20 Most Recent 2011 Nissan Micra 1.2 - Page 2 Questions & Answers

check YouTube for your code and you can fix your car

change the throttle body common problem on those car try ebay many for sale have you scan the car for fault codes

just buy one from spare parts shop just the leg or find one from wreckers

need o service your car and reset the service meter

P1613 = NATS Malfunction. This is a problem with your Anti-Theft system. Try this reset method. You will need to turn the ignition key to the second position but don't start the engine, (Ignition ON). 1. Turn the ignition key to the ON position for 5 seconds then turn it all the way OFF. 2. Turn the ignition key to the ON position again for 5 seconds then turn it all the way OFF again. 3. Turn the ignition key to the ON position again for a 3rd time for 5 seconds, then turn it all the way OFF again. This should reset the Anti theft system. If it does Not reset you will need to get an Auto Electrician to look at your vehicle. He will have the tools to find out exactly where the fault is.

hi there. this youtube video might help you out. NISSAN MICAR k12 WON START OR TURN OVER RANDOM PROBLEMS WITH IGNITION or this google link. Nissan micra k12 won start Google Search

Most newer vehicles no longer have inline fuel filters.

I have a Micra c+c 08, and I fixed it avoiding a huge bill. I just found the siren and big fat pulled it out! It's under the boot liner with the spare tyre. I had to remove the bolts which fasten it to the side and then I unplugged it. The alarm went off like mad, has its own power source. But after I removed it, I tried the car and it wasn't immobilised and it didn't suffer in any way. Now I have no alarm but I live on a quiet country road and have my car locked up. I'd rather risk it than have the embarrassment of it going off while I'm driving!! It must have been fitted wrongly as everything I read said a factory fitted alarm will enable the immobilizer if removed but it didn't do that so, must have been all wrong anyway. I couldn't find another fix. This was drastic but it worked.

There's only one way to get that code. Do this, go to the local dealer and show him the radio number, the VIN, and proof of ownership they have a special number to get these numbers. I hope this helps. Take care.

Job for Nissan dealership.

The spanner symbol indicates a service is due!as for the car not starting......get the codes read from the OBD connection and check the fault codes, this will indicate where the issue is.

Under passenger dash behind radio, undo big white clip

Most radios have a switched power and a memory power which means the fuse to pull will have power with the key off.

didnt specify vehicle or area of residence --generic answer ---you can look up in this link for all nissian recalls --the steering support bolt has nothing to do with your power steering going --but certian nissians do have a recall on powering steering issues --recalls can also be for a certian number and or location of sale --lot more recall on vehicles are done to vehicles up in the north east due to weather conditions rusting of components ect --also besides this link you can enter your vehicle problems and check on recalls and the major complaints that other owners have had https://www.nissanusa.com/recalls-vin/#/#/Home

Actually you can take out your radio from car first. On the device find out sticker with basicly 4 digits.