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the 40kwh battery is about 2+ years old. What does the dealership do to fix the problem?

I have a 2017 with a 40kw (replacement) battery. I just noticed this issue, I was driving on the freeway at 77%, 10 miles into the trip, and I saw the battery drop to 20% miles. I had to find an L3 charger nearby before I completed the last 18 miles of my trip. Is Nissan acknowledging there...

Thanks! The job took 15 min, no more clicking.

Thanks but it specifically stated it was for 2013 Leaf. I couldn't see anywhere in the TSB what the spec should be for other Nissans. IMPORTANT (for 2013 LEAF only): Install the washer. Tighten the center Lock Nut to 121 N•m (12.3 kg-m, 89 ft-lb) with a torque wrench. If the center Lock Nut...

Hi - I have everything needed to work on NTB12-055J on my 2017 Nissan Leaf. Before I started, I wanted to find the torque needed to install the new axle nut. I researched but couldn't find the torque needed for the 2017 leaf. Any help is appreciated!

All the research I have done on using any stock mic for an aftermarket radio says that it is possible, but it's a pain. You have the splice the wires of the stock mic and wire it to the aftermarket connector

Congrats on your approved battery replacement. You will be very happy with the 40kwh battery. Mine was replaced in May of 2021 on a 2017 Leaf, I consistently get 150 miles on a full charge. You will love it.

Southern California, La Puente Nissan

The dealership said they have to keep the wrong battery because it was already installed. They couldn't send it back to Nissan. Nissan just ate the cost of both batteries and labor. I am not sure what they did with the other battery.

Final Update: After 4 weeks I finally picked up my Leaf with 40 kwh battery. Nissan sent the wrong battery for my replacement, that is why it was receiving a master error code. I had to wait for another replacement battery to arrive. It cost Nissan $34,200 (they showed me the bill) for...

Thank you for the responses. I will let everyone know how it works out in two months. Update: The Nissan dealership has had my Leaf for 4 days going on 5 days. I am not sure what is taking so long for the battery replacement. Update 2: The dealership still has my car going on 2 weeks...

Hi All, last week my 2017 Leaf finally lost its 4th bar with 64,000 miles and, I brought it to the dealership. The good news, the 30kw batter is under warranty and qualifies for replacement under warranty. The bad news, it will take up to two months for Nissan to ship the replacement battery...

I own a 2017 Leaf S, I saw my first bar drop within the first year of ownership at 18,875 miles. It was very depressing when I saw that, at that rate within 3 more years I wouldn't be able to take this car to work and back round trip on a full charge. My round trip to work and back is 75...

Yes, they are both low and high beam

They are fanless. I bought ones with fans and found them too noisy for an EV doesn't make noise. They plug directly into the headlight connector.