2010-2014 Nissan GTR Repair Manual

2010-2014 Nissan GT-R OEM Repair Manual (R35 Series) with Wiring Diagram – PDF

Unlock the full potential of your 2010-2014 Nissan GT-R with this complete and original OEM workshop manual. Specifically designed for the R35 series, this comprehensive PDF includes all the essential instructions and detailed wiring diagrams necessary to effectively diagnose and repair your high-performance vehicle.

This manual is the same one used by local Nissan dealer technicians, ensuring you have access to professional-grade information and guidance for accurate repairs and maintenance.

• Complete and Original OEM Workshop Document
• Covers 2010-2014 Nissan GT-R (R35 Series)
• Includes Detailed Wiring Diagrams
• Professional-Grade Instructions for Accurate Repairs
• User-Friendly PDF Format

Download the 2010-2014 Nissan GT-R repair manual today and empower yourself with the knowledge to maintain your car at peak performance!

2010–2014 Nissan GT-R (R35) – High-Performance Supercar Review

🔧 Common Mechanical Issues

• ⚙️ Transmission Solenoid Issues: Early dual-clutch transmission (GR6) may experience premature failure due to aggressive shifting or overheating
• 💥 Bellhousing Rattle: Rattling noise from front transmission case — known design issue with shims or clearances
• 🛞 Premature Brake Rotor Wear: Track driving can warp rotors quickly without upgraded parts
• 🛠 Cracked Exhaust Manifolds: Turbo heat and vibration can lead to exhaust leaks in earlier models

⚡ Common Electrical Issues

• 🔋 Battery Drain: Infotainment or control modules may not enter sleep mode properly
• 📡 GPS/Navigation Lag: Multimedia system can become sluggish or inaccurate over time
• 💡 TPMS Sensor Failures: Sensors in high-performance tires fail more frequently

🚙 Performance Specifications

• 🛠 Engine: 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V6 (VR38DETT)
• 🐎 Horsepower: 485 hp (2010) to 545 hp (2014)
• 💪 Torque: 434 lb-ft to 463 lb-ft
• ⚙️ Transmission: 6-speed dual-clutch GR6
• 🔄 Drivetrain: ATTESA E-TS AWD
• ⏱ 0–60 MPH: 2.9 to 3.2 seconds
• ⛽ Fuel Economy: 16–23 MPG (city/highway)

🏁 Main Competitors

• 🚘 Porsche 911 Turbo
• 🚗 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (C6)
• 🚙 Audi R8
• 🚘 BMW M6

✅ Pros and Cons

• ✔️ Pros: Supercar acceleration, precision handling, advanced AWD, everyday usability
• ❌ Cons: Harsh ride, high maintenance costs, complex dual-clutch transmission

🛠️ Maintenance Schedule

• 🛢 Oil Change: Every 3,750–5,000 miles (ester-based synthetic 0W-40)
• ⚙️ Transmission Service: Replace fluid every 18,000 miles (GR6-specific fluid)
• 🔁 Differential Fluids: Replace every 15,000–20,000 miles
• 💨 Air Filters: Replace every 15,000 miles
• 🛞 Brake Fluid: Flush every 12–24 months

📢 Recalls (2010–2014 GT-R)

• 💥 Passenger Airbag Inflator: Affected by Takata recall in some VINs
• 🚨 Steering Column: Bolt torque insufficiency may cause looseness or noise

🛎️ Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs)

• 📝 NTB12-041: GR6 judder and slow engagement — revised software and clutch pack recommendation
• 🔧 NTB13-059: Exhaust manifold crack diagnosis procedure
• 💾 NTB11-074: Bellhousing rattle — service bulletin for housing replacement

🚗 Nissan GT-R (R35) DTC Trouble Codes (2010–2014)

This is a comprehensive list of diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) for the 2010–2014 Nissan GT-R R35, including powertrain, transmission, all-wheel drive, ABS, airbag, and communication systems.

⚙️ Engine & Transmission (ECM/TCM)

🌀 ATTESA E-TS AWD System

🛑 ABS / VDC System

🎈 SRS Airbag System

📡 CAN Communication / Body Control

Note: Use Nissan CONSULT III Plus or a professional scan tool that supports R35 to retrieve these codes and perform live diagnostics, resets, and adaptations.

📚 References

• 📄 Nissan GT-R Technical Service Portal
• 📊 NHTSA.gov – Recall Search Tool
• 📘 Dardoor.com Nissan GT-R Manuals