radiator NISSAN ALMERA N15 1995 User Guide
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Description
_________
BODYALIGNMENT _
Body Center Marks ________
REPLACEMENTOPERATIONS _
SYMBOLS FORCUITING AND
WELDING/BRAZING OPERATIONS
..J
3-spot welds
(3-panel overlapping portions)
2-SDOt
welds
(2-panel overlapping portions)
••••
2-spot
welds
0000
3-spot
welds
Spot
weld
Brazing
Soldering
(ItIlI)
M.LG. seamweld/
Point weld
Saw
cutor
air chisel cut
•
•
•
M.LG. plugweld
-
The
indentification ofthe cutting andthewelding/brazing symbolsusedthroughout thisguide isgiven inthe
following pages
Portion F
Portion
C
Unit:
mm
Porton
H
3-Door Hatchback
and 5-Door Hatchback
• Front roof
• Second crossmember
Portion
D-Sedan
Portion E
-Sedan
Portion F
Portion E
Portion
8
Portion
G
~
Slot(7X 11)
/~/
• Rear waist panelslot
•
Cowl top
Portion
BPortion
C
Hole(4
dial
Portion
A
Portion D
Portion
A
• Rear roof
•
Upper radiator coresupport
A
mark hasbeen placed oneach partofthe body toindicate thevehicle center.Whenrepairing partsdamaged
by an accident whichmightaffectthevehicle frame(members, pillars,etc.)more accurate, effectiverepairwill
be possible byusing these marks together withbody alignment data.
Portion G
3-door and5-door Hatchback
Lozenge
mark
Portion
H
3-door and5-door Hatchback Sealing
• Rear roof •
Rear panel
-13- -32-
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REPLACEMENTOPERATIONS _
------------
RadiatorCoreSupport (PartialReplacement) BODY
CONSTRUCTION _
-----------
BodyConstruction
\
Section
L-L:
Section P-P:
Section
D-D:
Section H-H:
Section K-K:
Section
C-C:
Section G-G:
Section 0-0:
Section
J-J:
Section
F-F:
Section
8-8:
. Section N-N:
Section
I-I:
Section
E-E:
Section
A-A:
Section M-M:
_1
FR
(
e
4orll3 *
indicates thatthere isan equivalent wel~ing.portion
with thesame dimensions onthe opposite Side.
o
*
e
3
or 112
FR
Service
Joint
Section
0-0:
Section
R-R:
2-spot welds 3-spotwelds
M.1.Gplug weld )M.I.Gseam weld/
(Point weld
For 3panels plugweld m.ethod
· r ·
A
=='*= •
B
===:=
.an
F
-33- -12-
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BODYCONSTRUCTION _
------------
BodyConsb"uction. REPLACEMENT
OPERATIONS _
------------
Hoodledge(PartialReplacement)
(Work afterradiator coresupport hasbeen removed.)
114AUnit:mm
Before
installing
hoodledge reinforcement.
117
Service
Joint
(This figure showrightsidehoodledge)
Sedan
3-d oar Hatchback
5-door Hatchback 2-spot
welds 3-spotwelds
M.1.
Gplug weld )
M.I.
Gseam weld/
(For 3panels plugweld method. Pointweld
· r
.A~ .B~
.an.F
-34-
-11-
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REPLACEMENTOPERATIONS
Front SideMember (PartialReplacement)
(Work afterradiator coresupport hasbeen removed.) ________
CORROSIONPROTECTION _
Stone Guard Coat
SectionB-B
Section
A-A
--r':":'
To
prevent damage causedbystones, thelower outerbodypanels (fender, door,etc.)have anadditional layer
of Stone Guard CoatovertheEDprimer coating. Thus,when replacing orrepairing thesepanels, apply
undercoat tothe same portions asbefore. Useacoat which isrust preventive, durable,shockresistant andhas
a long shelf life.
~mm1111i :
Indicates stoneguard coated portions
114
Patch
118
111
115
114
hoodledge
panel
117
111
Unit:mm
8
Patch
""
"
"
(Thickness: 1mm)
-\
Service
Joint
(This figure showrightfront sidemember)
2-spot welds 3-spotwelds M.1.
Gplug weld MIG seam weld/
(For 3panels plugweld method )P1ID.~irit
F
weld
• rr=
.A=-= .B~
G1J --- ~
Section
C-C
-35- -10-
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BODYALIGNMENT
Engine Compartment (Cont'd)
MEASUREMENT POINTS
Unit:mm
SBT088 Frontside
l'l
-~-
11
dia.
Radiato~
COrf~---.!upport
lo~er
C/
SBT090 SBT094
Radiator coresupport uppercenter
_~5~
~ 0
S ~
JI--------~
CDs
dia....
CDs
dia.
SBT091BT-48
Page 684 of 1701

PRECAUTIONSANDPREPARATION
Precautions
• When installing rubberparts,finaltightening mustbecar-
ried outunder unladen condition* withtires onground.
*: Fuel, radiator coolantandengine oilfull. Spare tire,
jack,
hand tools andmats indesignated positions.
• After installing removedsuspension parts,check wheel
alignment andadjust ifnecessary.
• Use flare nutwrench whenremoving orinstalling brake
tubes.
• Always torquebrakelineswhen installing.
Tool number
Tool name
SBR820B
Special Service Tools
Description
HT72520000
Ball joint remover Removing
tie-rodouterendandlower ball
joint
NT146
HT71780000
Spring compressor
ST35652000
Strut attachment
NT144
Removing
andinstalling coilspring
Fixing strutassembly
NT145
GG94310000
Flare nuttorque wrench
KV38106700
KV381 06800
Differential sideoilseal
protector
NT406
NT147
FA-2
Removing
andinstalling brakepiping
a:
10mm (0.39 in)
Installing driveshaft
LH: KV38106700
RH: KV38106800
Page 686 of 1701

FRONTSUSPENSION SYSTEM
SEC. 391-400-401
When installing rubberparts,finaltightening mustbecarried outunder unladen condition" withtires onground .
• Fuel, radiator coolantandengine oilfull. Spare tire,jack, hand tools andmats indesignated positions.
~~25.29
~ (2.5•3.0, 18•22)
\ \
...
5
~ 98•118 (10•12, 72•87)
Front
to.J:
N. m (kg-m, ft-Ib)
SFA715B
CD
Suspension member
@
Stabilizer bar
@
Drive shaft
@
Coilspring
@
Strut assembly
@
Knuckle
FA-4
(J)
Transverse link
@
Front struttower bar
Page 688 of 1701

ON-VEHICLESERVICE
Front Wheel Alignment
Before checking frontwheel alignment, besure tomake apre-
liminary inspection (Unladen*).
*: Fuel, radiator coolantandengine oilfull. Spare tire,jack,
hand tools andmats indesignated positions.
SFA575B PRELIMINARY INSPECTION
1. Check tiresforwear andimproper inflation.
2. Check wheelrunout.
Wheel runout:
Refer toSOS (FA-30).
3. Check frontwheel bearings forlooseness.
4. Check frontsuspension forlooseness.
5. Check steering linkageforlooseness.
6. Check thatstruts workproperly.
7. Check vehicle posture (Unladen).
TOE-IN Measure toe-inusingfollowing procedure.
WARNING:
• Perform following procedure alwaysonaflat surface.
• Make surethatnoperson isin front ofthe vehicle before
pushing it.
1. Bounce frontofvehicle upand down tostabilize theposture.
2. Push thevehicle straight aheadabout5m (16 ft).
3. Put amark onbase lineoftread (rearside) ofboth tires at
the same height ashub center. Thesearemeasuring points.
4. Measure distance"A"(rear side).
5. Push thevehicle slowlyaheadtorotate thewheels 180
degrees (1/2turn).
If the wheels haverotated morethan180degrees
(112
turn), try
the above procedure againfromthebeginning. Neverpush
vehicle backward.
6. Measure distance"B"(front side).
Total toe-in
Refer toSOS (FA-29).
CAMBER,
CASTERANDKINGPIN INCLINATION
Camber, casterandkingpin inclination arepreset atfactory and
cannot beadjusted.
1. Measure camber,casterandkingpin inclination ofboth right
and leftwheels withasuitable alignment gauge.
Camber, CasterandKingpin inclination:
Refer toSOS (FA-29).
2. Ifcamber, casterorkingpin inclination isnot within
specification, inspectfrontsuspension parts.Replace dam-
aged orworn outparts.
Front
SFA948A
SFA614B
SFA234AC
Lines
parallel to
center lineofbody
Q
Front
Hub
center
height
FA-6
Page 706 of 1701

SEC.391.400.401
When installing rubberparts,finaltightening
must becarried outunder unladen condition'
with tires onground.
• Fuel, radiator coolanta'1dengine 011full.
Spare tire,Jack, hand toolsandmats In
designated positions.
@
~
L.~
(3.2-4.3, 23•31)
Front
CD
Spacer
@
Strut mounting insulator
@
Strut mounting insulator
bracket
@
Thrust bearing
@
Upper spring seat
@
Upper spring rubber seat
(J)
Bumper rubber
@
Coilspring
FRONT
SUSPENSION
@
Lower spring rubber seat
@)
Strut assembly
@
Suspension member
@
Stabilizer bar
@
Stabilizer clamp
@
Connecting rod
@
Transverse link
@
Compression rodclamp
@
Drive shaft
FA-24
~~
59.74
~~~.~ ::'.4:9- 54)
o
(2.5_3.0,
18 -22)
~
~~
~ ~
9=:
~~
-----J
/~18-24
1/ ~
(1.8.2.4,13.17)
~. @
&1
(@
~ J~!~5
(20-28, 145 •203)
~ 59•74 (6.0 -7.5, 43•54)
SFA624B
@
Knuckle
@
Cotter pin
@)
ABS sensor
@
Plain washer
@
Wheel bearing locknut
@
Insulator
@
Adjusting cap
@
Cotter pin
Page 711 of 1701

SERVICEDATAANDSPECIFICATIONS (50S)
General Specifications
Suspension type
Strut type
Stabilizer Independent
macpherson struts
Double-acting hydraulic
For 14-and 15-inch wheelmodels
Inspection andAdjustment
WHEEL ALIGNMENT (Unladen*1)
GAengine andSR CDengine andSR
Applied model engine
models with enginemodels with
14-inch wheels 15-inchwheels
Camber Minimum
-no'
(-1.33')
.
Degree minute Nominal
-0'35'
(-0.58')
(Decimal degree)Maximum 0'10'
(0.1
r)
Caster Minimum
0'40'(0.6r)
Degree minute Nominal
1
'25' (1.42')
(Decimal degree)Maximum 2'10'
(217")
Kingpin inclination Minimum14'00'
(14.00')
Degree minute Nominal
14'45'
(14.75')
(Decimal degree)Maximum 15'30'
(15.50')
Total toe-in Minimum0(0)
Distance (A-B) Nominal
2(008)
mm (in) Maximum 4(0.16)
Minimum 0'
(0.00')
Angle (leftplus right)
Nominal 11'
(0.18')
Degree minute
(Decimal degree)Maximum 22'
(0.37")
Wheel turning angle Minimum
38'00'
(38.00') 34'00'(34.00')
Inside Nominal4nO'
(41.00')
3rOO'(37.00')
Degree minute
(Decimal degree)Maximum
42'00'
(42.00')
38'00'(38.00')
Full (urn'2
Outside
Degreeminute Nominal 34'00'
(34.00') 31'00'(3100')
(Decimal degree)
'1' Fuel, radiator coolantandengine oilfull. Spare tire,jack, hand tools andmats indesignated positions.
'2: On power steering models,wheelturning force(atcircumference ofsteering wheel)of98 to147 N(10 to15 kg, 22to33 Ib)with engine
idle
FA-29
•