Welcome to the CARFIX Vehicle Wiki for the NISSAN ELGRAND Base. This space is designed to provide owners with valuable information to help maintain and understand their vehicle. We've compiled data based on common experiences, service schedules, and points to consider for Warrant of Fitness inspections.
Owners of NISSAN ELGRAND Base models should be aware of potential issues that can arise, particularly with higher mileage. Some areas reported as weaknesses include:
• CVT Transmission: Early models are known to experience CVT transmission problems. Regular maintenance and fluid changes can help mitigate this risk.
• Rear Self-Levelling Suspension: The self-levelling suspension system can be prone to failure. Keep an eye out for sagging or uneven ride height.
When preparing your NISSAN ELGRAND Base for its Warrant of Fitness (WOF), pay close attention to the following:
• Brake Pad Wear: Rear brake pads tend to wear more quickly on this model. Regular inspection is essential.
• Lower Suspension Arm Ball Joints: These ball joints are a known weak point and should be checked for excessive play.
The NISSAN ELGRAND Base is a popular choice, particularly as a spacious family vehicle. Its versatility makes it a suitable platform for campervan conversions and other lifestyle adaptations.
Taking care of your Elgrand involves being aware of potential problem areas that present as the odometer increases. Addressing these proactively is key to preventing unexpected breakdowns and maintaining reliability. Replacing wear components is also important to maintain optimal vehicle performance and safety. Some parts you might consider replacing include:
• SENSOR CAMSHAFT ANGLE
• OIL SEAL CRANK SHAFT REAR / REAR MAIN BEARING
• Front Wiper Refills
• Front Wiper Pack
• Passenger Side Blade
• Driver Side Blade
• STRUT MOUNT FRONT
• SUSPENSION BUSH FRONT CONTROL ARM
• SPARK PLUG
• DISC BRAKE ROTOR REAR
• WHEEL NUT
• CV JOINT BOOT KIT FRONT LEFT INNER
• CONTROL ARM FRONT
• KNOCK SENSOR
• TEMPERATURE SENSOR / SENDER COOLANT