🔒 Nissan Genuine (48700-9N00B) Steering Lock: Durable Security for Enhanced Car Protection Review

The photos in this listing are of the original part from the vehicle. The item that has arrived (I have now found out) has the latest part number but the item has been altered and does not look like the photos posted in this listing. The same part number that matches the picture of the part that appeared is part of this eBay price. I avoided ebay ads because the pictures didn't match the part taken from the car. Now I know it's an OEM removal kit and should be marked as such.

Product 48700-9N00A arrived, model .B not listed in item list. The box containing the product had a 48700-9N00B label obscuring the actual parts label which stated it was a 48700-9N00A unit. Luckily, these two working parts are interchangeable and work the same way. Installed it on my 2010 Nissan Maxima in less than 30 minutes and was on the road again. I disconnected the negative battery cable to be safe, so I would recommend doing the same. All you need is a medium Phillips screwdriver to…

I just finished installing a part on my 2009 Altima and took about 15 minutes. My car started immediately and after turning the car off and on again the steady light on the dashboard went off. So far I'm very happy with the purchase considering how much I saved on the part itself and how much labor I would have spent. was charged. The only thing I noticed is that it doesn't actually lock the steering wheel when the car is off, but I'm fine with that. What bothered me the most was the light on…

This item is a life saver, I spent a total of $1600 on my Nissan Altima 09 (parts and labor) at the dealer before deciding to try anything from Revain. I ended up spending $185 (parts and shipping). Plug and play, no hassle, no hassle. I recommend this item to everyone. When I received the package the parts look different from the original parts I took from my car, but the wire connector is the same and fits quite well. I emailed Revain because initially I thought it wouldn't work, but I…

ESCL failed on my husband's 2009 Nissan Altima 2.5S about a month ago. We did extensive research and after getting estimates from multiple dealers ranging from $950 to $1100, we decided to try the hammer trick. This kept us going for almost a month until he dumped him again, this time when he was picking up our kids from school. We read the reviews on this part and decided to give it a try. It was difficult to get the screws at a good angle, so I removed the bracket that is just above the part…

The car didn't start. Yellow key icon shown, had it towed to the dealer and they wanted 775.00 pre tax to install this part and the part itself cost 650.00 of that amount. This part on Amazon is the exact same Nissan brand part. I've done it myself. Pull down the plastic under the steering wheel, the right side is lost, then look at the left side, there is a screw to remove, the plastic falls to the ground, but the wires are still connected. This part you are replacing is located just under the