its a micra one or n12 pulsar. Thanks.

What point are you trying to make?

Bottom box. Note wheels and handles yet to be fitted.

Sold.

Yeah the car probably has over 300,000km's on the clock and they swapped it out for a low km cluster.

Not really. There is a good reason Nissan used a light oil for the micra. Unless the motor is worn and needs the thicker oil. Sure your motor still run but its the start up wear that is the issue that might take time to show up from using the thicker oil. Your car/your choice.

Every 10k and only ever used penrite oil HPR5 which is a 5w40 weight oil. Micra used a 7w30 or 7w40 oil from factory. Any of the brand name oils will do a good job so as long as you done go for anything thicker than a 10w you will be fine

Going to have my clutch replaced soon and I am wondering what the normal price from mechanics is? I already have the parts and will be just paying for there labor but would be handy knowing what other have payed to make sure I don't get ripped off. Also I am sure I have a leaking injector...

The rear stop/tail lights have two filaments and sometimes they look fine but are still blown. Before messing around with other things replace them with new ones as they are cheap and then if they still don't work you can look at other things.

Mine has a similar issue. I thought it was the clutch pedal but when I pull it out it looked fine and the mech said it could be the clutch or cable causing it. Might be what the other has said as well. Frank how did you drill that hole without getting metal shards all in the box?

Nothing in the fine print about the price of the base model and Nissan can change the RRP at any time like all manufactures. The salesman was a bit taken back when I questioned him over it and probably should not have said why. Interesting if others over east could ask there local dealer on...