They're going to do exactly what they did the first time with the K10, they'll keep removing things from the Micra until nobody wants it in order to extract every penny of profit right up until the...
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They're going to do exactly what they did the first time with the K10, they'll keep removing things from the Micra until nobody wants it in order to extract every penny of profit right up until the...
The block heater in the Micra probably comes from a different Nissan (i.e. the Versa), and it likely clips to something on that car, but on our cheap little Micra it's like an appendix.
Lower grille has bigger openings than the upper grille, but if you did the condenser coil protection as I did, it might just need to come out either through the hood or just under the bottom of the...
Well, Darin, since you were so polite about it, I thought I'd save you the trouble:
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Looks like Daox was right. That means this block heater draws a mere 3.25 amps or so, so a heavy duty...
The size of cord you buy will depend on the current draw of the block heater. I haven't checked yet, but assuming 1200 watts at 120 volts is 10 amps. A 100 foot 14 gauge cord is good for 13 amps, so...
I believe that reason is Winnipeg.
My Micra will be spending most of its winter nights inside an attached garage. I wonder if a block heater will even be necessary?