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Just to be safe I connected the earth wire to a screw that go's between some plastic dash trim and some metal behind the dash, should earth it quite nicely, though I think it is unnecessary as it earths through the aerial anyway.

Thought I would add this to make it easier. No need to bother with the LED light wiring unless you really want it. You can break the LED light section off the coloured (green/orange) translucent plastic collar that surrounds the lighter socket. Simply use a pair of cutting pliers to ensure...

No need to bother with the LED light wiring unless you really want it. You can break the LED light section off the coloured (green/orange) translucent plastic. Simply use a pair of cutting pliers to ensure that you only cut/snap off the LED part as you will need the round part of the...

Yes I know it is an old thread. Fitted a stereo to my mums 2000 1.0 K11. The ISO adapter harness that I used had an earth wire with a metal ring on the end, but I didn't attach it to anything, will it be OK as it earths through the aerial anyway? Also just want to add I didn't bother with the...

SOLD

If the the guy that wants it doesn't buy it on Wednesday then I will message you. :)

Ok pal, pm me your offer and maybe we can arrange something :)

ok pal, pm me your offer and maybe we can arrange something.

In Glossop (Derbyshire), near Manchester and Sheffield.

I'm sure you could make the journey, come and see the North!

I changed the oil and oil filter today, filled the windscreen washer fluid, gave it a good valet and I am now including a SONY CD Stereo WITH USB and AUX (SONY CDX GT540UI worth £90!) I'll throw in a full set of rubber mats and a litre of 10W40. The original Nissan jack is also included. Come on...

Still for sale, would like it to go soon as my insurance runs out on the 12th July.

Yes still for sale

Here we have my 1993 1.3 LX. Sunroof, manual, no power steering. 114K on clock, TAX 30/09/14, MOT 23/10/14, great battery, 40+MPG, pulls like a train, two keys. Has served me well for the past two years, never failed to start. I’ve done 18K with him, most of which was motorway or long country...

For future reference, the K11 Nissan manual states the correct bleeding order as follows: Left Rear> Right Front> Right Rear> Left Front.