westslope
Wheeling
- Location
- Wildfire country, BC
Where can I find the TSBs for the 2nd generation Xterra? Must one pay a subscription in order to have access to them?
Sources? Ideas?
Sources? Ideas?
Technical Service Bulletins (tsb) Where?
- Thread starter westslope
- Start date
- Location
- Covington, Va
Are you looking for a particular one?
You can usually google "xterra" and the part affected and get some good info. I don't know I'd there's still a website that lists them out or not though.
You can usually google "xterra" and the part affected and get some good info. I don't know I'd there's still a website that lists them out or not though.
westslope
Wheeling
- Location
- Wildfire country, BC
I would like to have easy access to all of them.
Here is a source but you have to pay to access the TSBs: 2006 Nissan Xterra Service Bulletins
Here is a source but you have to pay to access the TSBs: 2006 Nissan Xterra Service Bulletins
westslope
Wheeling
- Location
- Wildfire country, BC
So the answer to my question is "no"?
- Location
- Covington, Va
Seems to be. I've never heard of a site like that. Not to say it didn't exist, we just don't know about it.
The biggies for 2006 would be the timing chains, SMOD and if you're a manual transmission, the power valve kn the intake rattling.
You might try giving your vin to the service manager at a local Nissan dealer but be ready for plenty of fear mongering over the smallest things mentioned in them.
The biggies for 2006 would be the timing chains, SMOD and if you're a manual transmission, the power valve kn the intake rattling.
You might try giving your vin to the service manager at a local Nissan dealer but be ready for plenty of fear mongering over the smallest things mentioned in them.
Just found this:
https://www.autosafety.org/wp-conte...her-Manufacturer-Communications-via-NHTSA.pdf
Following the steps described at that link, I am finding "41 Manufacturer Communications for 2006 NISSAN XTERRA". Many (but not all) of them have associated documents you can open and view. For the others, you could again just google the ID numbers. Some you'll find as PDF's that have been posted online, some may be more difficult to find.
ETA as I've been going through the 41 manufacturer communications, a lot of the newer ones have documents available but very few of the older ones do.
https://www.autosafety.org/wp-conte...her-Manufacturer-Communications-via-NHTSA.pdf
Following the steps described at that link, I am finding "41 Manufacturer Communications for 2006 NISSAN XTERRA". Many (but not all) of them have associated documents you can open and view. For the others, you could again just google the ID numbers. Some you'll find as PDF's that have been posted online, some may be more difficult to find.
ETA as I've been going through the 41 manufacturer communications, a lot of the newer ones have documents available but very few of the older ones do.