1995 NISSAN ALMERA N15 wiper fluid

GROUNDDISTRIBUTION
GROUND CONNECTTO CONN.
NO. CELLCORD
E37/E51 AIRBAG DIAGNOSIS SENSORUNIT(Single
E108 RS-SRS
air bag system)
BRAKE FLUIDLEVEL SWITCH E2EL-WARN
CLEARANCE LAMPLH E50EL-TAILIL
CLEARANCE LAMPRH E33EL-TAILIL
COOLING FANMOTOR-1 (1-modetype) E45 EC-COOLIFHA-A/C
COOLING FANMOTOR-1 (2-modetype-GA
E66 EC-COOLIF
HA-A/C
engine forEurope)
COOLING FANMOTOR-1 (2-modetype-ex-
E46 EC-COOLIF
HA-A/C
eept GAengine forEurope)
COOLING FANMOTOR-2 (1-modetype)
E39 EC-COOLIFHA-A/C

-

COOLING FANMOTOR-2 (2-modetype-GA
E67 EC-COOLiF
HA-A/C
engine forEurope)
COOLING FANMOTOR-2 (2-modetype-ex-
E40 EC-COOLIFHA-A/C
eept GAengine forEurope)
COOLING FANRELAY-1 E12
EC-COOLIFHA-A/C
COOLING FANRELAY-2 E17
EC-COOLIFHA-A/C
COOLING FANRELAY-3 E18EC-COOLIF
HA-A/C
DAYTIME LIGHTUNIT E119EL-DTRL
FRONT FOGLAMP LH E52EL-F/FOG
FRONT FOGLAMP RH
E36EL-F/FOG
FRONT TURNSIGNAL LAMPLH E53EC-TURN
FRONT TURNSIGNAL LAMPRH E32EC-TURN
FRONT WIPERANDWASHER SWITCH E113
EL-WIPER
FUEL FILTER SWITCH
E5EL-WARN
HEADLAMP AIMINGMOTOR UNITLH E48
EL-AIM
HEADLAMP AIMINGMOTOR UNITRH E35 EL-AIM
HEADLAMP LH E49EL-H/LAMP
EL-DTRL
HEADLAMP RH E34EL-H/LAMP
EL-DTRL
HEADLAMP WIPERMOTOR LH E44
EL-HLC
HEADLAMP WIPERMOTOR RH E41EL-HLC
IACV-FICD SOLENOID VALVE(LHDmodels
.

E65 EC-A/CCUTHA-A/C
with CD20 engine)
INHIBITOR SWITCH E222EC-PNP/SWAT-A
IT EL-START
NEUTRAL POSITION SWITCH E220EC-PNP/SW
POWER STEERING OILPRESSURE SWITCH
E3 EC-PST/SW
(RHO models withgasoline engine)
REAR FOGLAMP RELAY E20EL-R/FOG
REAR WIPER ANDWASHER SWITCH E112EL-WIP/R
REAR WIPER RELAY E15EL-WIP/R
SIDE TURN SIGNAL LAMP(Driver side) E1 EL-TURN
WASHER FLUIDLEVEL SWITCH E30EL-WARN
EL-20

~Wiperamplifier
~~
t

Test lamp
SEL842TWIPER
ANDWASHER
Front Wiper Amplifier Check

1. Connect asshown inthe figure atleft.
2. Iftest lamp comes onwhen connected toterminal
CD
or
@

and battery ground, wiperamplifier isnormal.

GEL028
SEL024J Front
Wiper Installation andAdjustment

1. Prior towiper arminstallation, turnonwiper switch tooper-
ate wiper motor andthen turnit"OFF" (AutoStop).
2. Liftthe blade upand then setitdown ontoglass surface. Set
the blade center toclearance "C"
&
"D" immediately before
tightening nut.
3. Eject washer fluid.Turnonwiper switch tooperate wiper
motor andthen turnit"OFF".
4. Ensure thatwiper blades stopwithin clearance "C"
&
"D".

Clearance
"C":
23-38 mm (0.91 •1.50 in)
Clearance
"0":
27-42 mm (1.06 -1.65 in)

• Tighten windshield wiperarmnuts tospecified torque.

~: 21-26 N'm (2.1-2.7 kg-m, 15-20 ft.lb)
• Before reinstalling wiperarm,clean upthe pivot areaas
illustrated. Thiswillreduce possibility ofwiper armloose-
ness.
EL-166

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~

C!E:TIJ

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SEL846TWIPER
ANDWASHER
Rear Wiper Amplifier Check

1. Connect asshown inthe figure atleft.
2.
If
test lamp illuminates whenconnected toterminal
CD
or

@
and battery ground, wiperamplifier isnormal.

Clearance "E"
GEL014
SEL024J

0.9 (0.035)

~

OJ
O.9

(0.035)

Unit: mm(in)

GEL015 Rear
Wiper Installation andAdjustment

1. Prior towiper arminstallation, turnonwiper switch tooper-
ate wiper motor andthen turnit"OFF" (AutoStop).
2: Liftthe blade upand then setitdown ontoglass surface. Set
the blade center toclearance "E"immediately beforetight-
ening nut.
3. Eject washer fluid.Turnonwiper switch tooperate wiper
motor andthen turnit"OFF".
4. Ensure thatwiper blades stopwithin clearance "E".

Clearance
"E":
20mm (0.79 in)

• Tighten windshield wiperarmnuts tospecified torque.

~: 13-18 N.m (1.3-1.8 kg-m, 9-13 ft-Ib)
• Before reinstalling wiperarm,clean upthe pivot areaas
illustrated. Thiswillreduce possibility ofwiper armloose-
ness.
Rear Washer NozzleAdjustment

• Adjust washer nozzlewithsuitable toolasshown inthe fig-
ure atleft.

Adjustable range:
::l::
10°
(Inany direction)
EL-175
•

WIPERANDWASHER
Rear Washer NozzleAdjustment (Cont'd)

Unit:mm(in)

*1 40(1.57) *3
35(1.38)
*2 95(3.74) *4
35(1.38)
Rear Washer TubeLayout
GEL017
From
.. 0
c~....
~fo

reservoir
tank
To

nozzle

0"

SEL411H Check
Valve(forrear washer)

• Acheck valveisprovided inthe washer fluidline.Becare-
ful not toconnect checkvalvetowasher tubeinthe wrong
direction.

EL-176

.WIPER ANDWASHER
SEL244P Headlamp
WiperMotorCheck
When wiper motor islocked, aprotective circuitbuiltintowiper
motor activates tostop wiper motor. Ifwiper motor willnot
restart evenaftercause ofproblems hasbeen eliminated, turn
ignition switchOFFandleave itoff for approx. 1to 3minutes.

1. Turn headlamp wiperswitch OFF.
2. Connect ohmmeter andcheck continuity.

Headlamp Ohmmeter
probe
Continuity
wiper motor
(+)
H

(!) @
Yes

(!)
@
Yes
Stop position

(!)
CID
Yes

.
CID
@)

No
From
.. 0
c~'..
~'fo

reservoir

tank GEL018

To
nozzle

0"

SEL411H Headlamp
WiperInstallation

Tighten nuttosecure wiperarmwith wiper bladeheldbelow
lower stopper.
After installing wiperarm,position wiperbladeonstopper
upper surface.
• Tighten headlamp wiperarmnuttothe specified torque.

~ :2.3 -3.0 N'm (0.23 -0.31 kg-m, 20.0-26.9 in-Ib)
Headlamp WasherTubeLayout
Check Valve(Forheadlamp washer)

• Acheck valveisprovided inthe washer fluidline.Becare-
ful not toconnect checkvalvetowasher tubeinthe wrong
direction.

EL-179
•

PRE-DELIVERYINSPECTIONITEMS
Shown belowarePre-delivery InspectionItemsrequired forthe new vehicle. Itis recommended that
necessary itemsotherthanthose listedherebeadded, payingdueregard tothe conditions ineach
country.

Perform applicable itemsoneach model. Consult textofthis section forspecifications .

UNDER HOOD-engine off

o
Radiator coolantlevelandcoolant hosecon-
nections forleaks

o
Battery fluidlevel, specific gravityandcondi-
tions ofbattery terminals

o
Drive beltstension

D
Fuel filter forwater ordusts, andfuel lines
and connections forleaks
[] Engine oillevel andoilleaks

D
Clutch andbrake reservoir fluidlevel and
fluid lines forleaks

o
Windshield andrear window washerand
headlamp cleanerreservoir fluidlevel

D
Power steering reservoir fluidlevel andhose
connections forleaks

ON INSIDE ANDOUTSIDE

D
Remove frontspring/strut spacer(Ifapplica-
ble)

D
Operation ofall instruments, gauges,lights
and accessories

o
Operation ofhorn(s), wiperandwasher
[] Steering lockforoperation
[] Check airconditioner forgas leaks

o
Front andrear seats, andseat belts foroper-
ation

n
All moldings, trimsandfittings forfitand
alignment

[J
Allwindows foroperation andalignment

n
Hood, trunklid,door panels forfitand align-
ment

[1
Latches, keysandlocks foroperation

rl
Weatherstrips foradhesion andfit

[l
Headlamp aiming
I~ Tighten wheelnuts(Inc. inner nutsifapplica-
ble)
IJ Tire pressure (Inc.spare tire)

Il
Check frontwheels fortoe-in
IJ Install clock/voltmeter/room lampfuse(If
applicable)
~ Install deodorizing filtertoair purifier (If
applicable)
~ Remove wiperbladeprotectors (Ifapplicable)
UNDER
BODY

o
Manual transmission/transaxle, transferand
differential gearoillevel

D
Brake andfuel lines andoil/fluid reservoirs
for leaks

D
Tighten boltsandnuts ofsteering linkageand
gear box,suspension, propellershaftsand
drive shafts
~ Tighten rearbody boltsandnuts (Models with
wooden bedonly)

ROAD TEST

D
Clutch operation

D
Parking brakeoperation

[J
Service brakeoperation

D
Automatic transmission/transaxle shifttiming
and kickdown
[] Steering controlandreturnability

o
Engine performance

D
Squeaks andrattles

ENGINE OPERATING ANDHOT

D
Adjust idlemixture andspeed (andignition
timing*1)

n
Automatic transmission/transaxle fluidlevel
~ Engine idlingandstop knob operation (Diesel
only)

FINAL INSPECTION

n
Install necessary parts(outside mirror,wheel
covers, seatbelts, mat,carpet ormud flaps)

[1
Inspect forinterior andexterior metaland
paint damage
[] Check forspare tire,jack, tools (wheel
chock), andliterature

n
Wash, cleaninterior andexterior

"1: Not required onmodels withadirect ignition system
~ :Not appiicable tothis model.
•

MA-5

GENERALMAINTENANCE

General maintenance includesthoseitemswhich should bechecked duringthenormal day-to-day
operation ofthe vehicle. Theyareessential ifthe vehicle isto continue operating properly.Theowners
can perform thechecks andinspections themselves orthey canhave theirNISSAN dealersdothem.

Item

OUTSIDE THEVEHICLE

The maintenance itemslistedhereshould beperformed fromtimetotime, unless oth-
erwise specified.

Tires
Check thepressure withagauge periodically whenataservice station, including
the spare, andadjust tothe specified pressureifnecessary. Checkcarefully fordamage,
cuts orexcessive wear.

Windshield wiperblades
Checkforcracks orwear ifthey donot wipe properly.

Doors andengine hood
Check thatalldoors, theengine hood,thetrunk lidand back
door operate properly. Alsoensure thatalllatches locksecurely. Lubricate hinges,
latches, rollersandlinks ifnecessary. Makesurethatthesecondary latchkeeps thehood
from opening whentheprimary latchisreleased.
When driving inareas usingroadsaltorother corrosive materials, checkforlubrication
frequently.

Tire rotation
Tiresshould berotated every
10,000
km
(6,000
miles).

INSIDE THEVEHICLE

The maintenance itemslistedhereshould bechecked onaregular basis,suchaswhen
performing periodicmaintenance, cleaningthevehicle, etc.

Lights
Makesurethattheheadlights, stoplights, taillights, turnsignal lights,andother
lights arealloperating properlyandinstalled securely. Alsocheck headlight aim.

Warning lightsandbuzzers/chimes
Makesurethatallwarning lightsandbuzzers/chimes
are operating properly.

Steering wheel
Check forchange inthe steering conditions, suchasexcessive freeplay,
hard steering orstrange noises.

Free play: Lessthan35mm (1.38 in)
Seat belts
Check thatallparts ofthe seat beltsystem (e.g.buckles, anchors, adjusters
and retractors) operateproperly andsmoothly, andareinstalled securely. Checkthebelt
webbing forcuts, fraying, wearordamage.

UNDER THEHOOD ANDVEHICLE

The maintenance itemslisted hereshould bechecked periodically e.g.each timeyou
check theengine oilorrefuel.

Windshield washerfluid
Check thatthere isadequate fluidinthe tank.

Engine coolant level
Check thecoolant levelwhen theengine iscold.

Engine oillevel
Check thelevel afterparking thevehicle onalevel spotandturning off
the engine.

Brake andclutch fluidlevels
Makesurethatthebrake andclutch fluidlevels arebetween
the "MAX" and"MIN" linesonthe reservoir.

Battery
Checkthefluid level ineach cell.Itshould bebetween the"MAX" and"MIN"
lines.

MA-6
Reference
pages
MA-51
MA-50
MA-19,38
MA-24, 33,41
MA-45,47