This section includes descriptions of the main repair procedures for the cylinder head, engine block and its internal components.
The information provided ranges from advice on preparing for an overhaul and purchasing spare parts to a detailed step-by-step description of removing and installing the engine, its internal components, and inspecting them.
The following chapters have been prepared based on the assumption that the engine has been removed from the vehicle. If you need information on how to perform repairs without removing the engine from the vehicle, as well as information on removing and installing external engine components, refer to the previous section.
(Information obtained from the website: nissanbook.ru)
Engine Overhaul — general information (Nissan Murano Z50)
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