Nissan Genuine OEM Parts — Catalog & Diagrams for Japan

Original Nissan parts diagrams for Japan-spec vehicles

This 7zap page is an online original Nissan parts catalog focused on the Japan market. The model range, equipment levels and configurations correspond to vehicles supplied for Japan, which is important when selecting parts for JDM specifications where engines, emissions equipment, lighting, safety systems and trim content can differ from other regions.

Use the series and generation list shown above to open illustrated assemblies, view exploded diagrams, and read OEM part numbers for original spare parts. You can select parts by model, generation and production year, and then refine the search to a specific vehicle using VIN-based selection.

What this Japan catalog helps you do

• Browse original Nissan parts diagrams by system (engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, body, interior, electrical).
• Find OEM part numbers and check how parts are positioned in an assembly.
• Narrow down parts by exact generation and production years as listed above.
• Reduce mismatch risk for Japan-specific configurations (options, grades, and regulatory equipment).

Examples from the series and generations listed above

The selection above covers many Nissan families used in Japan, from compact city cars to minivans, SUVs and performance models. For example, you can open diagrams for March K13 (2010 - 2017) or Cube Z12 (2008 - 2017) for everyday urban use, look up minivan components for Serena C26 (2010 - 2017) and Elgrand E52 (2010 - 2017), or select SUV and crossover parts for X-Trail T32 (2013 - 2017) and Dualis J10 (2007 - 2013).

For enthusiasts and classic owners, the Japan catalog also includes sports platforms such as Fairlady Z32 (1989 - 2000), Silvia S15 (1999 - 2002) and 180SX (1989 - 1998), as well as flagship and executive lines like Cima F50 (2001 - 2010), Fuga Y51 (2009 - 2017) and Cedric Y34 (1999 - 2004). Electric and alternative models are represented too, for example Leaf ZE0 (2010 - 2017) and Denki Cube (2011 - 2017).

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Nissan Japan page, because the catalog content is already filtered for the Japan region.
2. In the list above, choose the required series (for example, Skyline, Note, Serena, X-Trail).
3. Select the matching generation and production years (for example, Skyline R34 (1998 - 2002) or Note E12 (2012 - 2017)).
4. Open the needed assembly group: engine and cooling, fuel and exhaust, drivetrain, steering, suspension, brakes, body panels, interior trim, electrical equipment.
5. Locate the part on the diagram and read its OEM part number in the parts list.
6. Use the OEM number to search by part number, verify compatibility, and compare possible replacements or supersessions.
7. If the vehicle has many options (common for Japan trims), refine selection using VIN to reach the exact configuration.

VIN decoding and part-number search

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your NISSAN's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and JAPAN-specific equipment like JIS standards, Shaken inspection requirements, right-hand drive variants, and JDM-spec components. Use the NISSAN VIN lookup tool to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the universal VIN decoder helps with any car or truck. You can also search directly by OEM part number to verify applicability across engines, trims, and model years in JAPAN.

Common Japan-market use cases

In Japan, cars often face dense city traffic, frequent short trips, expressway cruising, and seasonal weather from hot, humid summers to cold mountain conditions. That makes accurate selection especially relevant for wear-and-service items (brakes, suspension bushings, filters), cooling and HVAC components, and body/electrical parts where Japan specifications may differ. Use the generation and year filters shown above to match the vehicle precisely before ordering original spare parts.

Choose your Nissan series and generation from the list above, open the diagrams, and use OEM numbers (or VIN) to select parts confidently for Japan-spec vehicles.