[JustinF1]

Hi everyone, is there anyone who's got a link to a 08 crd 3.0L Ti Gu parts list?

Currently replacing old or worn out parts from the engine bay.
So far:
Fuel pump- major fuel leak.
Radiator- leaking coolant.

Wanting to source new parts like rubber hoses for fuel/ cooling system and does anyone know if you can change the junk fuel primer to a different style one? If so where could I get it from.

Tips to do exhaust manifold cleaning etc?
Just for reference its got 320K on original crd engine & everything engine was is stock atm.

Cheers fellow patrol members

 

[nigel3780]

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partsouq.com

 

[JustinF1]

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Thanks Nigel3780, I'll give that a go

 

[Gold Seeking Patrol]

If you have a bursons spare part near you get 2m of 10mm injection hose and 1m of 6mm injection hose. I just replaced mine cost less than 50 I think with all new clamps

 

[JustinF1]

If you have a bursons spare part near you get 2m of 10mm injection hose and 1m of 6mm injection hose. I just replaced mine cost less than 50 I think with all new clamps

Thanks, Gold Seeking Patrol. I'll pop into Bursons & do that!

 

[RoBoCoP]

For de-carboning the exhaust manifold: Remove the turbo. Remove the exhaust manifold. Use and old vacuum cleaner and get a scraper (similar to a flat screwdriver with the end bent over). Scape out the carbon/gunk and use vacuum to suck it up as you do it so it doesn't fall down the exhaust ports in the head. For the exhaust manifold it's self some cheapo degreaser from supercheap or repco. Once it's reasonably clean use some brake parts cleaner (also from supercheap or repco), this should clean out the degreaser and dries with no real residue.

For replacement parts - as Nigel said go to https://partsouq.com/ and enter your VIN. This will give you the genuine parts catalogue for you specific car. The parts are cheaper to buy though them (located in the UAE) but watch the postage it can be high. But overall price will still be cheaper than guying from a Nissan Stealership in Australia. Postage is usually between 7 and 10 days.

If they do not have the item in stock then try this website Genuine Japanese Car Part Imports - Amayama Get the part number from partsouq and search for it in Amayama.
2 advantages with using Amayama: 1. Usually have bigger range of parts available; 2 Postage is significantly cheaper.
2 drawbacks with using Amayama: 1. Parts prices are slightly higher; 2. Be prepared to wait up to 2 months to get the parts.