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Used Nissan Micra Side Repeater
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About Side Repeater
The Micra Nissan side repeater, as the name suggests, is located on the side of the vehicle and is paired with another front side repeater on the opposite side of the vehicle. These amber-coloured lights work alongside the front and rear indicators by flashing repeatedly in time with each other to alert drivers to any turns your vehicle is going to make. Combined together, the front, rear and side indicators alert traffic from all directions of your intention to turn.
The Micra Nissan side repeater is a legal requirement for all vehicles, and failure to have a working Micra Nissan side repeater with a light visible from the distance of 1000mm is an MOT failure. It’s therefore essential to check the Micra Nissan side repeater regularly and replace any faulty bulbs. If a problem with the side repeater still remains after it’s bulb has been replaced, the issue could lie with the wiring of the Micra Nissan side repeater to the power supply and this should be inspected by someone who is knowledgeable with vehicle electrics and the problem rectified as soon as possible.
Nissan Micra trivia
- The Nissan Micra is a very security-aware car and was the top-ranking car when What Car? magazine carried out a 'security supertest' back in 2003. In 2005, it also won the 'keyless go' test carried out by Thatcham.
- The debut of the Nissan Micra in the world of motorsport was way back in 1987, and the car was so popular that there are now dedicated Micra Rallies and challenges around the world.
- By the time that the Sunderland plant stopped production on the Nissan Micra in 2010, it had produced 2,369,704 Nissan Micras.
- If you go to Japan and you want to hire a Nissan Micra, then you can also ask for the Renault Pulse because they might have a slightly different shape, but they're exactly the same car.
- It might be called the Nissan Micra here in the UK, but it's the Nissan March in Japan, and it's also been named the Datsun Micra as well.