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where is the badge and what is you vin #? I'll have a look.

VIN - 6U9000NM353095011

2002 Stagea AXIS

I am certain it does not normally come with the badge, but I reckon the double unicorn of the earlier models would look nice on the front grill. Badge a (either one) from teh second picture kindly attatched to this thread.

If it looks dicky I can always take it off....

Many thanks,

Jules

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You could also try slidewize or another japanese auction import crowd, import monster maybe? I see them up there from time to time and quite cheap too if you dont like the look wont be a costly exercise. Not sure how much nissan charges but i am assuming its not low :banana:

Good luck

btw

www.importmonster.com.au

www.slidewizeimports.com

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well Chook's done all the hard work! Just grab the number for the badge you want from one of the pics, post up which one you want and we can convert it from the 5 digit one in pics to the 10 digit one nissan needs.

Once you've got the part number the importers or nissan themselves can find it for you.

pixel8r Mentor

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The double-unicorn badge on the front grill is standard I believe.

Make sure you get the one you want too.

The S1 badge is coloured, and slightly different - with red at the top and green at the bottom or vice versa...

But the S2 badge is just flat and silver/chrome...and probably half worn away if its anything like mine :D

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last time i checked it was moulded to the entire front grille.. so you would have to purchase a new stagea grille from a WGC34 chassis model, plastic weld it or modify it somewhat in order to fit it to the axis grille.. yeah... not so easy as a simple part number

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Paramour

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last time i checked it was moulded to the entire front grille.. so you would have to purchase a new stagea grille from a WGC34 chassis model, plastic weld it or modify it somewhat in order to fit it to the axis grille.. yeah... not so easy as a simple part number

When I get it I was hoping to just adhere it with loctite or something similar, but first I would use blutack to see if it looks good before glueing. If it looks crap I have a nice badge for the kids. :ninja:

And I am not keen on replacing front grills.... :blink:

To me personally, the front grill is missing that littel something, just a little plain for a nice looking car.

Jules

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well Chook's done all the hard work! Just grab the number for the badge you want from one of the pics, post up which one you want and we can convert it from the 5 digit one in pics to the 10 digit one nissan needs.

Once you've got the part number the importers or nissan themselves can find it for you.

Duncan,

I wouldn't mind the tailgate badge missing from mine.

84815V the 25tXFOUR badge.

Can you convert that to a Nissan number I can use.

I just noticed all the badges in the "F" group have the same number?

Antony

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last time i checked it was moulded to the entire front grille.. so you would have to purchase a new stagea grille from a WGC34 chassis model, plastic weld it or modify it somewhat in order to fit it to the axis grille.. yeah... not so easy as a simple part number

Well my won has a simple clip & would be to easy to steal so it sit`s in my tool box ,my nice`s is the same she has series 1 mine s2, so you might have odd one out,i have taken all but rear RS4 badge`s off,as i didn`t want :ninja: dickhead`s screwdriving badge`s off,as so many of my mate`s :blink: have had happen to there pride&joy.when some cost$250 NOT HAPPY.cheer`s chuckie

chook Mentor

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Duncan,

I wouldn't mind the tailgate badge missing from mine.

84815V the 25tXFOUR badge.

Can you convert that to a Nissan number I can use.

I just noticed all the badges in the "F" group have the same number?

Antony

Antony, here are the 84815v part #s, as well as model specific, they are also colour coded for your paint colour, so best to use your VIN # to get exact one, or choose a different colour ..

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Antony, here are the 84815v part #s, as well as model specific, they are also colour coded for your paint colour, so best to use your VIN # to get exact one, or choose a different colour ..

Chook,

Vin WGNC34 106106

Model TGKNRXAC34UDA--AA-

I had a go in FAST and man I get lost... I had a similar screen to what you had but I couldn't do it a second time.

But I think there are 2 numbers to choose from 90896-0V300- or 90896-0V302- ... am I close?

Antony

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Brad

For all stuck on badges. Use dental floss to cut through the foam backing, (or a craft knife.... but CAREFULLY).

Once the badge is off, use a paint brush to paint on mineral turps, it'll get soaked up by the foam and soften the glue keep pulling runs back up to the glue. Allow 5 mins - 10 mins for the turps to soften the glue.

Take a soft plastic scraper, (must be softer than the paint or you'll scratch it) then scrape the glue and foam off. Several applications of mineral turps may be needed.

DON'T USE RAGS until the final cleaning, unless you want a big mess of glue all over the place and more work!

Eventually polish if reqd. Some badges are pinned too (in other cars like Holdens....) means that you get free air vents after removal!

Allow about an 1/2 hour - 1 hour to remove the badge properly.

Have fun ;)

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