Listings for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles (15)
NV200 Brakes Rear
Doing the rear brakes on the NV200 is quite straight-forward. Remove tire and pull off the drum by placing two #8 metric bolts into the drum itself and pull out...
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NV200 Solar Panel
I wanted a separate electrical system for camping and other uses so I put in a Solar Panel Kit. Total cost was about 350 Canadian dollars. This included a 100 w...
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NV200 Sliding Door Lock
A common problem with the NV200 occurs when you can't open one of the sliding doors from the outside of the vehicle. This occurs when a weak metal bracket gets ...
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NV200 Brakes Front
Front brake pads are fairly easy to do on an NV200. Mine is a 2013 US model. The tools required are: --21mm socket for lug nuts --14mm socket for brake cali...
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NV200 Steering Wheel Audio Control
This project is to outline the steps you can take to hook up steering wheel control buttons from a stock Nissan NV200 van -- onto an aftermarket stereo unit wit...
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NV200 Roof Rack
NV200 Roof Racks are quite expensive. Also I couldn't find a basic simple roof rack for my van and didn't want a heavy duty industrial type. No other choice tha...
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Nissan NV200 Radio Wiring
I'm installing an aftermarket hi-power stereo in my 2013 Nissan NV200. Those tiny pins on the low-power NV200 radio main white connector are not big enough to h...
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Nissan NV200 Compustar Remote Start Install
This is step by step installation of a Compustar CM7000 Remote Start and Security installation. Surprisingly, I couldn't find information online for a Nissan NV...
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2005 Pontiac Vibe Door Buzzer removal
The door/key/seatbelt buzzer was driving me crazy.... it had to go. Here is how to I ripped it out. (Don't throw it away, you can always put it back in for when...
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Alternator rebuild
An alternator is a fairly simple car item to repair. I've repaired about 50 of them and 99% of the time the fault is always worn brushes. You can buy new brushe...
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