Nissan NV200 dCi 110 (2011–present)

The NISSAN NV200 dCi 110 is a practical and versatile compact van, known for its fuel efficiency and suitability for urban environments. This guide provides NISSAN NV200 dCi 110 owners with valuable information for maintaining and extending the life of their vehicle.

Parts for the Nissan NV200 dCi 110

• Control Arm Front (6)
• Oxygen Sensor (4)
• Steering Rack End (3)
• Cabin Filter (3)
• Wiper Blade Front (3)
• Sway Bar Link Front (3)
• Tie Rod End (2)
• Shocks / Strut Front (2)
• Suspension Bush Front Control Arm - Upper (2)
• Suspension Bush Rear Leaf Spring - Shackle (2)
• Brake Drum Rear (2)
• Timing Tensioner (2)
• Drive Belt Tensioner Assembly (2)
• Strut Bearing (1)
• Oxygen Sensor Post-Catalytic Converter (1)
• Suspension Bush Leaf Spring (1)
• Brake Pads Front (1)
• Disc Brake Rotor Front (1)
• Brake Caliper Kit Front (1)
• Brake Caliper Piston Front (1)
• Brake Shoe Rear (1)
• Suspension Bush Front Control Arm (1)
• Drive Belt Alternator (1)
• Engine Mount Rear (1)
• Suspension Bush Front Control Arm - Lower (1)
• Oil Seal Crank Shaft Front / Timing Front (1)
• Timing Belt Camshaft (1)
• Shocks / Strut Rear (1)
• Engine Mount Left (1)
• Oil Seal Camshaft (1)
• Clutch Slave Cylinder (1)
• Cv Joint (1)
• Water Pump (1)
• Radiator Hose Lower (1)
• Drive Belt (1)
• Strut Boot/Hatch/Tailgate (1)
• Sway Bar Link Rear (1)
• Ball Joint Front (1)
• Sway Bar Coupling Mount (1)
• Ignition Coil (1)

Known issues

While the NISSAN NV200 dCi 110 is generally a reliable vehicle, like any vehicle, it can experience common issues over time. Keep an eye out for potential wear and tear on suspension components and brake systems, as these are subjected to considerable use. Regularly inspecting fluid levels is also crucial for preventing potential problems with the engine and drivetrain.

WOF tips

During a Warrant of Fitness (WoF) inspection, the NISSAN NV200 dCi 110 will undergo scrutiny focusing on safety-critical systems. This includes brake performance (brake pads, drums, and shoes), steering and suspension components (steering rack end, strut bearings, suspension bushes, sway bar links), and visibility (wiper blade). Ensure these areas are well-maintained to pass the WoF inspection.

About the Nissan NV200 dCi 110

Maintaining your NISSAN NV200 dCi 110 involves regular checks and potential replacements of key components. Consider these areas for upkeep:
• Steering and Suspension: Components like the steering rack end, strut bearing, suspension bush (front control arm - lower), sway bar coupling mount, and sway bar link (front) are subject to wear and tear, impacting handling and ride comfort. Regular inspections can identify any necessary replacements.
• Braking System: The braking system is crucial for safety. Pay attention to the condition of the front brake pads, rear brake drum, and rear brake shoes. Timely replacement helps ensure optimal braking performance.
• Drivetrain: Inspect the CV joint and clutch slave cylinder for signs of wear or damage. These components play a vital role in the smooth operation of your NV200's drivetrain.
• Engine Maintenance: The timing belt (camshaft) is essential for engine timing. Adhere to recommended replacement intervals to prevent potential engine damage. Also, monitor the condition of the water pump and oil seal (crankshaft front/timing front) to prevent coolant leaks and oil leaks, respectively.
• Wipers: Maintaining good visibility is critical. Replace the rear wiper blade as needed to ensure a clear view.
• Shocks and Struts: The front shocks/struts contribute to ride comfort and handling. Consider replacing them when performance deteriorates.

Questions owners ask

What are the common WOF failure points for a NISSAN NV200 2011–2999 in New Zealand?

For a NISSAN NV200 2011–2999, common WOF inspection points include the condition of your brake performance (specifically front brake pads, rear brake drum, and rear brake shoes), steering and suspension components (such as steering rack end, strut bearings, suspension bushes, and sway bar links), and visibility, particularly the rear wiper blade. Ensuring these are in good order will help pass your WoF.

Where can I get replacement front brake pads for my NISSAN NV200 2011–2999 in NZ?

CARFIX stocks 63 SKUs for the NISSAN NV200 2011–2999, including front brake pads. You can find these and other parts like rear brake drums and rear brake shoes for your vehicle through CARFIX.

How often should I replace the timing belt on my NISSAN NV200 2011–2999?

The timing belt (camshaft) is a critical component for your NISSAN NV200 2011–2999's engine. It's essential to adhere to the manufacturer's recommended replacement intervals to prevent potential engine damage. Regular maintenance at 10,000km intervals is recommended, and the timing belt replacement should be part of this schedule as advised by your mechanic.

What suspension components should I regularly check on my NISSAN NV200 2011–2999?

For your NISSAN NV200 2011–2999, it's important to regularly inspect suspension components such as the steering rack end, strut bearing, suspension bush (front control arm - lower), sway bar coupling mount, and sway bar link (front). These parts are prone to wear and tear and impact handling and ride comfort. Also, consider the front shocks/struts if you notice a deterioration in ride quality.

What are some common issues to look out for with the NISSAN NV200 2011–2999?

Owners of the NISSAN NV200 2011–2999 should be vigilant for potential wear and tear on suspension components and brake systems due to their constant use. Regularly checking fluid levels is also crucial for preventing problems with the engine and drivetrain, including monitoring the water pump and oil seal (crankshaft front/timing front) for leaks, and the CV joint and clutch slave cylinder for signs of wear.