20 Most Recent 2007 Nissan Navara 4.0 Questions & Answers

Need to remove the transmission from the engine. Best done by qualified mechanics.

turbos on this vehicle have a variable vane setting activated by an actuator that is vacuum controlled by the ECM. At low rpms the vanes move to direct more exhaust gas onto the turbine wheel thus producing boost at low engine rpms. You will get boost at high rpms because if the vanes aren't moving then that will be the position they are set at. Check that the vane rod is moving, check that the vacuum hose is not leaking,cracked or loose and check that the actuator is doing the job.

the only brake in a transmission is the torque converter clutch brake and it is controlled by a solenoid that is operated from the TCM

Power steering belt or the belt tensioner could be faulty. Check fluid level first

Question edited for clarity and spelling of the model name. Question moved to model category. There is some help in the link, but not as much as I had hoped. You may be able to work out from the images and videos. https://www.google.com/search?q=nissan+navara+qd32+rotary+injector+pump+diagram ..

Question edited for clarity, full make and model Question moved to model category. Smoke comes in three colours White smoke = Steam (normally from fuel burning) Blue smoke = Oil Black smoke = Rich Mixture It needs fixing because apart from using far too much fuel it soots up plugs and blocks the catalytic converter. ..

The first thing I would suggest is to have the vehicle scanned with a diagnostic scanner to see what codes are being thrown. This will help to pinpoint the exact issue and help to determine what needs to be done to fix it. If the electrician has a scanner, then he should be able to do this for you. If not, then you may need to take it to a shop that has the proper equipment. Once the codes are retrieved, then you can start to troubleshoot the

inside the tank

I believe I would install a manual rheostat to the tank sending unit and this will allow you to manually test the gauge in the dash.

Once you get the words in the right order to form the search query, you need to add the word of the part you want the torque setting for. The problem is the all the weighting is given to the torque that the engine produces and is normally right next to the horsepower https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+Nissan+Navara%2C+2.3+turbo+diesel%2C+Torque+Settings So insert 'wheel nuts', 'cylinder head' etc HERE 2017 Nissan Navara, 2.3 turbo diesel, HERE Torque Settings Example for 'cylinder head'...... https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+Nissan+Navara%2C+2.3+turbo+diesel%2C+cylinder+head+Torque+Settings ..

many are under the vehicle along the frame