This video I'm replacing the 4 glowplugs on our 2014 Nissan Juke which has the 1.5 diesel K9K (Engine is the Renault K-Type engine).
Replacing the glowplugs is relatively straight forward on these cars as the glowplugs can be reached without having to take a lot of the engine apart, but you will need a long thin socket to reach them due to the high pressure fuel pipes that surround the glowplugs (and injectors).

Also note these glowplugs are 4.4v and NOT 12v as most common glowplugs. This is a correction to my original testing video which I stated them to be 12v https://youtu.be/d-iB6fBMueQ?si=SEbvMKYqR-Fz0rAZ

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