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This document provides a quick reference index and overview of information for servicing the 2011 NISSAN LEAF, including:
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- Brake system specifications such as brake pedal height and disc brake dimensions.
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- Identification information for the vehicle like model variations and dimensions.
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- Vehicle lifting points and towing procedures.
- Additional service required when removing the 12V battery such as resetting adjustable items.
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Vnx.su leaf 2010
This document provides a quick reference index and overview of information for servicing the 2011 NISSAN LEAF, including:
- Front and rear wheel alignment specifications.
- Brake system specifications such as brake pedal height and disc brake dimensions.
- Vehicle refill capacities for fluids like coolant, gear oil, and air conditioning refrigerant.
- Identification information for the vehicle like model variations and dimensions.
- Safety precautions and procedures for working on high voltage components and systems.
- Vehicle lifting points and towing procedures.
- Additional service required when removing the 12V battery such as resetting adjustable items.
So in summary, this document is a service
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