Nissan Cube Parts & Accessories

What's most important in this day and age is to find the most efficient ways of going about our lives. This entails finding simpler ways of doing things, including getting around town. With this mentality, it's no mystery why the Nissan Cube is such a hot commodity. This ride provides value for your money and is fuel efficient to boot. The Cube also features a revolutionary design with its aerodynamic shape, giving it a distinct look and feel. In addition to that, it also offers excellent driving comfort and impressive interior space. The Cube car also handles quite nicely and features superb suspension performance. This ride is indeed the car for the future, but if you want it to have a good one, then you better keep it properly maintained.

Your ride is bound to develop some hiccups as time goes by, brought about by worn out components. Braking, engine, and exhaust system parts will eventually give in to wear and tear, resulting in a poor-performing vehicle. And bear in mind that you got your brand-new Nissan Cube in perfect condition, so you mustn't take it for granted. In light of this, you must have any and all busted components replaced with new ones as to guarantee outstanding vehicle performance.

With the Nissan Cube, you aren't likely to encounter many problems aside from occasional engine surges. These surges are rapid acceleration and/or deceleration cycles that are often caused by vacuum leaks or a clogged fuel filter. Gaskets, washers, and/or filters can be used to prevent leaks and surges, and you may purchase a new fuel filter when your stock component gets clogged. Doing so is bound to get rid of your surge problem, and investing in other replacement parts is sure to go a long way. There are numerous Nissan Cube parts in the market today that will help you boost ride functionality, so choose wisely!

I've encountered a unique problem with my Nissan Cube. First, it has been vibrating when idling on a traffic light while still on D gear. It shakes only when the air-conditioning unit is turned on. When my gear is on P or N, and if my A/C is turned off, my vehicle is just quiet and serene. Why is this happening?

While there are several reasons that would cause your vehicle to vibrate when idling, one of the most common causes is a damaged engine torque damper. This part is responsible for absorbing the engine vibrations affecting the chassis, resulting in smoother and efficient acceleration. Many Cube owners have reported this issue, and it is usually due to the damper. Check this part for signs of damage or cracks, and replace it as soon as possible to get rid of the vibration. It is important to ensure that the damper is always in good condition to avoid damaging the engine.

I own two Nissan Cube vehicles—one is for my wife, and the other is mine. Mine is older than hers, but they are exactly the same. One day, I tried driving her Cube, and I was surprised that her steering is lighter and more effortless than mine. What makes my Cube's steering harder than the other?

Although the age of your vehicle could be a determining factor of why your steering is more difficult than the newer version, this could also be caused by a hardware issue. Both of your Cubes are equipped with electric power steering (EPS). This EPS means that instead of fluid, an electric motor is assisting the driver to torque the steering rack. Thus, both of your vehicles have the same system. The difficulty in steering could be caused by a U-joint that needs to be lubricated, or a steering knuckle that has bound up. Try adding lubricant to your U-joint if it would help. Otherwise, check if there are already damaged or worn out parts in your steering and replace them immediately.

Since a few months ago, I've been noticing a white smoke coming from my vent. It only happens when the weather is extremely hot or when it is raining. Last week, I saw that it comes out when my car gets too cold and I turn off the A/C. I got worried when I saw the smoke again today. Is there something wrong with my air-conditioning system?

The white smoke is just condensation coming from the duct. This is perfectly normal, and there is nothing to worry about. This happens when the inside air becomes very cold. You may opt to have your A/C system checked by a technician, but you will just be told to go home because nothing's wrong with your vehicle. The smoke comes out depending on the weather, and it is just a very cold evaporation. What you can do to prevent having problems with your A/C system is to make sure that you change your air filter regularly.