Nissan Patrol replacement parts
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Prepare Patrol parts orders across service items, brakes, suspension, four-wheel-drive systems, engine equipment and body repairs. Choose the component below, then retain its vehicle application, quantity and supplied assembly contents.
Keep the full chassis identifier, build date and market with the inquiry, along with any component-specific vehicle details. The Patrol vehicle-identification guide explains the Y60, Y61, Y62 and Y63 boundaries and how to record modifications.
Patrol series and application boundaries
| Vehicle family | Context | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Y60 / GQ-era vehicles | Earlier solid-axle family | Retain full chassis and engine codes, body wheelbase and installed axle. Regional names do not establish a part number. |
| Y61 / GU / Safari-era vehicles | Market availability and revisions differ | Separate petrol and diesel engines, injection revisions, wagon or commercial body, and actual front-end design. |
| Y62-era vehicles | Independent-suspension family | Identify engine and market; keep HBMC hydraulic equipment separate from conventional dampers and later air-suspension systems. |
| Y63-era vehicles | Middle East introduction in 2024; other markets differ | Confirm 3.8 V6 or 3.5 twin-turbo V6 where offered, nine-speed automatic and the exact suspension grade. Do not apply old V8 references. |
Patrol parts by system
Keep left/right and front/rear variants on separate order lines. Small seals, clips and brackets should stay with the assembly they belong to unless quoted separately.
Filters, Ignition & Service Kits
Build service packs around the actual engine and gearbox. Keep diesel filtration and glow equipment separate from petrol ignition.
Brakes & Parking Brake
Confirm each axle and the fitted assistance system. Rear service drums and disc-hat parking shoes are different purchasing requests.
Suspension & Steering
Separate solid-axle linkage, independent suspension, conventional damping and hydraulic or electronically controlled equipment.
Four-Wheel Drive & Axles
Use wheelbase, transfer-case identity and axle details for shafts, hubs and bearing service. Four-wheel drive alone is not a component specification.
Engine, Cooling & Air Conditioning
Keep older diesel, petrol inline-six, later V8 and V6 systems distinct. Identify the fluid circuit and supplied assembly before comparing quotations.
Body, Lighting & Door Parts
Record the actual front and rear styling, body configuration and equipment. Facelift and aftermarket conversion details matter for panels and lamps.
Plan the order around the fitted vehicle
Generation and vehicle identityIdentify the chassis, engine and market before selecting service, chassis or collision components.Maintenance and service packsOrganize repeat-order service packs by engine and transmission instead of combining every Patrol service item into one kit.Brakes and suspension systemsIdentify the hardware at the requested wheel before comparing brake, suspension or steering assemblies.Four-wheel drive and axle ordersKeep transfer, propeller-shaft and wheel-end interfaces traceable across the complete four-wheel-drive order.Engine and injection differencesUse engine and injection architecture to avoid mixing older diesel equipment, petrol V8 service parts and newer V6 assemblies.Cooling and air conditioningSeparate engine coolant, charge air, refrigerant and oil circuits before comparing heat exchangers or accessory assemblies.Body, facelift and lightingUse actual vehicle photographs and equipment details to prepare collision and door-component orders with clear supply boundaries.
Mixed-model and repeat orders
Use separate application records for each vehicle. For other models, return to the Nissan parts directory. Keep destination and packing requirements with the quotation details, especially when combining fragile lamps, heavy driveline assemblies and bulky panels.
Auto parts inquiry
Send the vehicle and part evidence.
Include brand, full model, year, engine or EV drivetrain, OE/material code, quantity, destination and packing request. You can attach a list or old-part photos.