nissan terrano

Mal.
You can sort out the fuses by removing them one at a time and noteing what stops working. The Terrano is not a true nissan it is a rebadged chinese machine, the writing is probably not japanese, I have come across these vehicles in the bush broken down and been unable to get them going, if I was you I would sell it while it still starts.I dont say this because I have a one eyed view of what to drive but as some one who believes reliability is vital of road. Eric.

mal,

The Terrano IS a true Nissan, it is a Pathfinder that is rebadged for the JAPANESE market. I have one as well and I too think it is a good 4WD.
Comments like those above are from people who are misinformed. Because there is so many of these cars around, Nissan dealers are stocking most parts for these cars. The only parts you won't get are some interior parts and body parts which Nissan dealers WILL order in for you anyway. The part numbers match those of the Australian Pathfinder. As for manuals, if you don't want to pay through the nose for one at Nissan, go to www.motorbooks.com.au and
get the Terrano manual. You will also need to get the diesel engine supplement. Also try importdriver.com.au these people also sell manuals for these cars and in fact all the imports. Better still, go to your public library any get the info you need for free. This is what I did.
People who only hear second infomation from aquaintences tend to pass on infomation which is ill-informed. They need to experience the cars themselves for a true indication of what they are like. The "imports" normally have twice the amount of features that the cars available in Australia have for a fraction of the cost. That is why they are so popular.
Hope this helps
Mike

many thanks mik*2 for you info i have also done the gibb river road in its a great drive and had no worries with vechile what so ever any way thanks again