3R3-07405-1 Nissan BOLT, DRAIN


3R3-07405-1 BOLT, DRAIN Nissan NSF15B2, NSF15B2, NSF15C, NSF15C, NSF18B2, NSF18B2, NSF20C, NSF20C, NSF25A, NSF25B, NSF25B, NSF25B, NSF30A, NSF30B, NSF30B, NSF8A, NSF8A2, NSF8A3, NSF8A3, NSF8A3, NSF8A3, NSF9.8A, NSF9.8A2, NSF9.8A3, NSF9.8A3, NSF9.8A3, NSF9.8A3, NSF9.9B2, NSF9.9B2, BOLT
3R3-07405-1 BOLT, DRAIN Nissan
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04-05-2020
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Drain Bolt
Genuine OEM Tohatsu Part || OEM Drain Bolt || Part Number: 3R3-07405-1 || May not include original package.
Number on catalog scheme: 6
 

Nissan entire parts catalog list:

NSF15B2 2003,2004,2005,2007,2008
NSF15B2 2006
NSF15C 2008,2009,2011,2012,2013,2014
NSF15C 2010
NSF18B2 2003,2004,2005,2007,2008
NSF18B2 2006
NSF20C 2008,2009,2011,2012,2013,2014
NSF20C 2010
NSF25A 2003,2004,2005
NSF25B 2005,2006,2007,2008,2009
NSF25B 2010
NSF25B 2011,2012,2013,2014
NSF30A 2003,2004,2005
NSF30B 2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2011,2012,2013,2014
NSF30B 2010
NSF8A 2003,2004
NSF8A2 2004,2005
NSF8A3 2004,2007,2008,2009
NSF8A3 2006
NSF8A3 2010
NSF8A3 2011,2012,2013,2014
NSF9.8A 2003,2004,2005
NSF9.8A2 2004,2005
NSF9.8A3 2006
NSF9.8A3 2007,2008,2009
NSF9.8A3 2010
NSF9.8A3 2011,2012,2013,2014
NSF9.9B2 2003,2004
NSF9.9B2 2006
NSF9.9C 2008

Information:


Auxiliary brakes should not be used as a primary or service brake. The vehicle's service brake must be used in order to bring the vehicle to a complete stop.
Certain auxiliary engine braking devices are approved for use on these engines. Refer to the Truck Engine Application and Installation Guide or see your Caterpillar dealer for more information. For information on the specific auxiliary engine brakes on your vehicle, refer to the information that is provided by the OEM of the vehicle.The anti-lock brake system (ABS) of this vehicle may interrupt the operation of the auxiliary engine brake during the actuation of the ABS. Compression brakes and exhaust brakes are typical examples of auxiliary engine brakes. For information on the operation of the ABS, refer to the literature that is provided by the OEM of the vehicle.The exhaust brake provides additional braking in order to slow the vehicle on grades and curves. The exhaust brake also helps to control the speed. The exhaust brake is useful when a reduction of speed is necessary, but a long application of the service brake is not desired. Controlling the slowing or downhill speed of a vehicle by using the exhaust brake results in reduced wear on brake linings and brake drums. A reduced wear on these components helps to save the service brakes for emergency stopping requirements.An exhaust brake generates the maximum retarding effect at the engine's maximum rated rpm. As the engine rpm decreases, the performance of the exhaust brake also decreases. For maximum available retarding, the operator should select a gear which will provide the desired road speed at the highest allowable engine rpm.On long downhill grades, an operator should establish a “control speed”. The “control speed” is present when the force that pushes the vehicle is equal to the retarding that slows the vehicle. The “control speed” is established with little use or no use of the service brake.To maximize the benefit of the exhaust brake, the exhaust brake should be used when the operator wants to slow the vehicle. The exhaust brake should be kept in the ON position during all normal operating conditions.The operation of any vehicle under slippery conditions requires caution. This is also true when a vehicle with an exhaust brake is operated. As a general rule, start with the exhaust brake in the OFF position and ensure that the vehicle maintains control through natural retardation. Then activate the exhaust brake at the lowest power setting. Increase the power setting as conditions improve.Operating the Exhaust Brake
The exhaust brake is controlled by a switch on the dashboard. Before starting the engine, ensure that the switch is in the OFF position.After the engine is started, turn the switch to the ON position. The switch may stay in the ON position during engine operation. The exhaust brake will only activate when no fuel is supplied to the engine. The exhaust brake will help to slow the vehicle when no pressure is applied to the throttle pedal or to the clutch pedal.


Parts bolt Nissan:

910103-5625
 
910103-5625 BOLT
NS120A2, NS140A2, NS15D2, NS18E2, NS2.5A2, NS3.5A2, NS3.5B2, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS4C, NS50D2, NS5B, NS5BS, NS8B, NS9.8B, NS9.9D2, NSD115A, NSD115A2, NSD40A, NSD40B, NSD40B, NSD40B2, NSD40B2, NSD50A, NSD50B, NSD50B, NSD50B2, NSD50B2, NSD70B, NSD7
910103-6612
 
910103-6612 BOLT
NS120A2, NS140A2, NS25C3, NS30A4, NS40C, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS4C, NS50D2, NS5B, NS5BS, NS60C, NS70C, NS8B, NS9.8B, NSD115A, NSD115A2, NSD40A, NSD40B, NSD40B, NSD40B2, NSD40B2, NSD50A, NSD50B, NSD50B, NSD50B2, NSD50B2, NSD70B, NSD70B, NSD70B, NSD
910113-0830
 
910113-0830 BOLT
NS15D2, NS18E2, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS50D2, NS60C, NS70C, NS9.9D2, NSD40A, NSD40B, NSD40B, NSD50A, NSD50B, NSD50B, NSF8A, NSF8A2, NSF8A3, NSF9.8A, NSF9.8A2, NSF9.8A3
910103-6512
 
910103-6512 BOLT
NS15D2, NS18E2, NS9.9D2, NSD115A, NSD115A2, NSD40A, NSD40B, NSD40B, NSD40B2, NSD40B2, NSD50A, NSD50B, NSD50B, NSD50B2, NSD50B2, NSD70B, NSD70B, NSD70B, NSD90B, NSD90B, NSD90B, NSF15B2, NSF18B2, NSF25B, NSF30B, NSF9.9B2
910114-7616
 
910114-7616 BOLT
NSF15B2, NSF15B2, NSF18B2, NSF18B2, NSF9.9B2, NSF9.9B2
910103-5655
 
910103-5655 BOLT
NSF25A, NSF25B, NSF30A, NSF30B
910103-6614
 
910103-6614 BOLT
NS120A2, NS140A2, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS40D2, NS50D2, NS60C, NS70C, NSD115A, NSD115A2, NSD40A, NSD40B, NSD40B, NSD40B2, NSD40B2, NSD50A, NSD50B, NSD50B, NSD50B2, NSD50B2, NSD70B, NSD70B, NSD70B, NSD90B, NSD90B, NSD90B, NSF25A, NSF30A
3AA-62133-0
 
3AA-62133-0 BOLT
NSF8A2, NSF8A3, NSF8A3, NSF8A3, NSF8A3, NSF9.8A2, NSF9.8A3, NSF9.8A3, NSF9.8A3, NSF9.8A3
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