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Nissan Homy Z20 Van 66kW (1986-1990) RWD Petrol 2.0L - Variant 1 (1986–1990)

Introducing the Nissan Homy, a truly versatile van that captured the hearts of New Zealanders in the late 80s. This beloved vehicle blends practicality with comfort, making it the perfect option for everything from family transport to tradesperson's work and camper conversions. With a spacious interior and a ride that was among the most comfortable of its time, the Homy is a nostalgic icon of an era that many still cherish today.

Parts for the Nissan Homy Z20 Van 66kW (1986-1990) RWD Petrol 2.0L - Variant 1

Known issues

Common issues with the Nissan Homy include rust (especially around the windows, wheel arches, and chassis), worn suspension components, and potential oil leaks from the engine and gearbox. The electrical system can also suffer from age-related problems, such as faulty wiring and malfunctioning switches. Interior trim can be prone to wear and tear, reflecting the van's age and usage.

WOF tips

When taking a Nissan Homy for a WOF, pay close attention to these points: Rust: Check thoroughly, particularly around window seals and chassis. Brakes: Ensure brake lines are in good condition and brakes are effective. Suspension: Inspect for worn bushes and leaking shock absorbers. Lights: All lights must be functioning correctly. Seatbelts: Essential for passenger safety; check for frayed or damaged belts and functioning buckles.

About the Nissan Homy Z20 Van 66kW (1986-1990) RWD Petrol 2.0L - Variant 1

The Nissan Homy comes in various configurations, catering to a wide range of needs. Equipped with both petrol and diesel engine options, it balances performance with fuel economy. Its straightforward design makes it easy to maintain, but there are parts that commonly need attention. Owners should be aware that components such as suspension parts and brake systems may require periodic replacement to keep your van in top shape.

For optimum performance, regular service intervals are recommended: ensure your coolant system is inspected around 150,000 km, focusing on key parts like the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses. This preventative maintenance can help avoid overheating issues down the line. Don't forget to visit our Cooling section for those essential parts. Additionally, routine checks on your brake system are crucial. A good practice is to look into front and rear brake services—our Braking category has everything you need for safe stopping power. Lastly, proper filtration is vital, so keeping your air and oil filters fresh will enhance engine longevity. Check out our Filtration offerings to ensure your Homy runs smoothly. By staying proactive with these common issues, you can enjoy many more years of memories in your reliable Nissan Homy!