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Re: My nissan versa hatchback standard shift has no...
You need to check the switching the switching usually comes from the park pawl asm which is found at the shifter rod on the gearbox. the terminals will be corroded inside
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Hm. Why would you want to take the fuse box out? Open the cover, and see the fuses. Take a fuse out to check it. Pull hard..... Most fuse boxes include a small tool for grabbing the fuses.
No power passing through the switch to activate the fanin the heater box. First point is to check for a blown fuse. Next point is to see if the motor resistor are not burnt out
this may or may not be you can call your local dealership and ask. if not then it's only a couple dollars at the part store and a verry easy fix. just pull the carpet down in the trunk behind the tail light and remove the small 10mm nuts the light will now pull out and you can replace the bulb. verry simple
open the rear hatch and pull carpet away from the lens you want out,you will see four plastic thumb nuts,remove them and pull lens assembly out and replace your bulb
Open the hatch and locate the 2 plastic covers, behind the tail light area on the inside panel. Remove these covers and the nut (8mm) behind them to access the light assembly. Pull lightly on the light assembly to remove, then replace the bulb.
There is a switch under your break padal, which is responsible for tail lights and gear lock. if that switch is working fine and your tail lights are working fine then check the electronic lock of gear which is under the cover of gear.
Buy a auto repair manual for your respective truck, or go to the Nissan dealer and ask a tech to show you where the actuator switch is located, and replace that switch. That is the only thing left to replace. That should fix it. Also you could use an Ohm meter to check the switch to see if it is bad. Also check for a broken wire when you remove the actuator switch.
Good Luck!
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