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The is absolutely no excuse for Nissan not selling ANY convertible top piece part separately. Most Hydraulic and electrical repairs on the top are VERY straightforward ( I have done
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Really disappointed in Nissans lack of support for the Z roadster.
The is absolutely no excuse for Nissan not selling ANY convertible top piece part separately. Most Hydraulic and electrical repairs on the top are VERY straightforward ( I have done some) and Nissan refuses to sell ANY cylinder, hose, sensor by itself. Thankfully third parties have stepped in.
You MUST buy the whole hydraulic assembly for over 7K just by itself. In fact the Nissan service manual states in bold type that it is prohibited for a Nissan tech to disassemble any part of the Hydraulic electrical convertible top system. For Nissan to treat mechanical parts in the same way is even more outrageous. Nissan should make available most all critical mechanical parts for the top on this car. There is no excuse. 2010-2019 Roadster production was nearly identical year to year so it would have very little inventory cost for Nissan to do so.
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