1990 Nissan Micra Towing Points Diagram - Front & Rear Tow Hooks (GI-16)
Service procedure for tow-truck towing showing front and rear towing-point locations with safety cautions.
This is page GI-16 from a Nissan factory service manual, in the General Information (GI) section, covering 'Lifting Points and Tow Truck Towing' — specifically the continuation of the 'Tow Truck Towing' subsection. The page shows the vehicle's towing points with two labeled line illustrations: a FRONT view showing arrows pointing to the two towing hooks located beneath/behind the front bumper, and a REAR view with an arrow indicating the rear towing hook under the rear of the vehicle (illustration reference SG 376). Two cautionary bullet points accompany the diagrams: never tow the vehicle using only the towing hooks — proper towing equipment must be used or the vehicle body will be damaged — and always pull the cable straight out from the vehicle, never pulling on a hook at a sideways angle. The right-hand column of the page is blank or contains only faint bleed-through from the reverse side and is not readable. A reader can learn where the front and rear tow hook attachment points are located and the correct, safe way to use them when recovering or towing the vehicle.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where are the towing points on this vehicle?
- The page shows two towing hooks at the front, located under/behind the front bumper (indicated by arrows in the FRONT illustration), and a rear towing hook under the rear of the vehicle (shown in the REAR illustration).
- Can I tow the vehicle using only the towing hooks?
- No. The manual warns never to tow the vehicle using only the towing hooks — use proper towing equipment when towing, otherwise the vehicle body will be damaged.
- How should the tow cable be attached to the hooks?
- Always pull the cable straight out from the vehicle. Never pull on the hook at a sideways angle.
- What page and section of the manual is this from?
- It is page GI-16, from the 'Lifting Points and Tow Truck Towing' section, in the 'Tow Truck Towing (Cont'd)' subsection; the illustration is referenced SG 376.
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