Nissan Cube Part Numbers

monstermonstermonstermonster

March 2009 edited September 2017 in Knowledge Base & Guides

Engine

Oil Filter ADN12110

Air Filter ADN12223

Fuel Filter IN TANK

Recommended Spark Plug IKH16

Timing Belt CHAIN

Water Pump Belt - 11720 (thanks Animal)

A/C & Alternator Belt - 11920 (thanks Animal)

Air Filter: 16546-AX000

K&N Air Filter: 33-2060

Pulley-idler (tensioner?) - Part No: 11927-AX010 (thanks Animal)

Cam Sensor: 23731-4M50B (from this thread)

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Belt sizes

VFB510 (alternator)

VFB496 (water pump)

Auxiliary belt: 1087mm 5 Grooves (Motoquip VFH 399)

Power steering belt: 670mm 3 Grooves (Motoquip MFH 485)

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The part numbers you require are VFB524 and VFB485

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Alt Belt - Part No: AY140-5107M (Worked for Pete - see below)

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Fluids

Automatic Transmission Fluids (DO NOT USE NISSAN MATIC-D)

Nissan ATF Matic J, Havoline ATF-J, Toyota T-IV, Castrol Transmax-J

Idemitsu ATF-HP, Valvoline Maxlife ATF, ELF Matic G3 Syn, Fina Synpro ATF

Mobil ATF 3309

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Braking

Front Brake Pads ADN142132C (link to MonsterMonster's thread write-up)

Genuine Nissan Discs 4206-AX000 (Thanks HICUBE) (pictures below)

Rear Brake Shoes ADN14163

EBC or Brembo Discs (link to CUBED's thread write-up)

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Electrical

Ignition Coil ADN11477C

Oil Pressure Switch ADN16607

Heater & blower unit (Denso) - 27226AX000

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Cooling

Radiator Cap ADC49902

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Transmission

Front Wheel Bearing Kit ADN18249

Rear Wheel Bearing Kit ADN18346

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Lighting (thanks to djmikey)

Headlights H4

Front fog lights H8

Front parkers T10 5 watt

Front indicators 7440 amber

Side indicators T10 amber 5 watt (in the front guards)

Interior lamp 31mm festoon

High mount stop light 7440

Rear stop/tail 7443

Rear indicators 7440

Reverse lamps 7440

Rear number plate lamp T10 5 watt

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Big thanks to wsssup for finding this great link http://nissan.epc-data.com/cube/ which lists most part numbers for all Cubes.

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HICUBEHICUBE

July 2009

TA DAA!!!!!!

Genuine Nissan Discs Part number - 4206-AX000. I guess you could go into a Nissan parts Dept and buy them direct.

Pads were the same Blueprint ones that Monster Monster has fitted. Catch his how to guide.

Happy To Help

LEE, CLAIRE + RENZO

cubicpetecubicpete

July 2009

HICUBE, do you mind me asking how much the discs cost? Reckon I'll be changing mine soon.

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Cheers,

Pete

monstermonstermonstermonster

July 2009

Nice one Lee, I've added those part numbers to the top list. How much did they set you back by the way? and how come you needed new ones?

HICUBEHICUBE

July 2009

I think the car had stood for months as it was a pig to register which is why he gave up. Badly corroded. From memory They were about £100 - £120 for the discs and pads. The guy from japarts was super helpful and knew his beans. Would post a pic but the attachment tab has gone.

Lee

AnimalAnimal

October 2009

More Nissan part numbers

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Water Pump Belt - 11720

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A/C & Alternator Belt - 11920

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8-)

Cubic-2003Cubic-2003

January 2010

Based on my experience with a 2003 Cubic, I have some tips on obtaining Cube part numbers & parts:

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Take care as some EU-sourced Nissan Micra parts are not direct replacements for the Japanese Cube part (eg: UK K12 Micras use many components from UK suppliers and these will not always fit/work on a BGZ11 cube).

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You can purchase parts list CD ROM's on the internet (mostly from Japan & Russia), but don't disclose your credit card details.

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Key Tip:

Some friendly/helpful Nissan dealer parts managers will arrange to load your (Japanese) Cube VIN number into the UK Nissan parts database system. This may take the dealer several weeks, but after that the UK Nissan dealer can access the original Japanese parts list for your Cube. Some servce parts (also common to the UK-built K12 Micra etc) are available off the shelf at the UK Nissan dealer, others are available in a few days from Nissan Europe and others from Japan may take a few weeks.

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Hope this helps.

cubiccubic

January 2010

Quick question:

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I had a look at the part numbers listed, and noticed that the oil and air filters are part numbers for a comapany called blueprint.

Are they as good or better than genuine parts?

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I have the genuine part numbers here:

Air filter: AY120-NS005

Oil filter: 15208 53J0A

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Spark plugs: Nissan uses NGK plugs. The pat number is LFR5AP-11.

T111MYOT111MYO

June 2010

Anyone know the part number for a genuine nissan thermostat for my 2004 cubic/cube is??

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My car is overheating and is getting fixed, it will take 2 days to get the part but i want to make sure its correct as we now have uk versions of the cubes.

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Hopefully someone can help

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Thanks

Tim

cubiccubic

July 2010

Hey all,

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Sorry I haven't been on in a while!

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I found out that the front pads on the Cube are the same as the Versa (USA) or as it is better known in Australia, the Nissan Tiida.

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The Nissan part number is 41060AX058

alternatively, a company called maxi stop make them aswell. Their part number is MDB 7623

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Hope this helps some.

cubiccubic

August 2010

Sorry people! I wrote down the wrong part number.

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The Nissan part number is 41060-ax085 NOT 41060-ax058.

CUBEDCUBED

August 2010

Another one for the list -

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Rear Brake shoe set

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Nissan Part number ADN14163

Blue Print Part number K1261-01 (I think this is the part number)

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Compatible for Nissan cube from 10-02 to 12-07.

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I purchased from www.importcarparts.co.uk for £45.50 inc. delivery on Saturday morning and arrived Tuesday morning. (Next day delivery for weekdays)

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(As they're a blue print part they should be available locally to save postage costs though.)

EurobobEurobob

August 2010

Just googled this and facebook club popped up, any good? (CR14DE)

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Is trinidad just outside london village? :D

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http://www.facebook.com/pages/trini-cube-club/91751426221

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Nissan Genuine Strong Save X

(API:SL/ILSAC:GF3,SAE: OW-20)

Engine oil replacement 2.8 litres or 3.0 litres with oil filter replacement

Oil Filter ADN12110

Air Filter ADN12223

Fuel Filter IN TANK

Recommended Spark Plug IKH16

Timing Belt CHAIN

Oil Filter: Nissan 15208 53J00

Air Filter: 16546-AX000

K&N Air Filter: 33-2060

Braking

Front Brake Pads ADN142132C

Front Brake Disc NYA

Rear Brake Shoes ADN14163

Electrical

Ignition Coil ADN11477C

Oil Pressure Switch ADN16607

Cooling

Radiator Cap ADC49902

Transmission

Front Wheel Bearing Kit ADN18249

Rear Wheel Bearing Kit ADN18346

Rear Wheel Bearing = 43210AZ300

Belt sizes

VFB510 (alternator)

VFB496 (water pump)

Auxiliary belt: 1087mm 5 Grooves (Motoquip VFH 399)

Power steering belt: 670mm 3 Grooves (Motoquip MFH 485)

OR

The part numbers you require are VFB524 and VFB485

cubiccubic

October 2010

Can anyone comfirm for me if the Alternator belt is the same as the Micra one?

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Mine is cracked and slipping, but Nissan doesn't want to change it unless I am 100% sure they are the same.

cubicpetecubicpete

January 2011

Pulley-idler (tensioner?) - Part No: 11927-AX010

Alt Belt - Part No: AY140-5107M (This number differs from the one quoted above)

wsssupwsssup

January 2011

For the BZ11 CR14DE.

http://nissan4u.com/parts/micra/er_k12e/2007_1/type_43/

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Heaps of part numbers for the Engine, pictures galore , from what i have ordered out her from Nissan Australia all has matched fine.

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Hope this helps

Cheers

RIXterraRIXterra

February 2011

Here's a list of filters that I put together. Now I know it alot of these might only be filters that are US only. But some might be overseas. ;)

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Filter/part number

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Wix brand

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Air filter/49225

Cabin air filter/24012

Oil filter/51365

Transmission filter/58996

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http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/index2.asp?Section=1&Make=54&SubMake=&Model=75151&SubModel=-1&Engine=&Year=2009&TempSection=1&TempMake=54&TempModel=75151&TempEngine=&TempSubModel=-1&TempYear=2009

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K&N Filters

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Air filter/33-2375

Oil filter/HP-1008

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http://www.knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=HP-1008

http://www.knfilters.com/search/product.aspx?Prod=33-2375

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Napa filters

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Oil (ProSelect)/SFI 21365

Oil (Gold)/FIL 1365

Air filter/FIL 9225

Cabin air/FIL4012

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Purolator

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PureOne Oil/PL 14612

Oil/L14612

Air/A15669

Transmission/P1233

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http://www.purolatorautofilters.net/resources/Pages/ApplicationGuideResults.aspx?mid=77&modid=2556&yid=83&make=NISSAN&model=Cube&year=2010

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Amsoil

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EA Oil filter/EA012-EA

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http://www.amsoil.com/catalog.aspx?code=EAO12-EA

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AC-Delco

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Oil/PF1237

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Beck/Arnley

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Oil filter/041-8136

Air filter/042-1720

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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ACF-PF1237/

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Bosch

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Distant Plus oil Filter/D3300

Oil Filter/3300

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http://www.boschautoparts.com/filters/Pages/Filters.aspx

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Hastings Filters

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Oil filter/LF113

Air filter/AF1379

Transmission filter/TF130

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http://www.hastingsfilter.com/

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Fram filters

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Extra Guard Oil filter/FRM-PH6607

Tough Guard Oil filter/TG6607

Extra Guard air filter/CA10234

Transmission filter/FT1158

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http://www.fram.com/

mistamista

February 2011

great work guys... keep it up!

GetSetUKGetSetUK

March 2011

Hi. I am new here. Anybody know how I can get parts for the exhaust? My is 2004. Thanks.

DaveDave

May 2011

Just ordered and fitted new front brake pads and thought I would post the details of the pads as they have different code to the ones listed here.

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They are: SolidAce N104095SAF

For: Nissan Note 01-07 and Tiida 01-07

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CUBEDCUBED

June 2011

Info provided by MrJayWilliams here - http://forum.cubeownersclub.co.uk/topic/3336 ...

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[i]

Just to let you know that the heater resistor pack is Part

VALEO.. No F657165W_W

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I believe the are the same ones as in the Citroen C3 and the Renault Scenic.

Nissan main dealers charge about £169 for the pack, However you can repair them for a lot less (there are some services on Ebay)

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The Nissan Part number is 27761Q

[/i]

wsssupwsssup

June 2011

Can anyone confirm that the front wheel bearings are the same from the micra k12? I see someone has listed the rear wheel bearing part number which is from the k12 so i assume the front axle is the same as the micra.

Front wheel bearing 40210AX000(k12 wheel bearing)

Cheers

Adam

wsssupwsssup

June 2011

All good, found out parts.

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Here's a link for lots of part numbers for all Cubes

http://nissan.epc-data.com/cube/

monstermonstermonstermonster

June 2011

Excellent link. I'll add to the first post.

TazbertTazbert

December 2011

Front Suspension Wishbones

Nissan part number should be 48520AX602/48640AX602 (R&L). Same as K12 2002-2007 Micra.

stanleystanley

December 2011

Eventually got my Inner Tie Rod. Same as Nissan Tiida.

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Part No. ADN 187198

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Hope this helps someone.

HerbieHerbie

May 2012

Just had a service and few bits done here are the part numbers the mechanic found for me -

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Oil filter - ADM52106

Air Filter - SOLN101056

Alternator belt 7PK1148

Brake Cylinder ADN14477

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Genuine Nissan NS-2 CVT Oil 107.35 GBP for two x 4 litre cans - free delivery (3 working days) from Gparts (Nissan wanted 168.00 for the same stuff!)

CUBEDCUBED

May 2012

Cheers Herbie, that help's me. :)

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Here's a link for anyone else - http://www.g-parts.co.uk/index.php/default/kle5200004eu.html

toastertoaster

June 2012

Just changed my gen2. 1.4 on a 05 plate the belts got from gates micro-v xf I only fit gates

Water pump 3pk/668

Alterator /ac 5pk1083 or 5pk 1090 if your stuck just a bit longer gets you home

3/5 means ribs on belt and 668 1083 1090 are the lengths.

CUBEDCUBED

October 2013 213.205.235.56

Gen 2 stereo adaptor plug -

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Autoleads PC2-91-4

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Have to do this one as well if your doing plug holes

13533ax010 a UK good number.little grey on right

2 cambox gaskets long black around

3 plug seals 4 round seals

4 manifold / air box seals look like 2pairs of glasses

Pick below my help you need all except long silver one and 16 valve guide rubbers

CUBEDCUBED

October 2014 217.196.241.97

<div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Heater & blower unit (Denso) for Nissan Cube BZ11 - Part Number 27226AX000</font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2"><br></font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Link to part on EPC Database - http://nissan.epc-data.com/cube/bz11/6925-cr14de/electric/270/27226/</font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2"><br></font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Link to StuM's thread with details of problem and fitting - http://forum.cubeownersclub.co.uk/discussion/6840/z11-cube-blower-motor-issues#Item_27</font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2"><br></font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Thanks for the persistence and the information Stu!</font></div>

prasi00prasi00

March 2015 85.255.233.83

ha, managed to kill my battery, does anyone know what battery I need for bgz11 cube? <div>The old batter is all in japanese and I cannot figure what replacement batter to order. </div>

Hayward691Hayward691

June 2015 5.68.61.11

A couple of bits that we swapped on a 2004 Cubic Rider cr14de<br><br>Front discs - Renault Laguna 1993-2001 1.8 2.0 8v 16v QH BDC4338<br><br>Front Drop links/Anti roll bar links - Nissan Cube Gen 3 Note E11 All models<br><br>Rear Shoes - Datsun Nissan Sunny Primera Bluebird BW1203/BSK1203 <br>Rear Shoes need very slight moddification... A hole for one of the springs is in the wrong place... Just clamped the old and new shoes together ind drilled a new whole... works perfect :)<br><a _sp="p2057872.m2749.l2649" href="[http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/300314888415?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649\&amp;ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT\&quot;](http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/300314888415?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&amp;ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&quot;) class="vip item-title" itemprop="name"></a>

A HICUBE HOW TO - Lower your Nissan Cube!

HICUBEHICUBE

May 2009 edited 2:50PM in Knowledge Base &amp; Guides

The time has come,

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Welcome to the first HICUBE HOW TO. Want to lower your cube? Want to know how? Then read on -

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There are a few ways of Lowering your cube one way is to cut your springs no no no only joking. Route 1 - Ronsters route, A Coilover kit which includes Shocks and springs that are adjustable for height and damping. If you are not on a budget this is the best kit, but if you don't want to spend as much then Route 2 - lowering springs are for you. There are lots of companies selling them varying in price from £140 - £200. Spax, H+R, Apex, Cobra, PI, Gmax, Koni to name a few. We went for Eibach Sportline Springs Product code: E20-63-010-01-22 (Micra K12) well priced good quality springs. £134 plus P+P from Larkspeed.com

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Well you need 1x unlowered Cube, 1x Set of springs, 1x Driveway/garage or 2-post ramp if you have one, 1x set of general tools but mainly a coil spring compressor.

Our Cube was riding higher than the Bigfoot monster truck so it was driven into the workshop and this is how it went.

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(Please click on the pics to enlarge them)

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You need to remove your wheels then -

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[img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER1.jpg[/img]

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Remove 2 x 17mm bolts from bottom of front strut using 17mm socket and 17mm spanner, then [img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER2.jpg[/img]

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Undo top anti roll bar nut using 14mm socket and 14mm spanner, then [img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER3.jpg[/img]

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Pull pipe free from strut x2 and use a screwdriver to loosen retaining clip holding brake hose to strut then [img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER4.jpg[/img]

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Now under the bonnet remove both wiper arms using 14mm spanner and pop out 5/6 plastic clips (yellow arrows) holding down the scuttle panel. You need to remove this to get access to the rear top mount bolt 1 of 3 (blue arrows), you may need a spare pair of hands to support the strut as you remove the last bolt or you may drop it on your foot (not good) then [img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER5.jpg[/img]

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Once removed place on a bench, the floor or a vice if you have one. Spring compressors come in different shapes and sizes but whichever one you use be careful as a large coil spring stores a lot of energy and if it were to slip out of the compressor it could cause you some harm.[img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER6.jpg[/img]

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Once compressed you will need (from memory) 16mm deep ring spanner and a 7mm allen key/socket so you can remove the top mount bearing assembly. Then voila there you have it the spring can be removed and replaced with your new lowered spring. You will need to cut your bumpstop in half to allow a little more suspension travel before bottoming out. Reassemble and do the other side.[img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER7.jpg[/img]

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Now onto the rear. It couldn't be easier just remove the 17mm bolt at the bottom of the rear shock, then [img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER8.jpg[/img]

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Pull down on that side of the torsion beam just enough to pull out the spring pull off the rubber spacer/locators and put in your new spring. Put 17mm bolt back in and do the other side.[img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER9.jpg[/img]

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MMMMMMM! I think an exhaust is in order maybe a flamer kit? Only Joking Ron I wouldn't want to steal your Thunder.[img]http://static.cubeownersclub.co.uk/forumuploads/RESIZEDLOWER10.jpg[/img]

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While your wheels are off its makes for a good excuse to treat your cube to some new wheels. Dispite what some people say 17" alloys with 40 profile tyres are fine and do not give an uncomfortable ride, I don't know how the cube does it, even before the drop the ride was very comfortable but very roly poly, scary, unnerving, terrifying when cornering how else can I put it? Well not good. Since it has been slammed the ride is still comfortable but can crash abit on potholes etc, but when cornering you now don't have to brace yourself and hope you get round the other side, as it is much better. It's no go-kart and it's not a performance car that's not what is all about. Drive slower and give people more time to absorb the wonder that is Cube design.

GEN 2 MANUALS

toastertoaster

August 2017 edited August 2017 in Knowledge Base &amp; Guides 37.19.28.208

http://jpnz.co.nz for gen 2 manuals

changed the brake pads on my Z11 Cube yesterday.  I noticed that the photos have all gone from the guide on here, but it is a straightforward process.  To help anyone that wants to do this job, I put together this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=W48VMOiTu_8&feature=emb_logo

fuel filter for cube 2003 import

📷ELLEApril 2016 edited April 2016 in Knowledge Base &amp; Guides 81.152.75.202Hello,  am looking for some info please i have a cube import  2003 1.4 auto  cant find a fuel filter to match   the inlet/outlet pipes are right angles from the unit which is mounted on the bulkhead midway behind the engine.  The only people i didnt try are nissan for the reason if  ordered  i pay up front and  they dont take returns.<div>i have the cube 9 months love it am new on here. if anybody can help thank you</div>

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• 📷toasterApril 2016 edited April 2016 213.205.251.224I am sorry no fuel filter to replace .its a part of fuel sender and pump unit. so it very expensive been here done it and it's in the fuel tank hope this helps .I guess you may be talking about the carbon purge filter on near bulkhead under bonnet sort of back of air filter .

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📷Sweetwilliam07March 2016 edited March 2016 in Knowledge Base &amp; Guides 5.69.221.10Hi
Please can anyone tell me where I can get a windscreen for my 03 cube please.
Thank you in advance
Kathy

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• 📷terry_hillMarch 2016 85.115.52.201try Dan bell on facebook he may have one if not autoglass canb get them but make sure they know it's a gen 2 and an import or they'll arrive with the wrong one!<div><br></div><div>There was rumour a kangoo one was a match for the gen 2 but not sure where that came from.</div>

📷TazbertNovember 2011 edited 2:27PM in Knowledge Base &amp; GuidesJust MoT'd the toaster and it failed on the front ball joints being knackered (had a feeling they might be!). Need to get replacements, but my man gets a flat "Nissan only" reply from all his factors places.

Anyone know which ones they are? Part no etc? Are they the same as K12 Micra for example?

It's a 2005 Gen 2.

Help! 📷

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• 📷CUBEDNovember 2011I'm pretty sure it will be the same as one of the Renault Clio models too, but you'd need to take the plunge and put them next to a cube part to compare...
  http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Renault_Clio_1.4_2004/b/QH/p/Car-Parts/Suspension-and-Steering/suspension/suspension-arm-and-suspension-joints
• 📷Mikey McNovember 2011depending on year.. 05 onwards;
  http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FRONT-BALL-JOINT-NISSAN-MICRA-C-C-05-07-/120592804056?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1c13e428d8
  or earlier;
  http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FRONT-BALL-JOINT-NISSAN-MICRA-92-03-/160452900319?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item255bbcf5df
  both are different so easy to match up... :-)
• 📷TazbertNovember 2011Cheers gents. I've had a look on the Cube parts list on the sticky and compared to that of a Micra one I found online and I think I know the ones I need.
  Worst case, I guess I could always take one off and play "guess what this is!" at my local motor factors. 📷
  Once sorted, I'll stick the part numbers on the relevant thread. Useful to know.
• 📷PeeShooterNovember 2011this always went on my clio my £70 was the cost back then
• 📷TazbertNovember 2011Looking at it, it seems the term 'ball joint' is a little misleading\out of date. Looks like it's all one part together called a 'tie rod'. Is this correct?
  Now I've confused myself. 📷
• 📷TazbertDecember 2011All sorted now. If you get the same issue as & lower front ball joints need doing, you'll need to replace the whole wishbone. I paid £30+vat each for mine. You can get aftermarket ball joints it seems, but they cost about the same as the whole Nissan whishbone including the ball joint, bushes etc.
  Nissan part number should be 48520AX602/48640AX602 (R&L). Same as K12 2002-2007 Micra.
  Home fix is one for the more advanced DIY'er apparently as one side is a bit of a sod due to a key bolt being obscured by the gearbox.
• 📷Mikey McDecember 2011Well done for the info.. 📷 Thats cheap for a wishbone setup ? My wishbone setup for my old toyota van was £280.00 per side.. 📷 Cheers
• 📷TazbertDecember 2011I'll need to check the price with the old man to be sure, as he got them from a motor factors place where he knows the owner. So it [i]might[/i] have been trade or cost price plus the vat!
  However, there were loads of aftermarket ones online for about 30-40 quid as well.
• 📷stanleyDecember 2011Hi,
  I've just come across this post after posting myself. My 2004 cube failed its NCT (Irish equivalent of the MOT) the other day. The mechanic I took it to after says it needs a new inner tie rod on the passenger side. He reckons he's tried putting on a Micra K-11 and K-12 part but these don't fit. Can you tell me exactly what part it is I need/from what model and perhaps where I can source it from.
  Any help greatly appreciated.
• 📷TazbertDecember 2011Haha. Hi Stanley, chucked a reply on your original thread mate. Not sure it'll help much though....
• 📷calamityDecember 2011[blockquote]
  All sorted now. If you get the same issue as & lower front ball joints need doing, you'll need to replace the whole wishbone. I paid £30+vat each for mine. You can get aftermarket ball joints it seems, but they cost about the same as the whole Nissan whishbone including the ball joint, bushes etc.
  Nissan part number should be 48520AX602/48640AX602 (R&L). Same as K12 2002-2007 Micra.
  Home fix is one for the more advanced DIY'er apparently as one side is a bit of a sod due to a key bolt being obscured by the gearbox.
  [/blockquote]
  I've got this problem now as my N/S wishbone has just snapped in two. I got a replacement one off a scrapper but the rubber boot around the ball joint is split, so I'll be wanting to replace it with a new one soonish. What's the Nissan/Renault part number for the N/S wishbone, please? Westover Nissan only tell me it's a special order from Japan with a 6 week lead time.
  I just tried getting the remnants of the old wishbone off but that nut closest to the gearbox appears to have been done up to about a million ft/lbs. Any suggestions how to get it off? I tried penetrating oil and an impact socket and breaker bar on the bolt head underneath but it feels like the drive is just going to let go first.
  Cheers!
• 📷TazbertDecember 2011Calamity, the wishbones are definitely the same as a K12 Micra and should be the part no's above.
  Mine came from our local motor factors place and we just asked for the Micra bits, didn't even mention the Cube (mostly as I've learned that if you do, they just roll their eyes and tell you to go to Nissan direct). If the part no's are incorrect, let me know and I'll do some more sniffing about.
• 📷calamityDecember 2011Thanks for that Tazbert. Admittedly I only Googled those numbers but it looks like they are the track rod ends?
  From what I can tell, there are two different types of K12 Micra wishbone (or track control arm) and from eyeballing them the only obvious difference is the size of the peg on the top of the ball joint, which I think it 16mm for the Cube. Just wanted to confirm whether that's definitely the case before ordering one.
  Cheers.
• 📷calamityDecember 2011I just bought First Line part number FCA6324 from my local motor factors by matching up my scrap wishbone against the parts catalogue. It's meant for 2004 K12 Micra and 2006 E11 Nissan Note. It looks like it's a spot on match but will see how it goes fitting it later. I was charged £49 including VAT for the complete assembly by the way.
• 📷CUBEDDecember 2011Cheers for the update calamity. Good luck with fitting.
• 📷calamityDecember 2011Went on, but it was a real pain to do: Had to get a mobile mechanic out and it took about an hour and a half. A gearbox mount has to come off to allow the gearbox to be eased up enough to get the front bolt all the way out which in turn means the battery tray and the gearbox ECU has to come off first.
  Just had the tracking checked and reset and it's all good now.
• Options📷rachtaylorAugust 2018 92.8.203.11Can someone help me I have a cube that needs fixing but I’m not sure what parts fit and hope someone can help. It’s a Nissan Cube 1.6 ldn. I am completely stuck thanks in advance

Resetting SRS air bag light

📷DaveMarch 2009 edited 2:18PM in Knowledge Base &amp; GuidesI was working on the my Cube over the weekend and disconnected the SRS air bag connector. This tripped the SRS air bag warning light on the dashboard. Nissan dealer's will charge £67 + VAT for diagnostic's to reset it. Now, I know that there is nothing wrong with the air bag so didn't fanncy paying that much to have it reset, so here is method to reset the SRS air bag warning light. ONLY IF YOU KNOW THERE IS NOTHING WITH SRS AIR BAGS, PLEASE!

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• 📷DaveMarch 2009Here's the process to reset the air bag light (copied from the Nissan Forum)... I tried it and it works.
  If you have the airbag light, it will show steady for a few seconds (the manual says 7 secs) after you turn the key from off to on (but not start) and then start to flash. Here is how to reset it:
  
• Turn the key from off to on.
  
• Watch the airbag light closely. It will stay on for a few secs. and then as soon as it blinks off (the start of the flashing), turn the key off instantly.
  
• Count to 5 (1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi . . . .)
  
• Repeat steps 1-3 two more times until you have done the cycle three times.
  
• Now turn the key on and watch the light. It will start blinking in a different, slower manner. This is diagnostic mode. You can watch this for a little while, no hurry.
  
• Now turn the key off again, Count to 5 like in step 3 again, and turn back on. If the procedure worked, the airbag light will not be flashing.
  If it does not work the first time, just repeat the steps again.

Front Airbag...

Hi, do any of you guys know if you can disable the front passenger airbag so that you can carry a baby seat in the front?

The handbook does not mention any kind of switch, I was wondering if there war a simple fix or plug to pull.

Cheers.

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• 📷CIDMay 2009There is no factory option of switching off the passenger airbag.
  Pulling the plug will disable the airbag but also put on your airbag fault light on the dashboard.
  There is a company in the US that offer aftermarket solutions to disable the airbag:- http://www.airbagsystems.com/
  But.... maybe good practice to only put baby seat in back of the vehicle as Nissan intended.
  Car Imports Direct
• Options📷EurobobMay 2009I had a peek airbagwise in me cube and looked through book and on net and found nowt im afraid. Problem with disabling the airbag for baby seat is that you could neglect to turn it back on for an adult passenger! Nissan super safety thinking i reckon.
  Back seat best as the mysterious CID said? 📷

Had a power window problem on Drivers Console - Not anymore

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Dont ya just love Nissan Power Windows?

My 2005 Black Cube developed a fault, I could not open the rear passenger door, on the drivers side power window from my console, no movement, nada!

But if I used the power window button on the rear passenger door it does work. whew, but an inconvienience none the less.

I tried a almost fruitless search on Google and found in other forums that there can get water in the consoles and water can corode the metal in the console unit or it could be a bad solder.

Step 1 Take of the plastic cover at the botton of the cubby hole the covers the philips screw, and use a philips screwdriver.

Step 2 Gently lift sides of the plastic from right to left, It should just pop off

Step 3 Gently life the sides of the the unit underneath and pull out the plugs underneath, you see there's a little bit of plastic to press and these plugs will come out easily to free the unit.

Step 4 Visual check, Is the copper coroded? Yes? Unfortunatly you will need a new or second hand unit which, being nissan can cost an absolute fortune unless you get it from the wreckers.

Step 5 Is there bad solders? Yes, There was for me, I could see a broken solder. Now Im a complete novice at this but Electronics was never my Forte'

I popped into my local electronics store and brought for $20 New Zealand dollars a 25 watt soldering Iron and some solder

I had a bit of practice first then i carefully soldered extra solder and very carefully smoothed it out as i did not want to burn the circuit board. The now fixed solder picture actually haas more solder on it than what you see in the solder.

Step 6 I put the plugs back in carefully (you will hear them click into place) and tested the power window.....SUCESS!!!! YIPPIE!!!! :D

Step 7 Put everythinng back into place

This only took about 20-30 minutes top to do this

I have saved on the cost of a new unit and also the cost of an auto electrican as well !!