hello dear, i no longer have nissan, but for rear number plate bulbs you have to push "whole plastic" with light to one side, and pray other side out. there are no screws, only pushing to the side and down.

they have new "generation" on aliexpress, maybe cables will fit, if not, its easy to solder it / use small wago lever. its easy to take it out, you just need to take your time, think, have basic tools, and do it with 20 celsia+

@@frostsilenec Thanks I managed to replace mine and you helped me to do that. 👍

@@Jj-ff9vq happy to hear that this channel still helps, but no more content, QQ is sold now

car is gone :)

done, squeaking, thanks.

Search for Plastic Auto Dismantle Tools , on ebay / aliexpress , using them almost every month on various stuff around car.

stale povodne, tj 3 roky, mam i na druhom aute cca 2 => stale pohoda, kdyz to jednou za par mesicu zkusim

@@frostsilenec super dik :) kolko si tej pasky kupoval 1 meter?

@@Roccat54 1 meter na 1 auto je urcite dost, a ceny sli uz dolu ja za to daval snad 28 eur za metr, aktualne se da dostat na 10.

Hi, i guess that ducktape is your friend?

good to hear that this still able to help to someone :) , enjoy

yes there were holes in it, and they dont fit 100% until today, when you sit on back seats, covers all the time on one side pop-up over it, on second side it stays fine. looks like company changed name to carseatcover.eu , they looks same. and i would still buy them again.

i dont think so.

actually central Europe and 0 English knowledge about cars :)

my english sounds pretty bad in videos, but i know that it can help. enoy :)

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003483775333.html , ive bought recently cheapest one ( 1 GB ram , 2 cores - WIFI (1GB 16GB) AB2 ) for 120~ eur - but its too slow - so using it with android auto then its fine. and ordered 4 GB ram , 8 cores ( 4G (4GB 64GB) AB, SPAIN ) to use it alone. but you can look on eshops around - even here in slovakia there are few which are able to sell it to you and install it for you... just google locally for china radio , random example here jfauto.sk/blog/prislusenstvo-pre-cinske-autoradio

happy to help!

www.aliexpress.com/item/33011598635.html

i got them until now, after few years, very happy about them

mine broke after 3~ years, had to buy new-gen ones, as these were "old" with some kind of module inside of cable. so old/bad - something "bulky" on cable, new/better - clean cable with connector imgaz.staticbg.com/images/oaupload/ser1/banggood/images/8E/A6/82ace609-7f38-49ca-8da0-bffb66abd197.jpg , looks like even link in my video is newer now - as cables looks normally.

Hi, i guess its should be easy job to cut the wires, and test it, but my way of doing this is that i can convert whole car back to stock over weekend in case that i want to sell it. Since microhpone is not good when calling, i guess its worth a try to do it. Maybe ill do video, but no longer motivation after google actions on monetization.

@@frostsilenec Thanks for the answer, but I intended to connect it using the cable in the connector behind the stereo instead of install a separate cable, just using the existing cable because I want to replace with new android car tablet the have separate cable for mic.

@@raffaelenapolitano9341 Ciao Raffaele, anch'io penso si possa utilizzare il microfono della plafoniera perchè non amplificato. Basta connettersi a questi due cavi e all'altra estremità saldare un jack maschio da 3,5 mm per innestarlo sulla femmina del tablet.

@@raffaelenapolitano9341 Ciao. Hai già fatto questa modifica (usa il microfono originale)? Sono anche interessato a sapere se funziona e come è fatto. Grazie.

@@arobAlbiero Ciao. Hai già fatto questa modifica (usa il microfono originale)? Sono anche interessato a sapere se funziona e come è fatto. Grazie.

i know about my friend and myself, that we broke it too on one side - even when i know how exactly its looking, buy more china plastcis tools, maybe you will be more lucky.

@@frostsilenec *or almost break it, that it was little bit damaged, for exmaple when i see this - he definitely broke it too kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnXaln6OotZ3mM0

Hi Sahin, i think that its same - not required by dealership, but they can do it - of course for price - transmission oil is little bit expensive in every car. sorry cant help much more, i dont have much QQ owners with CVT around. Regards.

@@frostsilenec_vr7750 thanx

Mine has this problem. They changed a clutch set at 8000 km. The problem remained. They changed a second clutch set, with a newer code. The problem limited but still persists. They told me that both clutch sets were in very good condition (!!!). Now, I am trying to solve the problem outside of Nissan. A car-mechanic friend of mine will examine the damper and the master cylinder. Really awfull and the manufacturer is doing little to help the owners!

I've recently changed from a 15 reg 1.6dci to a 69reg 1.3 petrol.ive noticed the clutch is heavy.it operates correctly but seems heavy if you're hold the car on a slope or in traffic.iam glad it's got auto hold on this one.iam wondering if it's the pedal return spring.took it to the dealership today and they don't think there's any issue but iam sure it's overly heavy.

@@constantinekaramanis3353 Did you solve the hard pedal problem ?

@@sanelmehurovic2516 Yes! The problem was that the fluid in the hydraulic circuit was contaminated. A sample was taken from the car and the fluid was full of a strange white substance. Local dealer replaced, under warranty, all the circuit with new parts and fluid. Now, more than a year after this, the clutch is working properly. In my opinion, I think that the problem is with a number of cars reported by the drivers, with contaminated fluid. Either was a problem using wrong fluid (wrong DOT?) or with humidity entered the circuit (I don't know how this could have happened).

thats facelift - called J11-E according my data, i guess some change has been done :(