Nissan Patrol purchasing guide
Nissan Patrol Body, Lighting & Door Parts Guide
Use actual vehicle photographs and equipment details to prepare collision and door-component orders with clear supply boundaries.
Check the complete front or rear design
Keep body series, build date and photographs together. A facelift conversion can change bumper, grille, lamp and hood relationships without changing the vehicle identification plate. Compare the fitted mounting and adjacent parts before selecting a single replacement panel.
Retain lighting and sensing functions
Headlights require the correct traffic-side beam, technology and control-module scope. Mirrors need the specified folding, heating, indicator and camera functions. Grilles and bumper covers must preserve the required sensing openings and mounting positions; connector count alone is not proof of compatibility.
Separate the bare part from its accessories
A bumper cover is not automatically a complete reinforcement and bracket assembly. A hood quotation may exclude hinges and insulation. Regulator-only, motor-only and complete door mechanisms are different order lines. List each included accessory so sample approval and pricing refer to the same contents.
Specify packing around the weakest features
Protect lamp tabs, mirror glass, grille bars and panel corners with the appropriate support. Keep heavy hardware away from fragile lenses. Bulky cover and panel freight should be compared using the agreed packing method and dimensions, with the destination retained in the quotation record.
Body, Lighting & Door Parts
| Component | Purchasing distinction |
|---|---|
Identify the actual front design, side and traffic-side beam. Separate Y61 Safari revisions, Y62 facelifts and Y63 assemblies with their fitted lighting controls. Confirm series, facelift and side; beam market and lamp technology; connector, leveling and module scope. | |
Specify body configuration, production design, side and lamp position. Compare rear-quarter, rear-door or bumper-mounted units where fitted. Confirm body and rear design; side and lamp position; functions and connector. | |
Match the lamp to the exact bumper opening, trim and bracket. State lamp technology, side and bezel or bulb inclusion. Confirm bumper revision and trim; side and bracket geometry; lamp, bulb and bezel contents. | |
Identify the series, facelift and fitted front-end equipment. Define bare cover, lower trim, reinforcement and mounting pieces separately. Confirm series, facelift and body; sensor, camera and fog-light openings; cover, reinforcement and trim scope. | |
Compare body style, rear-door or tailgate arrangement, lamp locations and towing-related cutouts. State parking-sensor and lower-trim requirements. Confirm body and rear design; lamp, sensor and towing openings; cover and lower-trim scope. | |
Match upper or lower grille, facelift and bumper interface. Retain camera, emblem and sensing provisions with the required finish. Confirm grille position and facelift; camera, emblem and sensing provisions; finish, clips and surround scope. | |
Specify side, LHD or RHD, base geometry and installed folding, heating, indicator or camera functions. Compare connector and mounting photographs. Confirm side and steering market; camera, folding and heating functions; base, connector and mounting. | |
Identify side, body series, facelift and flare or marker openings. Compare inner mounting flanges and panel finish before selecting a bare fender. Confirm side, series and facelift; flare, marker and trim holes; flange geometry and finish. | |
Compare front-end revision with hinge, latch, washer and insulation interfaces. Define bare panel versus included hardware and finish. Confirm series and front-end revision; hinge, latch and washer interfaces; panel finish and hardware scope. | |
Identify body, door and side, then compare rail layout, glass attachments and motor interface. Retain anti-pinch or control functions where fitted. Confirm body, door and side; rail and glass attachments; motor, connector and control scope. | |
Specify the exact door or tailgate, side and locking equipment. Compare latch, cable or rod interfaces, connector and integrated switch functions. Confirm door position and body; latch, cable and rod interfaces; connector and lock functions. | |
Distinguish front windshield linkage from rear wiper equipment. Record steering market, spindle spacing, mounting, connector and motor inclusion. Confirm front or rear and drive side; spindle spacing and mounts; motor, connector and linkage scope. |
Continue with the same vehicle record
Return to the Patrol parts directory for other systems. Once the component requirements are clear, prepare the quantities, packing and destination details for a comparable quotation.
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.