REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Nissan Almera (from 1995 to 1999, the year of issue)

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	Almera
		General Information
		General requirements for car repair
		Operation and maintenance of car
			Passport details of the car
			Points lifting and towing vehicle
			Kontrolnoizmeritelnye devices
			Signal and warning lights, audible alarm
			Controls
			Door locks
			Castle trunk
			Cover and plug the fuel tank
			The front seats
			Folding rear seats
			Headrests
			Sunroof
			Seat belts
			Courtesy light and reading lights
			Lighting trunk or luggage
			Running a new car
			Engine start
			Using automatic transmission
			Check the engine oil level
			Replacing the engine oil
			Changing the oil filter
			Checking the coolant level
			Checking the oil in a mechanical transmission
			Checking the oil level in the crankcase of an automatic transmission
			Check the fluid level in the power steering reservoir
			Check the fluid level in the fluid reservoir Clutch and brake
			Check the fluid level in the washer fluid reservoir and a cleaner of headlights
			Replacing bulbs
			Wheels and tires
		Petrol engines
		Diesel engines
		Transmission
		Chassis
		A steering
		The brake system
		Electrical
		Body
		Applications
		Scheme of electrical equipment

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Checking the oil in a mechanical transmission

Put the car on a horizontal platform. Unscrew the oil level control. The oil must reach the edge of a control aperture. Otherwise, add oil. Screw the cap to the specified torque.

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