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Beranac

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Hello guys,

I am writing from Montenegro.

I have nissan almera 2,2 dci, year 2000. electronic part of high pressure pump is dead.

In order to order it, I need a serial number. From some catalogue,isn't it?

Do you have a link where I should get it? A torrrent maybe?

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Hello guys,

I am writing from Montenegro.

I have nissan almera 2,2 dci, year 2000. electronic part of high pressure pump is dead.

In order to order it, I need a serial number. From some catalogue,isn't it?

Do you have a link where I should get it? A torrrent maybe?

Are you referring to the fuel pump?

The Dan Grand Master

The Dan

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What the hell is a fabric number?

Read the VIN off the firewall.

You probably won't be able to buy just the electronic part, you will have to buy the whole injector pump.

The injector pump is worth approx $3000 AUD minimum.

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Beranac

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What the hell is a fabric number?

Read the VIN off the firewall.

You probably won't be able to buy just the electronic part, you will have to buy the whole injector pump.

The injector pump is worth approx $3000 AUD minimum.

I think of finfind catalogue number using nissan fast programme. I talked with mechanic, he says it is about 750 euros to repair it. So I need alternative solution on web.

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Beranac

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Correction. That pump from Nissan is $2650 ex Japan.

Have you tried calling your local Nissan dealer?

Well, there is no official dealer in Montenegro that is capable for repairing my pump. i will try in region or at local mechanic.

does anyone of you know where i can find NISSAN GENERAL EPC PARTS CATALOGUE DVD, as a torrent file?

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