This is pretty awesome when you get down to it!! Even just the wiring Diagrams alone that are correct for certain years makes a huge difference when trying to Troubleshoot or add Electrical Equipment

 

For sure, I learned this with my 2012. I had a wiring diagram for a 2016 and probably 90% of it matched but sometimes the colors were different for some reason. On something as simple as the taillights, they had one or two color variations on the wires on some years.

 

Thank you for posting these!!

 

Thank you for posting this. How did you obtain this? I have looked for a service manual for my 2025 and the only thing I found was a website where I pay a monthly to yearly fee. Do you know where I can buy a service manual?

 

They are subscription based now only. You can buy 24hr or 30 day access at a time. They also discontinued the option to buy the CD.

 

The dealer promised to get me one for my '22 when I bought it (used), but I gave up after asking 4 or 5 times... My research at the time showed just what you have found out...

 

Does the subscription site allow downloading and/or printing of the content?

 

print not download, that would defeat the entire purpose of having it subscription. Printing is at leas a big enough hurdle most wont print out the entire document.

you could also use mitcheldiy or alldatadiy which both give you the factory manual plus a whole lot more at a reasonable price.

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I might give it a try, when I have the time.

 

A couple years rolled out some minor updates so added those and added a date column to know how old any one document is

 

2025 got an update as well, I was wondering if it was going to eventually follow 2024 and 2023.

In other related news, I love that Drive treats a new file with the same name as a version. I also don't have to update links, as long as it's replacing it, the links stay live with the most updated version.

I have the option checked to keep the previous version on file, so if needed for whatever reason, previous versions will be available.

 

Thanks @CanyonRoamer for the diagrams, extremely helpful. I took a quick look at the 2026 window diagrams, and I noticed it doesn't appear to be updated with the new Auto Passenger Window Up/Down functionality? If the Frontier is like the Titan, I expected an encoder based window motor?

Anyway, thanks again.