Nissan Leaf Battery Pack Heater Relay/module (oem) Part # 295u5-3na0a on 2040-parts.com
Middleboro, Massachusetts, United States
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This is the controller that heats the battery pack on cold days. Removed from a working 2012 Nissan leaf, but may fit other years as well. This unit retails for almost $300 from the Nissan Dealer. At ths price, it won't hurt to have a spare!
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