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Stationary versus road-speed vibration is a useful first split.
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Selected: Nissan Note e-POWER SNE13 · 2020–2025
Stationary versus road-speed vibration is a useful first split.
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Applies to the E13-type Note e-POWER from March 2021 (when 4WD was introduced), as published in Nissan's official FAQ (read 2026-10-22); other generations are not covered. Japan-market Nissan Note e-POWER SNE13 (HR12DE generator engine, EM47 front and MM48 rear motors, 4WD); drive per the published catalog facts sourced to Nissan's environmental specification. Values are Nissan's approximate (約) refill quantities. Source SHA-256 609f781d7218bccb0b9fae8879a8bef0cfad65d2a6a2a95989dc7b6a164c0aa0.
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. · Verified 2026-10-22
Japan SNE13 (4WD) Note e-POWER standard grades S FOUR and X FOUR only, before and from the January 2024 minor change. AUTECH FOUR, AUTECH CROSSOVER FOUR (195/60R16) and special editions have their own rows and are not covered here; confirm against the door-opening label. Source SHA-256 dbd9abb84c0f0a00b894fb0ea1c0d53cedd8c750ebddff901754cfdda8eb096f.
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. · Verified 2026-10-24
Reports are matched by related system category for Nissan Note e-POWER SNE13. Compare the recorded symptom and outcome; a repair on another car does not diagnose yours.
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