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2003 Nissan Murano Hatch Struts My Hatch door does not stay open as the struts holding the door open are shot /fluid leaked out/. I need to replace them. Nissan sells them very expensive. Where can I ...

2004 Nissan Murano, back door can't open Hello, My 2004 Nissan Murano, back door can't open, but the handle moved when i pull it. Please help. I had a similar problem with a sienna and sometimes the ...

what do i do if the sun visor on drivers side keeps falling down the unit has broken best solution is to get new visor, temperary solution would be use double sided sticky tape, safety pin or glue ...

...rubber gasket so I could drive to Chicago. I mechanic who repaired the car said that it took two people to install the lock ring. This does not sound right. What are your thoughts? Yes it could be ...

What is the best after market strut for a 2003 Nissan Murano? I personally like KYB. They're more of a performance strut and will retain the same handling and ride as the OEM struts. Pretty durable ...

should i replace my 2004 murano tires at the dealer and are there better tires available now for the 2004 murano? Yes, check out any good tire dealer, Michelin's are very good tires. It always pays to

I am trying to replace the fog light (drivers side) of my 2004 maxima. Any advice? life u the car and very carefuly pull back the rubber cover and than latch and than replace it

2007 Murano tailgate black rubber release button is tacky. I get black rubber all over my hand when I touch it. What is the part number for this? I am looking for the part number of the black rubber ...

power streeing rack leaking in nissan murano2005,how to repair it? My 2006 nissan streeing rack is leaking The usual technique is to loosen the toe-in adjustment nuts, then uncouple the steering tie ...

hatch latch will not shut, not matter how hard you shut it. try unlocking it while its open sometimes they get jammed up by trying to close them and the latch will get hung up in the closed position ...