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Used Nissan Note Indicator Wiper Stalk
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About Indicator Wiper Stalk
The Note Nissan indicator wiper stalk is attached to the steering column via a multi-connecting plug, and is operated by the driver using a lever. When the lever is pushed, the wipers that are located on the indicators start moving in an arcing motion to clean dirt from the vehicle’s indicators with the aid of washing fluid from the washer system. The indicators wipers are powered by a motor consisting of a series of 4 bar linkages.
Problems with the Note Nissan indicator wiper stalk can be caused through general wear and tear through consistent use. Many modern vehicles will display an error message or give warning if there is an issue with any element of the wiper system and it may be possible to diagnose the cause of stalk failure by using a circuit tester.
Other signs of Note Nissan indicator wiper stalk failure could be noticed by a ‘loose’ lever when attempting to operate the indicator wipers, which can be caused by a broken stalk or signs of burn out on the electronic components. A failed Note Nissan indicator wipe stalk may alternatively be too stiff to move easily which can cause the indicator wipers to stop functioning.
Nissan Note trivia
- The gold version of the Nissan Note with the plated door handles and suede-like seats is called the Nissan Note Medallist. It also comes with a steering wheel wrapped in leather!
- In Australia, the TV advert for the Nissan Note had to be taken off the air after complaints. The ad featured a couple driving through a car park and getting approached by spooky creatures. The ad was criticized for being too scary!
- The Nissan Note e-Power was launched in 2016 and was a hybrid system that shared an engine design with the Nissan Leaf but had a significantly smaller battery.
- A survey by the tabloid The Sun saw the Nissan Note voted the third least likely car ever to need repairs and was ranked sixth in low running costs thanks to an average of just £312 a year.
- The Nissan Note has a 92bhp 1.2-litre Nissan engine that can manage 65.7mpg. However, if you drive more than 12,000 miles in a year in your Note, then you might want to look at the diesel option which gets 78.5mpg.