Nissan Juke F15 Factory Service Manual EWD

Mechanical and repair manual containing information for Nissan Juke F15 2010-2019 vehicles. The repair manual is written in pdf format and is available for free download. The manuals list all the systems found in the vehicle.

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After the almost unexpected success of the Nissan Qashqai, Nissan came up with another alternative at the lower end of the market: the Nissan Juke. With this new commitment, Nissan decided to offer a completely different aesthetic based on the Qazana concept car. The Nissan Juke debuted at the 2009 Geneva International Motor Show as a concept car and as a production model the following year.

Due to the youth of this model, it is impossible to talk about several generations of the Nissan Juke, but it has already undergone its first restyling, which occurred in 2014 and marked the appearance of a very special model, the Nissan Juke Nismo RS with a power of 218 hp. power compared to the 200 engine of the previous Nismo.

One of the features of the Nissan Juke was its commitment to front-wheel drive on all but the most powerful petrol versions, thus linking this mechanical feature not with improving the car's off-road capabilities, but with improving safety. in powerful versions, which were rare in their segment.

The petrol engines used in the Nissan Juke used the 1.6 unit in both naturally aspirated and supercharged versions, while the diesel engines used only Renault's 1.5 dCi unit, in all cases being four-cylinder engines. The naturally aspirated 1.6 engine was sold in a 94 hp version. for the Juke 1.6i Zero from 2013, although this was a special edition designed to reduce the starting price and which was, in our opinion, overly short.

Version 1.6 with 117 hp. was the most productive, while the same block, but with turbocharging, reached 190 hp. and reached 200 hp. in the very special Nismo, thus becoming the most desirable version of the model, as special as it is successful. , having been one of the bestsellers in its segment for many years.

Whether due to its distinct aesthetics or other virtues, the Juke's value has held up fairly well over time across all its iterations, with the most power perhaps being the one that has depreciated the most over time.