ABOUT ON A NISSAN 1997
169891
I had been using these on a 1989 Mazda B2200 and have since removed them and now using on a 1994 Chevy S10 with no issues. They are of universal design so far as I know. Best regards
169892
Issue is not just that they do not fit well.......not sure about your model.......am quite certain however that they are poorly made. Cleats didn't match up so the fit was off to start, bolts not made properly----threads on two of them not cut correctly. Little resemblance to the way they are described on Amazon. Delivery was also poor as they did not get them out as scheduled. POOR product/Poor service Contacts with company ignoredMy suggestion to you is to find an alternate choice..............hope this helps
976534
I installed it on a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee so I would not think it would fit the Nissan
1060891
http://www.myscantool.com/vehicles.html#nissanFollow this link, I do believe it does. If you see an OBD connector under the dash you should be okay.
2074546
Not sure. You may be able to check with your lock smith or your Nissan dealership.
2211060
I beg to differ with response below. I have a 1998 Maxima and it has only what Nissan calls the CONNECTII port. I hear that there is a CONNECTII to OBDII cable but do not have enough information to be sure this works. 99 Maxima may well offer OBDII connectivity...
1741382
They fit my 1995 GMC K1500 which means that your '97 is new enough. Your best bet is to get a $20 Chilton manual for your car from Autuzone etc. It will have the number of what type bulbs or socket you have T10 or T5. My instrument cluster took T5's but my interior took T10's. Your next route is to take out a bulb to see. The cool thing is they are pretty inexpensive.
2035831
I see absolutely no reason why it should not seeing that my car is a 94 Nissan and it works perfectly without any issues. I installed mine myself in less than an hour. Make sure if you are not technically inclined to leave the installation to a qualified technician.
1101087
I bought this for my hubby's 1983 El Camino and it works great! Don't see why it couldn't work on a Nissan, but I'm no automotive expert. ;)
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If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima.
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From my experience, this kit will work on 99% of disc brake calipers, pushing the caliper piston back. It should work on the 1997.
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If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima. If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000... » Read More If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima. « Show Less
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Good fit on 2007. Don't know about 2013. Perhaps you can get part numbers for both model years from nissan or dealer to compare to see if they match.
868339
We used this on a 1998 xlt extended 3 door cab with a 6' bed. I would think it would work on a 1997.
984870
This will work with 2003 Nissan's.. You might want to confirm with the type of Nissan it is..
659228
Should be able to confirm compatibility by calling your local Nissan dealer with part number handy.
693509
Yep. I just installed on my 2000 Excursion. Will have to get a pig tail if you don't have one.
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It says from 1997 to 2006 on this one.Put the year in your search that should get you the right one.Tim