0:57 - It's not a "sedan" it's a 5-door hatchback. The only Micra you could argue is a sedan is the convertable. The Almera/Pulsar had a "sedan" model. 2:54 - That's not ODB, that's Nissan's propriatory "Consult Port". Ordinary ODB scan tools won't touch it, even with an adapter. 3:15 - Yep Primera's had that tray too. Very handy. 3:51 - NO! Do not run this on 87, it needs 89 as that is the minimum spec in Japan and it will be tuned for that fuel. Putting in a lesser octane will result in bottom end issues and pinging! Only way to use lower octanes is to get a re-map (probably will need a custom ECU on a K11).
Ya I figure the scan tool part, it simply has the passenger door arrangement of a sedan, but you are correct with the hatch part. Interesting knowledge. Thank you for sharing good sir
Micras are great little cars! The idea of one being dailied in Texas is mildly amusing to me haha, although I've never been there so I suppose I don't entirely know how the actual driving situation is there. May I ask what inspired the import?
given that it is a 90's Nissan, not too bad at all. They also sold these vehicles as the Nissan Micra in Europe, so you can also source parts for the Micra to, and many exporters from Europe.
0:57 - It's not a "sedan" it's a 5-door hatchback. The only Micra you could argue is a sedan is the convertable.
The Almera/Pulsar had a "sedan" model.
2:54 - That's not ODB, that's Nissan's propriatory "Consult Port". Ordinary ODB scan tools won't touch it, even with an adapter.
3:15 - Yep Primera's had that tray too. Very handy.
3:51 - NO! Do not run this on 87, it needs 89 as that is the minimum spec in Japan and it will be tuned for that fuel. Putting in a lesser octane will result in bottom end issues and pinging! Only way to use lower octanes is to get a re-map (probably will need a custom ECU on a K11).
Ya I figure the scan tool part, it simply has the passenger door arrangement of a sedan, but you are correct with the hatch part. Interesting knowledge. Thank you for sharing good sir
Thanks for introducing me to the Micra. Good video.
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So you can get an OBD1 reader for diagnosing problems, say from the UK for English language interface?
Micras are great little cars! The idea of one being dailied in Texas is mildly amusing to me haha, although I've never been there so I suppose I don't entirely know how the actual driving situation is there. May I ask what inspired the import?
Not mind but a friend's car. Mostly due to affordability and reliability
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Where did you get it?
JDM Gems, Houston. Friends car, let me do a review ok it
Parts cost and availability?
given that it is a 90's Nissan, not too bad at all. They also sold these vehicles as the Nissan Micra in Europe, so you can also source parts for the Micra to, and many exporters from Europe.