Nissan Micra Service Manual BF-3: Clip & Fastener Removal Chart (Cont'd)
General servicing clip and fastener chart (continued) listing additional fastener numbers, symbols, shapes and removal methods.
This is page BF-3 of a Nissan service manual, from the General Servicing section, continuing a reference chart of body clips and fasteners ("Clip and Fastener (Cont'd)"). The page presents a table with four columns: No. (clip identification code), Symbol, Shape, and Removal & Installation. Five fastener types are covered: CS102 (a screw-type clip removed by screwing out with a Phillips screwdriver), CG101 (a clip removed by rotating 45°), CG201 (a clip removed and installed using a flat-bladed screwdriver), CR103 (a rod-holder clip whose holder portion must be spread out to remove the rod), and CE103 (a ribbed push-in trim clip with an illustrated removal method). Each entry includes line-drawing illustrations with figure reference codes: SBF138B, SBF139B, SBF140B, SBF144B, SBF145B, SBF085B, SBF086B, SBF087B, SBF088B, SBF768B, SBF770B, SBF103B, SBF104B, and SBF147B. A reader can use this chart to identify body clip types encountered during trim and panel disassembly by their symbol codes (used elsewhere in the Body section of the manual) and learn the correct removal and installation technique for each, helping avoid breaking fasteners during service.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do you remove the CS102 clip?
- The CS102 clip is removed by screwing it out with a Phillips screwdriver.
- How is the CG101 clip removed?
- The CG101 clip is removed by rotating it 45 degrees.
- What tool is used to remove the CG201 clip?
- A flat-bladed screwdriver is used for removal of the CG201 clip.
- How is the CR103 rod-holding clip removed?
- The holder portion of the CR103 clip must be spread out to remove the rod.
- What clip codes are covered on this page?
- This page covers clip and fastener types CS102, CG101, CG201, CR103, and CE103, each with symbol, shape, and removal/installation illustrations.
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