Trevor

I would imagine it is a permanent fault if the light is on permanently. quite possibly it is not sensing one of the seats (or both) aren't connecting properly with the system. I would start by looking at the connections under the seats

Good to see there's not too much damage and especially to the expensive components. Thanks for the blog report...keep 'em coming

Welcome to the Forum It sounds like a Catalytic Converter emitting the smell of sulphur but why only in reverse? Unless you are covering ground where the smell is being emitted (e.g. from the exhaust which you wouldn't smell if you are travelling forwards) ?

I would say that if the condition of the car is very good and the service history is complete and by reputable repairers then it sound okay. Again, the above is applicable to the mileage and also consider how the mileage has been generated (e.g. town or motorway). Let us know how it goes Cheers Trevor

Hi Matty...welcome to the Forum the heater temperature will come down with the heater being on but as long as it is within range (e.g. 80-90 degrees C) then i wouldn't worry too much about it. Cheers Trevor

Hi Scooter...welcome to the Forum I could recommend changing the fuel filter but make sure you replace it with a quality one (OE or similar). Make sure all the air is out of the filter head by priming it and releasing any air that's trapped it in. If all else fails then change the filter head.....worked a treat for mine. Let us know how you get on with it. Cheers Trevor

Hi Steve...welcome to the Forum Hope you enjoy your Qashqai when you get it....what spec and colour have you gone for? Cheers Trevor

Hi....welcome to the Forum Sounds like it could be an earth issue or the wrong indicator bulb fitted which is causing it to backfeed into the sidelight You could prove this by swapping the indicator bulb over to the other side and if the fault appears over there then you have the wrong bulb fitted Let us know how you get on with it Cheers Trevor

It is a very faint clicking noise you should hear but I doubt all the sensors are faulty. If it bleeps when you put it in reverse then the system is working to a degree (e.g. it is activating and the reverse switch is working) so if the sensors are okay then it must be a faulty module. Worth checking the reverse light bulb is working while you're carrying out checks

Hi Sandy...welcome to the Forum You could try these guys...very good service and quality parts https://www.direct4x4.co.uk/x-trail Cheers Trevor

I would change from 2nd to 3rd around 70kph (maximum) and then to 4th around 95kph (maximum) but there is nothing wrong with working the engine as long as it is maintained and the revs are not sustained for too long.

I would assume the third party warranty should pay up to an amount so I assume you pay up front and claim it back and if the bill is over the amount you pay the extra? If this is the case then you could take it to Nissan but expect to pay some on top to cover the bill. It sounds as though it could be a door lock solenoid being faulty but not to exclude the wiring that runs into the door from the pillar.

You should switch the ignition on (engine off) and put into reverse gear. Listen closely to each sensor and if they are working then they should emit a clicking sound. If not, then replace the sensor

I believe it comes off by banging from underneath Could try gripping gearknob tight and banging your hand in an upward motion (keeping face out of the way!) .... works on VW and BMW

The Kia is quite a fine car really...know several people that have had Kia for years and no problems at all. Maybe when Nissan are not selling enough cars will they then rethink their sales techniques. Cheers Trevor

Hi Warlord Did you buy the Juke in the end?

Starting the rebuild process then....Good to see that it's still rebuildable and hopefully not left a bad taste after the accident?

Hi Mike...welcome to the Forum It sounds like something is misaligned but is it making the noise at the pedal end or at the gearbox area? Cheers Trevor

Hi Ray...welcome to the Forum There is a selection on eBay....http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.X2006+nissan+xtrail+seat+covers.TRS0&_nkw=2006+nissan+xtrail+seat+covers&_sacat=0 Some are listed as heavy duty, maybe better than standard ones I would imagine Regards Trevor

probably a good idea

That sounds fair enough...minus 4, that's extremely cold....we're only at 1 degree and that feels bad enough

Hi...and welcome to the Forum My first thoughts are as it seems to be temperature related, is the oil being used in the gearbox is of the wrong grade or at the very least a lighter grade oil could be used to facilitate easier gear shifts. Used to have this years ago with certain boxes and a quick swap out to a lighter weight of oil usually solved it. The synchromesh mechanism requires oil to be present but not too 'thick' as this could have the effect of dragging the baulk rings and making changing more difficult, especially when the oil is cold. Ask them to change the oil to a lighter grade to see if that makes the difference. Let us know how you get on with it all. Cheers Trevor

HI...welcome to the Forum I found with my X-Trail that it was the accelerator pedal connections that were the main cause for the limp home situation. Usually, just fiddle with the wires that connect to the pedal and switch off ignition and switch back on to start engine to see if it has solved it. If so, a more permanent fix is required where the pedal needs to be dialled in with a multi-meter to within a certain voltage range after the sensor has been cleaned up internally. A competent auto electrician could easily carry this work out. The injector pump solenoids mainly affected the earlier engines as far as I could determine. Let us know how you get on with it Cheers Trevor

I cannot see how having it services would affect the bluetooth operation unless the battery was disconnected (say for battery or cambelt replacement). Worth taking it into the dealer to ask them and they may have the answer or even an update they can upload into the audio system.

It was a very popular car in its day with first time drivers and great for town use...very few problems overall.