Nissan Micra Body Side & Luggage Room Trim Diagram - 3 & 5 Door Hatchback BF-11
Exploded parts drawing of body-side and luggage-room interior trim with clip locations for 3-door and 5-door hatchbacks.
This is page BF-11 from a factory service manual, covering the Body (BF) section under the heading "INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR – Interior." The page documents removal/installation of the BODY SIDE & LUGGAGE ROOM TRIM for two body styles: a 3-door Hatchback and a 5-door Hatchback. Each body style is shown as an exploded parts diagram of the interior side trim panels, pillar trims, sill/scuff plates, and luggage-room trim, with clip/fastener callouts labeled C101, C102, CS102, and C105. Inset detail drawings show a "Metal clamp" (3-door) and a "Metal clip" (5-door) used to secure trim pieces. Cross-hatched areas in both diagrams are keyed to a legend indicating "Double-faced adhesive tape." Two cautions appear at the top: refer to the CLIP & FASTENER section when removing clips or fasteners, and avoid excessive force when handling trim or molding to prevent damage. Diagram reference codes SBF276D and SBF277D appear beside the illustrations. A reader can learn the locations and types of fasteners securing interior side and luggage-area trim, where adhesive tape is used, and how the metal clamps/clips engage the trim pieces on hatchback body styles.
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Frequently asked questions
- What trim components does this page cover?
- It covers the Body Side & Luggage Room Trim for both the 3-door Hatchback and 5-door Hatchback, shown as exploded interior trim diagrams.
- What fastener callout codes are shown in the diagrams?
- The diagrams use clip/fastener callouts C101, C102, CS102, and C105, plus inset details showing a metal clamp (3-door) and a metal clip (5-door).
- What does the cross-hatched pattern in the diagrams mean?
- Per the legend, the cross-hatched areas indicate double-faced adhesive tape.
- What precautions does the manual give for removing trim?
- When removing a clip or fastener, refer to the CLIP & FASTENER section, and when handling trim or molding, do not use excessive force and take care not to damage them.
- How are trim pieces secured besides screws and clips?
- Some trim areas are attached with double-faced adhesive tape, and metal clamps/clips are used as shown in the inset detail drawings.
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