Nissan Navara D23 ST-X 4x4 Dual Cab Pick Up MT (2015-2026) Questions

Regan A.1y · Navara D23 ST-X 4x4 Dual Cab Pick Up MT (2015-2026)

Will a nissan navara 2017 dpf, bolt straight into a 2019 Nissan Navara stx? It doesn't have to be compatible, just bolt on correctly.

Marc3y · Navara D23 ST-X 4x4 Dual Cab Pick Up MT (2015-2026)

I’ve got a brand-new Nissan Navara pro 4X Warrior since brand-new, I had a long-range fuel tank fitted ever since then the water in fuel light keeps coming on. They keep draining the filter able to go away. Can anyone help me?

Marc 3y

And I had this long-range fuel tank fitted brand-new before I picked up the car

Paulg4y · Navara D23 ST-X 4x4 Dual Cab Pick Up MT (2015-2026)

I have just purchase a 2021 ST-X Navara. I have had it 3 months and love it! I am thinking of updating my Caravan to something bigger with a GMV of 3100kg. I am a little worried as to the Navara handling it as there are some reviews saying that the technical max tow weights of 3500kg are very optimistic (this goes for a number of other 4x4 as well) i.e it’s marketing spin and while technically possible may not meet our expectations. There do not seem to be any reviews specific to the latest Navara towing a larger family Van. Does anyone have experience with this combination? How does it perform on cruising speeds, hills, handling, ride and fuel?

Rocky 2228 4y

Hi I have been towing a single axle 2744 kg GTM (290 kg ball weight) off road van with my new 2021 ST-X automatic and I am very impressed. I previously owned from a 2015 ST-X series 1 that I had no problems towing the van, but I have found the new series 5 is superior in almost all aspect specially with an improved towing capacity, engine performance and greater noise reduction. Love it....

Paulg 4y

Thanks Rocky

Deb J.5y · Navara D23 ST-X 4x4 Dual Cab Pick Up MT (2015-2026)

I have the series 2 STX but it has never done a burn that I know of and the has never been a light come on my dash. My daily drive consists of 20klm each mostly 80klm/hr zones

TerryMac 5y

Hi Deb J. I'm not a mechanic simply an owner of a Nissan dual cab utility. I believe that if you're doing a daily commute of 20km there and 20 km back then that is enough to activate your diesel particulate filter into doing its controlled 'burn-off'(clean) routine when it is required or dictated rather by your engine computer module. I do a run on the highway for about 20-30 km one way then turn around and return for every tank fill which is about 560-600 km of suburban (short-hop) driving to the local shops and my DPF is fine - according to my service technician. You are quite right to pay close attention to that as DPF problems can be expensive to rectify. Your local mechanic/technician can plug in and look at your engine computer DPF stats and tell you if your DPF is clogged or not. When you next get your car serviced write down the things you would like to find out about and tape that to the dash (ie: Please check status of DPF). Cheers Terry Mac.

Hippy 1y

Hi Deb J I have a 2019 stx Navara basically if you have your instant fuel use on in your centre viewing screen you will notice it doing a burn by the blue line going back and forth between your current cruising litres per 100 klms around 8 and up to 15 for around 10 to 15 minutes. Mine will do that around once a month, that really is the only way to know. Wished they had put an icon on the dash to tell you. Love the Nav have averaged 8 litres per hundred klms for the last 140000 klms occasional camper towing etc.

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