⚠️ Nissan manufacturer position
Nissan specifies fuel module removal via access panel when equipped. Misfuel excluded from warranty.
Vehicle information
| Make | Nissan |
|---|---|
| Model | Juke |
| Market status | Sold new in the US 2011–2017 (first gen); second generation returns for 2025 model year — verify current lineup |
| Body styles | Subcompact crossover |
| Generations | F15 (2011–2017 US), second generation (2025+ US) |
| Engine options | Gasoline: 1.6L turbo and other gasoline engines (US); E10 standard Hybrid: e-Power / hybrid variants — consult model year for US availability |
| Fuel tank capacity | 13.2 gal (50 L) approximate on first-gen US — varies by model year |
| Fuel system | Gasoline direct injection on turbo US models |
| Access method | Rear seat or cargo floor access panel on many Juke — verify per VIN |
| Anti-siphon | Yes |
| Service portal | Nissan TechInfo |
Misfuel risk Moderate
Compact crossover with gasoline-only US history on first generation. Diesel nozzle mis-selection is the common error.
If the engine was not started
Do not turn ignition on; drain before crank.
If the engine was started
Replace filter; inspect HP fuel system on DI turbo if run on diesel-contaminated gas.
Access procedure
- Do not start the engine. Disconnect the negative battery cable per Nissan service information.
- Relieve fuel system pressure using the OEM-specified procedure (often fuse removal for the fuel pump, then crank without starting).
- Access the fuel pump module via the OEM fuel pump access panel when equipped, or lower the tank per workshop manual if no panel exists.
- Disconnect fuel lines using quick-connect procedures in the service manual; contain vapors and bond/ground per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.106.
- Drain remaining fuel from the tank using approved recovery equipment; label containers for hazardous waste handling under EPA 40 CFR Part 262 where applicable.
- Inspect the tank, pump, and sender for contamination; replace the fuel filter per OEM guidance.
- Reinstall components, reconnect lines, and prime the fuel system before a supervised first start per OEM instructions.
Related models
- Kicks
- Rogue Sport
Frequently asked questions
Was the US Juke sold with diesel?
No — US Juke was gasoline. Diesel Juke is a non-US configuration.
Should I siphon fuel from the filler neck on my Nissan Juke?
USIFDA certified repair facilities use Nissan OEM-prescribed fuel module or tank access only. Filler-neck siphoning is not a certified misfuel recovery process in the United States.
Should I siphon fuel from the filler neck on my Nissan Juke?
USIFDA certified repair facilities use Nissan OEM-prescribed fuel module or tank access only. Filler-neck siphoning is not a certified misfuel recovery process in the United States.
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