Nissan Primera Service Repair Workshop Manuals

Nissan is a Japanese automobile manufacturing company that was founded in 1933. Nissan is best known for reliable family cars, durable trucks and some of the most exciting sports cars ever built. The Nissan Primera was introduced to European markets in 1990. US buyers received the Infiniti G20, a rebadged version of the Primera. The Primera is a very reliable family sedan that is easy to maintain with a Nissan Primera service manual.

When it was introduced, the Primera was aimed at replacing older models in Europe with a larger, more modern vehicle. It utilized a multi-link front suspension and traditional front-wheel drive, an industry first.

Throughout it’s production run, the Primera used variations of the Nissan Q-series of inline four cylinder engines. These durable motors were used in many different Nissan vehicles, making parts availability very good. Engines ranged from 1.6 liters for economy, up to a 2.5 liter version only available in Japan that was capable of producing more than 200 horsepower. Servicing a Q-series engine is a pleasurable experience, and owners using a Nissan Primera workshop manual can accomplish any task needed to maintain performance and economy.

The Primera was discontinued in 2007, as Nissan moved many of it’s export and foreign market cars to new platforms. In an odd twist, a large number of 2006 model year Primeras were discovered in storage in 2011 that were intended for the Irish market, but were never sold.

Common parts including brakes and suspension components shared across other Nissan vehicles make servicing and repairing a Primera very easy. A detailed Nissan Primera workshop manual provides step by step instructions to remove, inspect and replace all major components. Owners will find that the manual also helps identify the causes of problems and shows the factory recommended settings.