Nissan · Juke F15 · 2010-2019

Nissan Juke 1.5 dCi 110 specs and common problems

A small crossover known for its unusual design. The diesel uses Renault's K9K, so its maintenance and chronic issues are the same as the Megane diesel's.

Engine code
K9K
Engine oil · 5W-30
4.5 L
Timing
Belt
Original size
215/55 R17
LPG
No

01 / 07

How much oil does the Juke 1.5 dCi 110 take?

The Juke 1.5 dCi 110 takes about 4.5 litres of 5W-30 engine oil including the filter. Approval to look for on the bottle: Renault RN0720 (DPF-compatible).

Engine oil
5W-30
With filter
4.5 L
Approval
Renault RN0720 (DPF-compatible)
Alternative
0W-30
Manual 6-speed
75W-80 · ≈ 2.0 L
Coolant
Glaceol RX Type D 50/50 · ≈ 5.5 L
Brake fluid
DOT 4

02 / 07

Timing belt and maintenance

TimingBelt

In practice 120,000 km / 5 years

Belt, tensioner, idler and water pump are replaced as a kit. If the belt snaps, the engine is badly damaged.

The water pump is driven by the timing belt, so it should be replaced at the same time.

Oil change
10,000-15,000 km or once a year
Glow plug
4 pcs · If hard starting in the cold appears
Valves / tappets
Hydraulic tappets, no adjustment needed.
Fuel filter
30,000 km
Power
110 hp @ 4,000 rpm
Torque
240 Nm @ 1,750 rpm
Displacement
1,461 cc
Fuel
Diesel · Turbo, intercooler
Valvetrain
SOHC 8V
Injection
Common-rail direct injection
Transmission
6-speed manual
Emissions
Euro 5 (DPF)

03 / 07

Tyre size and pressure

Front / Rear
33/33 PSI
Full load
36/39 PSI
Original size
215/55 R17
Alternative sizes
225/45 R18
Bolt pattern (PCD)
5x114,3
Centre bore
66.1 mm
Wheel
7J x 17 ET47
Calculate speedometer error for a size change →

04 / 07

Is the Juke 1.5 dCi 110 suitable for LPG?

Not suitable, diesel engine
  • Classic LPG conversions are not done on diesel engines.

05 / 07

Juke 1.5 dCi 110 common problems and fixes

  1. #01

    EGR valve sooting

    Medium Risk

    60,000-120,000 km

    Symptom:
    Flat spot when accelerating in gear, black smoke, limp mode, P0401.
    Cause:
    Short city trips and extended oil change intervals.
    Proper fix:
    The EGR valve and passage are removed, cleaned and adapted. Replaced if the valve motor is faulty.
  2. #02

    Injector failure

    High Risk

    After 150,000 km

    Symptom:
    Hard starting, knocking at idle, blue-white smoke, P0087.
    Cause:
    Poor-quality fuel and a neglected diesel filter.
    Proper fix:
    Return test and flow measurement, rebuild and coding of the faulty injector.
  3. #03

    Crank pulley (damper) failure

    High Risk

    After 100,000 km

    Symptom:
    Ticking from the front of the engine, auxiliary belt wobbling, charging light.
    Cause:
    The rubber layer in the pulley ageing.
    Proper fix:
    The crank pulley and auxiliary belt are replaced. If left, the snapped belt can damage the timing belt.

06 / 07

Common fault codes on the Juke 1.5 dCi 110

07 / 07

Frequently asked questions

How much engine oil does the Juke 1.5 dCi 110 take?

The Juke 1.5 dCi 110 (K9K) takes about 4.5 litres of engine oil including the filter. Recommended viscosity is 5W-30; look for the Renault RN0720 (DPF-compatible) approval. Check the level on the dipstick after filling.

When should the timing belt on the Juke 1.5 dCi 110 be replaced?

This engine uses a timing belt. In practice 120,000 km / 5 years. Belt, tensioner, idler and water pump are replaced as a kit. If the belt snaps, the engine is badly damaged.

What tyre pressure should the Juke 1.5 dCi 110 run?

With the original 215/55 R17 tyres, 33 PSI front and 33 PSI rear are recommended at normal load, and 36 front / 39 rear at full load. The exact values are on the door pillar or fuel flap sticker.

Is the Juke 1.5 dCi 110 suitable for LPG?

Not suitable, diesel engine. Classic LPG conversions are not done on diesel engines.

What are the common problems of the Juke 1.5 dCi 110?

The best-known problems are: EGR valve sooting, Injector failure, Crank pulley (damper) failure. The symptoms and fix for each are explained on this page.

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