Nissan Micra Wreckers Sydney: used parts matched to your car
Micra parts in Australia usually fall into two quite different groups: the K12 from the 2000s and the K13 sold here from 2010 to 2017. They are both small hatches, but the body panels, dashboards, lights and engine bay hardware are generation-specific. Our Nissan Micra wreckers Sydney team checks every enquiry against the build year and specification you give us.
K12 cars commonly use 1.4 or 1.6 petrol power, while local K13 examples centre on the 1.2 petrol. Transmission choice matters too, because some cars use manual gearboxes and others use automatic or CVT setups with their own mounts and cooling parts.
How can I tell a K12 Micra from a K13?
The K12 has the rounder early-2000s body shape, while the K13 has a taller, simpler five-door body. A build date or photo makes identification easy.
Do Micra automatic and manual parts differ much?
Yes. Mounts, pedal boxes, selector hardware and some cooling pieces can differ, so mention the transmission from the start.
Micra parts for K12 and K13 hatchbacks
Popular Micra requests include headlights, mirrors, front bars, alternators, radiators, window regulators, wiper motors and interior switches. On K13 cars, front-end panels and lamp mounts need to match the later body exactly. Our Nissan Micra wreckers in Sydney handle requests across the parts below.
A Micra may look simple, but even small items like clocksprings, audio fascias and airbag modules can change between grades or updates. Engine ancillaries also differ between the larger K12 engines and the later 1.2-litre K13 package.
For hatchback parts beyond this model, our Nissan wreckers in Sydney overview covers the broader Nissan range we handle.
Will a K12 Micra headlight fit a K13?
No. They are different generations with different body shapes and mountings.
Can you supply Micra interior trim pieces?
Often yes, but trim colour and grade matter, so ask with the model year and a photo of the item you need.
Assessing used Micra components
Staff remove Micra parts and check them before sale; customers cannot pull parts from the vehicles themselves. For small-car body items it helps to ask about scratches, broken tabs, stone chips and whether clips, handles or switchgear remain attached.
There is no warranty or guarantee on Micra parts. We only accept returns for faulty items or parts supplied incorrectly, not for parts ordered in error by the buyer.
Can I return a Micra mirror if I guessed the wrong side?
No. Customer ordering mistakes are not refundable, so please confirm left or right before buying.
Are Micra electrical items checked?
Staff inspect and test used components where practical, and you should still ask about plugs, tabs and included pieces.
Micra collection and courier options
Micra parts are often easy to transport because many are compact, and small eligible items can usually go by courier. Pickup from our Sydney location is also available by arrangement once the part has been removed and checked. For Nissan Micra wreckers in Sydney pickup or freight, let us know your postcode and part.
Shipping is charged separately, batteries and tyres cannot be couriered, and stock must be confirmed first.
Can a Micra door be couriered?
Usually not. A complete door is more likely to need freight because of its size.
Do you hold parts while I organise transport?
Please confirm first, because availability is not guaranteed until the part is checked and set aside.