Years
Manufacturer: Nissan
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. originated in Japan in 1933 as Denso Shoji, initially a trading company for British automotive technology. The company developed a strong reputation for engineering innovation, particularly in compact vehicles and hybrid technology. Notable technologies include the introduction of the Z-series sports car and the development of the Leaf, the world's first mass-produced all-electric car.
Model: 240sx
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1989-90The 1989-1990 Nissan 240SX featured updated front suspension with revised upper control arms and stiffer springs. Common service items included replacing the rear differential fluid and addressing potential issues with the electronically adjustable suspension. Maintenance schedules focused on cooling system components and brake system inspections due to frequent track use.
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1997The 1997 Nissan 240SX featured updated front suspension components and improved steering ratios. Common service items included replacing the distributor ignition module and addressing potential issues with the ECU’s throttle position sensor. Rust, particularly around the rear quarter panels and floor pans, was a prevalent concern during this model year.
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1995The 1995 Nissan 240SX featured revised front suspension geometry and improved braking systems. Common service considerations included replacing the rear differential fluid and addressing potential issues with the electronic throttle control unit. Maintenance records should focus on cooling system components and the transmission.
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91-94The 1991-1994 Nissan 240SX received several updates throughout its production run. Notable changes included revised front suspension geometry, improved brake systems, and updated interior trim. Common service considerations for this model year focused on the aging electronic fuel injection system and potential issues with the transmission.
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1996The 1996 Nissan 240SX featured revised front suspension geometry and updated styling elements. Common service items included replacing the rear differential fluid and addressing potential issues with the electronically adjustable seats. Owners often reported concerns regarding the fuel pump and the condition of the catalytic converter.
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1998The 1998 Nissan 240SX featured revised front suspension geometry and improved steering response. Common service considerations included maintenance of the electronic throttle control system and potential issues with the ABS module. Owners often addressed exhaust system repairs due to increased engine horsepower.
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1994The 1994 Nissan 240SX featured updated front suspension components and improved brake rotor designs. Common service considerations included addressing potential issues with the electronic throttle control and maintaining the cooling system due to increased engine heat. Rust, particularly around the rear wheel arches and floor pan, remained a significant concern.
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1989The 1989 Nissan 240SX featured revised front suspension geometry and upgraded brakes. Common service considerations included maintenance of the electronic fuel injection system and potential issues with the distributor ignition system. Rust was a prevalent concern, particularly in the rear quarter panels and floorboards.