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KWH is kilowatt hours and aH is ampere hours. kilowatt hours is the total storage of electrical capacity; amp hours is the discharge rate. a kilowatt is 1000 watts which is amps times volts; the hours represent the number of hours that kilowatts were gained or lost. If you were running at 12...

Since I am fine with getting 70 miles per charge I prefer performance tires like 215/45 x 17 tires picked from Tire Racks tests. Contis are the best for me asa I like to corner carve and they do a nice job.

Stop Be sure you are lifting at the frame brace rather than the body shell. My Leaf has a double 'c ' notch that the jack is placed between on a triple thick bridge.. I don't see any in your photo and the metakl thickness looks a little thin to lift a corner of the car. That looks like a nice...

We've had to 'cure' this many, many times with customers. Virtually invariably its either warped rotors or coating on the rotors from being put at reast with brakes hot and pressured against rotors. Usually its pad residue. If there is a scuffing sound rather than a ruibbing sound often its the...

Could it be the TPMS monitoring system? If so inflate your tire to at least 30psig and see if the warning lite goes out. And of course there is also the possibility that the sensor has lost its signal and have to be generated again by a dealer, tire or Nissan. There are 4 suppliers so only your...

Thanks. I guessed the draw was 3k watts initial and 400 w at 90%; I noted the warning about using a gas generator to supply power to the recharge. Does that warning carry over to batteries supplying power thru a pure sine inverter? I see the diff between batteries and generator but is that...

I have a solar power supply for 120 and 240vac and am curious to know if interrupting the recharge is permitted. I use both my solar power sources irregularly but if I rechage my Leaf with either I would have to interrupt the charging for another service unless the current draw is low enough...

I've bought a couple on ebay for my race cars at $25 to 30 each. pretty good ones with nice insides .

Don't know how many miles you are allowed but if its 12,000 miles a year thats an excellent deal to get $99/mo for 2 years. Typically it takes about 12 to 15 hours on 120vac to charge to more than 80% if you only drive 16 miles per day. Don't bet on the 16 miles either.