This solenoid valve is a critical component of the turbocharger control system on your Navara. It is responsible for accurately managing the vacuum supplied to the turbo actuator, which directly controls engine boost levels. Failure of this valve is common and can result in incorrect boost pressure. If not replaced, a faulty solenoid can lead to a significant loss of power, poor fuel economy, engine warning lights, and potentially cause serious damage to your turbocharger or engine from over-boosting or under-boosting.

Product Features

• Genuine Nissan Quality: Manufactured to precise OEM specifications for perfect fitment, performance, and longevity. This guarantees reliability for your vehicle's complex turbo system.
• Direct-Fit Replacement: Designed as a direct swap for the original part, ensuring a hassle-free installation with no modifications required. It uses the factory electrical connector and mounting points.
• Restores Performance: A new, functioning solenoid ensures your turbocharger operates exactly as intended, restoring lost power, engine responsiveness, and fuel efficiency.
• Inspect & Replace: While replacing the solenoid, it is good practice to inspect the associated vacuum hoses for any signs of perishing or cracks. Damaged hoses should also be replaced to ensure the system functions correctly.

Vehicle Fitment

• Nissan Navara D23 NP300 with M9T engine.
• Nissan Navara Spanish D40 with V9X engine with VIN number starting in VSK.
• Nissan Pathfinder R51 with V9X engine.

Please check vehicle fitment to confirm compatibility with your vehicle. Please contact us with your VIN details if you require further assistance to confirm fitment.

Nissan Genuine Parts

Nissan Genuine Parts are the official OEM components designed and manufactured by Nissan specifically for their vehicles. They are known for their exacting standards, guaranteeing perfect fitment, optimal performance, and long-term reliability. Choosing genuine parts ensures your vehicle maintains its original engineering integrity and is the best way to protect its performance and value, especially under tough Australian conditions.