WTK: Nissan Almera CVTC E-Throttle

[skylinechild]

3 questions:

I saw "cruise" and "set" on the instrument panel. Does that work?

Can you tell me what's that feature on the wiper lever? See pic. Thanks.

I see the fog lights harness there by d mounting area, but no relay in relay box. Any advice on wiring with the stock wires?

i will attempt to answer your questions.
1. the cruise and set seems to be cruise control- not sure exactly how to set it- but i do know to cancel it you simply press the brake pedal when the cruise control is engaged - ie while driving

ie you set you speed...and let the car drive...and u just steer. to cancel simply gently press the brake pedal - consult your user manual.

2. the feature is how fast you want the intermediate wipers to wipe....remember first pull is intermediate...wipe----stop----wipe---.2nd pull is regular speed 3rd pull is fast 4th (if applicable) is super fast

3.yes you can install a fog light kit just be sure to have a competent electrician install the necessary relay and fuses and such- keep in mind the car MUST have the necessary wiring already installed in the fusebox. if not installing a relay where there is no wiring in the reverse side of the fusebox makes no sense
yes you can use the oem wiring - if so equipped on your car. if there is no OEM wiring no problem just buy a fog light kit- it comes with all necessary wiring

[skylinechild]

I using Dextron III in my At - QG15, B15, e throttle- as was recommended by the Motorist, both at Automotive Components in Arima and Arouca.

Thanks for the info.

no problem. Technically there isnt anything called dexron III anymore.... long story short the licence expired on it so they "made" something called mercon

Dexron-III
All Dexron-III licenses expired permanently at the end of 2006, and GM now supports only Dexron-VI fluids for use in their automatic transmissions, although fluids asserted by their manufacturers to meet Dexron-III standards continue to be sold under names such as Dex/Merc. These fluids are not regulated or endorsed by GM.

a bit of history there for ya.!!! if you have the normal 4 speed transmission....check your owners manual and see what they say- i use the gulf as they met all nissan specs...

[Seeker]

I using Dextron III in my At - QG15, B15, e throttle- as was recommended by the Motorist, both at Automotive Components in Arima and Arouca.

Thanks for the info.

no problem. Technically there isnt anything called dexron III anymore.... long story short the licence expired on it so they "made" something called mercon

Dexron-III
All Dexron-III licenses expired permanently at the end of 2006, and GM now supports only Dexron-VI fluids for use in their automatic transmissions, although fluids asserted by their manufacturers to meet Dexron-III standards continue to be sold under names such as Dex/Merc. These fluids are not regulated or endorsed by GM.

a bit of history there for ya.!!! if you have the normal 4 speed transmission....check your owners manual and see what they say- i use the gulf as they met all nissan specs...

Nice info, thanks for the update.

[eitech]

I ended up using nissan matic transmission fluid

[Seeker]

How is it working for you?

[eitech]

No complaints. I also use it in d b15.