Nissan X-Trail T31 Body Repair Manual

The factory manual contains body dimensions for the Nissan X-Trail 2007–2013 Body Repair Manual and includes a description of replacing various T31 body elements and body dimensions, control points for the body geometry of the second generation Nissan X-Trail.

This collection contains a huge amount of extremely useful and necessary information for those involved in body repair themselves and owners of car body repair companies.

Information on the geometric dimensions of the Nissan X-Trail (T31) 2007–2013 body, control points, images of sections of body elements, materials used, recommendations on applicable types, methods, materials and welding locations; places and materials for applying suture, soundproofing, anti-corrosion mastics; places and directions of cutting body elements for subsequent installation of new ones.

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Center marks are located on each part of the body to determine the center of the vehicle. When restoring parts damaged as a result of a collision that could disrupt the geometry of the car (elements, pillars, etc.), more accurate and efficient repairs are possible only when using these marks with a specification of body dimensions.

The white arrow points towards the front of the car

Point / Area / Mark

A Upper part of the partition Notch

In the center of the top of the hood Notch

C Front roof Bulge

D Rear roof convexity

E Rear cross member Notch

F Gearshift lever reinforcement Hole 14 x 12 mm

G Rear seat cross member Bulge

All dimensions shown in the illustrations are actual (not projection).

When using a body measuring tool, adjust both indicators to the same length. Make sure there are no extraneous play in the device.

• When using a tape measure, make sure that it is not stretched, twisted or kinked.
• Measurements should be taken from the center of the mounting holes.
• Values marked with an “*” indicate that they correspond to measurements taken from the other side of the vehicle using symmetrical marks.
• The coordinates of the measuring marks are given in the standard measurement system along the ″X″, ″Y″ and ″Z″ axes.
• The “Z” axis is an imaginary baseline (200 mm below the baseline (“0Z” in the drawing)).

• Center of the car.
• Center of the front axle.
• Imaginary main line.

Engine compartment

Note:

- Parameters marked with “*” are symmetrical for the right and left sides of the car.

- The white arrow points towards the front of the vehicle.

- Dimensions are in millimeters and values in inches are given in parentheses.