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Many thanks again Lothsahn, having a spare available would be great. Things have moved on a bit since yesterday. It occurred to me that the trick of keeping the heater off by disconnecting the sensor cable and installing a low value resistor could potentially be adapted as a test to get the...

Many thanks Nubo, the exploded view system diagram on page 68 of the HAC manual shows the sensor definitely attaches to that section of pipe. Interesting idea that the sensor might be included as part of 924013NA0A "hose assembly". A quick google hasn't answered that, but it's given me something...

Thanks again Lothsahn, I have this service manual: https://ownersmanuals2.com/make/nissan/leaf-2012-372 A part number would be very much appreciated.

Many thanks Lothsahn, but I can't find any mods that might prevent the heating coming on. Before posting I've been reading extensively on this forum and it's a fantastic resource (thanks all!). I've seen both those links and checked for all those mods already, but they aren't present. My...

Does anyone know the Nissan part number of the Heater Fluid Temperature Sensor? (Note this isn't the Coolant Temperature Sensor, which is Nissan part number 22630-3NA0A.) I have a 2012 Leaf with the fluid based heating system - it's the one with the PTC Heater having one of these part numbers...

Thanks powersurge I agree with your assessment. After a few days driving with a little sign handy... 30mph = 48kph, 40mph = 64kph, etc it's become second nature and I'm fine with it (also I'm good at my 8 and hence 16 times table :D ). My wife has a strong preference for units in miles, however...

Hi, I live in the UK and have a 2012 Leaf, which the accompanying owner's manual states is designed for European nations, but which I have been told is a special customised version for a foreign market, imported to the UK earlier this year. It's all fine for the UK, apart from the upper and...