2006 nivara diesel

Had a similar but scaled-down version of this with a 3l, 2002 Rodeo. (Or was it the Mazda? Doesn't much matter). I seem to recall that the fuel filter was around $250. Then there is the cost of tank draining,fitting,replacing etc.
From someone who knows please, what is the story?
(Apologies to Isuzu: think it's the Mazda 323 with expensive taste for accessories. Bought 'em both from the same dealer, same year,similar distances. I forget.)
Jeff H.

Don't they have an aftermarket one out, I would be shopping around on eBay in Europe, before I paid such a rediculous price for a filter

Cheers Bucky

Another thought

try this site www.burson.com.au/allstores/Stores.asp


May save you a lot of $$$$$$

Cheers Mate
Bucky

if it lasts 400,000km and is only $600-00 that is a good buy isn't it?

Someone is having someone on here. I had my 2.5 TD ST-X Navara 40,000 km service at local Nissan dealers - during which the Dealer replaced the filters with genuine Nissan parts and the TOTAL cost of the service was $510.
Which seems bloody good value if the filters alone cost $600!!!

I have had fantastic service and good prices on genuine Nissan service items from a place located in Sydney, I found them on ebay and have made several purchases through them with great satisfaction. I buy my oil filters in 6 packs and they are delivered to my door cheaper than I can buy them here in CQ.

the oil filter is a Z89A Ryco
not a a89a as i put in before

Robert

the six hundered dollar 1 they sold you is because they have dopey parts interpreters..
someone asked the same question on the internal nissan forum.. should have seen the replies.. the corect part is just the filter, not the top brkt and housing as well.

it sell for around $40.00

sorry can't give you the part number as i told them to stick their job on monday and haven't been back

donks

Years ago I took my old 2wd hilux into work where they had a mechanical workshop and the boss there chucked the expensive ($60 back then, it had the water drain on it) fuel filter and installed with little effort two fuel filters one being a glass bowl type and the other a paper filter. He said the paper filter would hardly ever need changing and the glass bowl trapped water as well as filtering. The paper filter only cost about ten bucks to change anyway. When the old bomb dies running around the brothers farm I will retrieve the setup and install it in my kzn hilux. Not that the filter they sell me now is expensive but I like the duel setup cos I could bypass one filter if I had to.

When you get the new filter, keep the old one and see if you can retrieve the gold and platinum! Well they must be full of it at that price. Nissan must be full of that brown stuff too. Soon it will be cheaper to continue with the filter and change the motor around it?

Owen

Hey Robert
If I were you I wouold get a prices off another Nissan agenst, and if there is a big difference, then go back to your service agent and demand the difference back ,,
Once you call their bluff, then go to one that won't rip you off !

Cheers
Bucky