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I haven't looked in awhile online for repair/shop manuals for my '03 Murano, but this last week I decided to do rear brake job on my Mo and of course needed a manual of some sort to get torque values for caliper bolts etc.
The local auto shops had nothing to offer and in times past they hadn't been printed yet by common publishers (Haynes, Chilton, etc.)...not that those are very useful anyway.
In my travels, however I found the following online business selling what look like dealer (or close to it) quality service manuals. They have '03 through '07 manuals available and I can attest to the thoroughness and quality of the '03 which comes in a 127mb .pdf file.
If this info is redundant, my apologies. The link to the manuals is as follows...
http://www.tradebit.com/filesharing....rano&x=17&y=11
For you fellow wrenchers out there, this is the real deal. I'm not in any way associated with this vendor, nor have any pecuniary relationship to them whatsoever.
By the way, brakes are working wonderful...did front and rears...local shop hosed my rotors so had to buy all new ones and they're not cheap. Cured slight steering wobble/pedal modulation. If you have rotors turned for your Murano, don't take to just any machine shop...they are mostly "appliance operators" and not machinists. Most do not use a dial gauge to true up the rotors before machining and you will end up with excessive runout and wobble/modulation.
Specs from shop manual indicate .0016 runout or less on front rotors and .002 or less on rears. Mine came back from 2 tries at Star Auto with .009 and .012 on fronts and .004 on rears.
Good luck
Postscript...I note two different prices and listings on the page. I purchased the 19.99 manual whose description indicates ...COMPLETE repair manual... |
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