2014 Nissan Juke - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Maybe fuel level floater is stuck. Try to drive over some kerb or something like that - might unstuck.

Can't give a answer with out a lot more information .

P651 is a referance code that is saying there is an open circuit on a sensor. P1650 is to new for me to know for sure this is 2114 Nissan. But it sounds like eighter an engine RPM problem or an MIL issue . Likely some kind of a glitch the vehicle is two new must be under warranty take it to dealer it sounds like a mirnor problem

5 people were in one and went over a cliff,and you know the rest...

GO SEE A LOCAL AUTO ELECTRICIAN FOR HELP

My first guess... If the start up instructions (USA ... I could NOT find) do NOT recommend a igniter warm-up period... you might want to just allow a long moment before hitting the starter... Diesel engines run smoothly, reliably & economically if their igniters are treated properly... If this is your first diesel... do the reading. You & your engine will be happier. https://owners.nissanusa.com/content/techpub/ManualsAndGuides/JUKE/2014/2014-JUKE-owner-manual.pdf

go to the dealer

Some minimal research finds that this light seems similar to the "check engine" light on U.S. vehicles. Found that there is a whole club out there dedicated to your vehicle. According to their site (JukeOwnersGroup), others have had similar circumstances. They advise getting a hold of an OBDII reader and plug it in and see what the codes say. An OBDII reader is fairly inexpensive and, when using the instructions, really easy to operate. Or, you can take it to a shop and see what their reader (which is the same thing) says. It may well be that your Juke needs nothing more than a tune-up.

First, check the coolant level IN THE RADIATOR, NOT IN THE OVERFLOW TANK. Loow coolant level will prevent your heater core from warming up.

Open the cover on it with a coin or nail file

Battery = no good or not charging .

CHARGE THE BATTERY WITH A CHARGER AND FIND OUT WHAT IS ON DRAINING THE BATTERY OVER NIGHT

go to retrevo.com

Hi.

Juke in Spain is distributed in the colors shown below. Black is one of Juke's colors. This includes Islas Canarias. Nissan dealers in Canary island are mainly in Gran Canaria or Tenerife: Nissan, Islas Canarias



Here prices:

DI?SEL

• 1.5 dCi 110 CV Visia 16.000 €
• 1.5 dCi 110 CV Acenta 16.950 €
• 1.5 dCi 110 CV Tekna Sport 17.400 €
• 1.5 dCi 110 CV Tekna Premium 18.350 €

PETROL

• 1.6i 16v 117 CV Visia 14.550 €
• 1.6i 16v 117 CV Acenta 15.500 €
• 1.6i 16v 117 CV Acenta CVT 16.350 €
• 1.6i 16v 117 CV Tekna Sport 15.900 €
• 1.6i 16v 117 CV Tekna Sport CVT 16.800 €
• 1.6i 16v 117 CV Tekna Premium 16.900 €
• 1.6i 16v 117 CV Tekna Premium CVT 17.750 €
• 1.6 DIG-T 190 CV Tekna Sport 17.500 €
• 1.6 DiG-T 190 CV Tekna Premium 18.450 €
• 1.6 DiG-T 190 CV Tekna Premium CVT 4WD 21.550 €

Here you can configure your Juke online.

Regards.

Ginko

Hi there, first i need to know if you disconnected the battery before you changed the light bulb. Anytime you need to work on anything electrical in your car you need to disconnect the negative terminal because of the high voltage currents in todays new cars. Double check the fuse because that is really one of the only things that would prevent the rest of the lights from working. There is a small and unlikely chance that you shorted the circuit and burned the parking light filiments in all of the bulbs.

Did you use the diagram on the fuse panel cover to determine the correct fuse? Those things can get a little trick and it is possible to read them upside down.

Let me know what you find and post back.

Yes, this is an indicator that a blinker bulb has blown. Replace it and it will be back to normal.

sounds like the rod that connects the lock button on the door has come loose. you will have to remove the door panel and roll the window up and put it back on there is a plastic clip that holds it in place.
It could have broken. if so some auto parts stores carry this part take the old one with you.
Grease the moving parts while your in there this should keep unnecessary strain from causing future trouble.

This is not a model that we know in North America. Your local dealership will have one, or you can order online. This link should find sources near where you are. https://www.google.com/search?q=2000+Nissan+KA24DE+replacement+Vehicle+Speed+Sensor ..

I need code for this serial, same radio, Thanks PP2787HB 0091600

The firing order for the Nissan Elgrand equipped with the VG33E engine (1999 model) is 1-3-4-2, starting from the front. Nissan 3.3L (199 cu in) firing order - diagram & guide ' REREV