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Nissan Versa Oil Changes, Filters and Fluid Checks

17 messages,  Last post on Oct 03, 2009 at 7:44 AM

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in-cabin air filter by tyou08
Aug 13, 2009 (8:39 pm)
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I have a 08 Versa. Does anyone have the direction on replacing the in-cabin air filter? None is written in the owner's manual.
 
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tyou08
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Re: in-cabin air filter [tyou08] by rags2
Aug 14, 2009 (8:32 am)
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Replying to: tyou08 (Aug 13, 2009 8:39 pm)

YES ITS BEHIND THE GLOVE BOX. AS I RENEMBER THERE ARE FOUR OR SIX SCREWS TO REMOVE THE WHOLE BOX. THE FILTER SLIDES IN FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. I REPLACED ONE LAST YEAR. HOPE THIS HELPS.
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Re: in-cabin air filter [rags2] by tyou08
Aug 23, 2009 (6:05 pm)
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Replying to: rags2 (Aug 14, 2009 8:32 am)

Thnaks rags2. I'll try this once I have time.
tyou08
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Planning oil filter change by twistedmuffin
Sep 27, 2009 (3:01 pm)
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I have the 09 Versa 1.8 L. HB. I looked at the oil filter area. Looks like I will need to remove a few of the bolts holding on the splash guard. Someone on this board said he could reach in with a cap wrench and get it. Wow. Flexible hands and arms, I guess. I bought a Walmart Supertech filter and the Walmart universal cap wrench, which fits pretty well. Whenever it stops raining and I have about an hour and a half of unfettered time ( rare), I'll give it a shot.
 
I noticed there are some really tiny and fragile-looking wires on this engine. I'm afraid to touch anything. Might break it. I was trying to get the cap wrench on from above, and my arm was rubbing against those 2 tiny wires going to the alternator. My V8 Chevy was so much nicer to work on, too bad it was a gas hog.
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Did It by twistedmuffin
Oct 03, 2009 (7:44 am)
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I just changed the oil and filter. 3,400 miles. The trick is to remove the 4 bolts holding the splash guard on. There are still some other non-removable ( or pita to remove) non-bolt things holding the splashguard on still, but you can bend down the guard, where you have removed the four bolts (easy) and get your arm into the slot, to work on the filter easily. I drove my V up on boards (front tires) to get it off the ground a bit. You don't need a rag, the oil from the filter just runs down onto the guard, and the guard has slots in it to let the oil drain right thru it into your collection pan. The orig nissan filter (made in china) is on tight. I could not get it off by hand only, had to use a cap wrench. I used a Walmart Supertech 6607 filter as the new filter. Its a quarter inch shorter than the Nissan filter. I used 4.75 quarts of 5w30 Supertech oil. Kept receipts for warranty. Cancelled my "free oil change" at the dealer. Now they don't have to touch my cute little V.

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