Nissan Micra / March, K11 (EU)

Additional Notes

• The Nissan Micra / March K11 (EU) 1.0 16V produced from 1992-2000 carries two separate capacity figures for the manual transaxle: 2.8-3 liters and 3.1-3.3 liters, indicating that two distinct transaxle variants were fitted to the same engine and model year range.
• The higher of the two 1.0 16V (1992-2000) transaxle capacities, at 3.1-3.3 liters, is the largest manual transmission fluid capacity listed across all K11 configurations, reflecting a physically larger unit compared to the other transaxles in the lineup.
• The 1.5 Diesel (1998-2003) transaxle capacity of 1.8-2 liters is notably lower than all petrol variants, which range from 2.8 liters upward, consistent with the smaller gearbox typically paired with a diesel engine in a subcompact platform.
• The 1.3 16V (1992-2000) transaxle is specified at a fixed 2.8 liters rather than a range, making it the only petrol configuration in the K11 lineup with a single-point capacity value rather than a spread.
• The 1.0 16V updated from 2000-2003 retains the 2.8-3 liter capacity range and carries a check interval of 45,000 km or 12 months, matching the lower of the two capacity figures associated with the earlier 1992-2000 version of the same engine.
• The 1.4 16V (2000-2003) and the 1.5 Diesel (1998-2003) share a check interval of 12 months or 30,000 km, which is a shorter distance-based interval than the 45,000 km interval applied to the 1.0 and 1.3 16V variants under normal use conditions.
• The 45,000 km or 12-month check interval applied to the 1.0 16V (1992-2000) with the 3.1-3.3 liter transaxle represents the longest distance-based service interval in the K11 manual transmission specifications, paired with the largest fluid capacity in the dataset.