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    1.4 camshaft position sensor ( P0340 )

    Possible loose/ corroded push on connections at the sensor? Worn cam chain making the cam sensor action delayed & thus out of sequence with the engine/crankshaft position sensor? Many more P0340 answers at the bottom of this & every similar subject related page! Good luck.
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    T Many thanks for your interesting experience based response. May I suggest shape overrides minimal material removed in order to equally distribute stress lines in circular lacuna compared to oval lacuna stress concentration of the resulting critical brake mounting stress ellipsoid...
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    Quote; “carrier cage and mill the hub upright bolt hole slightly oval” Well investigated however needs comparison of discs outside diameter dimensions equality & compared to OEM discs? Milling/drilling out mounting holes on critical brake components would not be advisable & may introduce...
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    Loads of good work however may I suggest it would be advisable to replace all DIY temporary crimp joints with professional married electrical inline & tee joints soldered & sleeved? Manifold fuel line/regulator pressures? Married Electrical Inline & Tee Joints Soldered at DuckDuckGo Keep up...
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    K12 Micra Rear Axle Bushes

    Quote: Rear Axle swivel pins and bushes swivel pin and/or bush slightly worn (5.1.2 (b) (i)) The operative adjective is slightly & that in my MOT tester’s words one needs to apply a little experience, judgement & common sense with old (2007) cars & this is therefore an advisory only. :)
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    Read fault codes Micra Dig-s

    £600? Ouch for a simple apparent P1650 stop start code malfunction should be logical to easy fault find as if the battery state of charge is low then it keeps the motor running to charge the battery. Reference: Error P1650 | Micra Sports Club Looks like the main stealer’s dozy employee is not...
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    K12 Micra power steering c1606 c1608 codes

    The K12 Micra electronic subassemblies are Nats security coded matched to each particular vehicle & are therefore not interchangeable without digital data coms common CAN bus code matching programming. Reference: Search results for query: EPS What Goes Wrong K12 | Micra Sports Club May I...
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    Jobs a goodun!
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    That goes without stating the obvious, the MOT basic rules! Who loves ya baby? :)
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    Always put my old banger K11 in for MOT test up to a month early to earn a month’s grace runabout to mess around DIY fixing any MOT issues with a no hassle still valid pre-existing ticket? ;)
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    Suspension Issues?

    Tired 100K shock absorbers bouncy ride may be perceived as, quote “car feels incredibly bumpy” Equally, the vehicle may have been modified with nonstandard tyres profile, wheels, & shocks that upset & degrade ride comfort quality? HJ.co.uk: Low profile tyres Ride Quality Comfort ? at...
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    I feel, quote “exhausted” just reading & comprehending the endless skilful work restoring this 32 year old K11.
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    PollyMobiles Rebuild

    Impressed with such man hour’s time & dedicated skilful work restoring this 32 year old K11? Jobs a goodun! Happy Christmas.
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    You Tube K11 Micra Video

    A lovely Christmas present £1500 potential profits for doing very little work oneself? Nice one, that’s the way to do it. Happy Christmas :)
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    please delete this post

    May I suggest, do the jobs & put a new Mot on it & it will sell itself like a hot cake on local Gumtree private cars as a good runner for about £1000? That’s what I have done with all of my tired ( 5 ) K10s & K11s over the last 25 years, & always sold them on privately, in Exeter, for a...
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    P0031 fault code

    May I suggest that you hand it to a competent mechanic, not a Nissan main dealer, to test the two oxy sensors heaters & two control circuit/connections to determine which of the two O2 sensors, front or rear, is suspect & to order & fit any parts required. With ignition switched off...
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    What would cause Ignition Control module repeatedly breaking?

    The heat sink paste is essential for the mounting of the electronic module. Capacitor is on the outside of the distributer. No spark distributer issues are usually quickly & efficiently resolved by its total replacement. Someone on here may sell you a complete good used distributer that is...
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    What would cause Ignition Control module repeatedly breaking?

    If you read the instructions, you may find that its not silicon grease but power transistor heat sink paste to prevent the electronic module from overheating? https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Heat+Sink+Paste+&va=b&t=hr&ia=web Good luck
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