🏷️ Basic Information

Make:

Renault

Model:

Latitude

Year:

2011

Generation Code:

L43

Body Code:

L43

👋 Introduction

Target Audience:

DIY mechanics, professional technicians, and vehicle owners seeking detailed repair information

Value Proposition:

Provides exact same information as dealership technicians, covering all repairs comprehensively, eliminating the need for multiple books.

Ease Of Use:

Single, easy-to-use PDF manual, searchable, printable, zoomable images.

Data Source:

Exact same manual used by dealership technicians.

📋 Manual Details

Primary Coverage:

All models and all repairs A-Z

Estimated Page Count:

Extensive (specific number not provided, but described as comprehensive)

Type:

Factory Service and Repair Manual

Language:

English

Format:

PDF

Download Speed:

Speed Download

📖 Manual Coverage

Powertrain:

Engine, Control System, Fuel Service Specifications, Emission Control, Intake Exhaust Cooling, Lube, Ignition Starting Charging, Auto Transmission, Manual Transmission, Transfer Propeller Shaft, Drive Shaft, Differential, Axle

Chassis:

Suspension, Tire & Wheel, Brake Control, Brake, Parking Brake, Steering Column, Power Steering

Electrical And Body:

Air Condition, Suppl Restraint System, Seat Belt, Engine Immobilizer, Cruise Control, Wiper & Washer, Door Lock, Meter Audio/Visual, Horn, Windshield/Glass Mirror, Instrument Panel, Seat, Engine Hood/ Door, Exterior & Interior, Electrical, Multiplex/ Can Communication

Body And Trim:

Exterior and Interior trim, Glass, Mirrors, Seats, Doors, Hood, Instrument Panel.

Comfort And Convenience:

Air Conditioning, Climate Control, Wiper & Washer systems, Door Locks, Cruise Control.

Engine Management:

Engine control unit (ECU) operation, sensors, actuators, diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).

Emission Control:

Catalytic converters, oxygen sensors, EVAP systems, emissions testing procedures.

Wheel And Tire:

Wheel specifications, tire size recommendations, balancing and rotation procedures, TPMS system maintenance.

Diagnostics And Repair:

Maintenance, Service, Diagnosis, Repair, Troubleshooting

Installation And Adjustment:

Step-by-step instructions for repairs and adjustments

Diagnostic Procedures:

Detailed diagnostic procedures for identifying and rectifying faults across all vehicle systems.

Engine Repair:

Complete engine overhaul, component replacement, timing belt/chain service, fuel system service, cooling system service, lubrication system service, ignition system service.

Transmission Repair:

Automatic and manual transmission servicing, repair, and overhaul procedures, clutch replacement.

Brake System Repair:

Brake pad and rotor replacement, caliper service, hydraulic system bleeding, parking brake adjustment and repair.

Suspension And Steering Repair:

Component replacement (struts, shocks, control arms, ball joints), alignment procedures, power steering system diagnosis and repair.

Electrical Troubleshooting:

In-depth electrical system diagnosis, wiring harness repair, component testing, fuse and relay identification, multiplex system troubleshooting.

Bodywork Repair:

Door panel removal, seat removal, hood latch and cable replacement, exterior trim installation.

Depth:

Vehicle specific, factory-level detail, as used by dealership technicians

Wiring Schematics:

Comprehensive wiring schematics are included, vital for electrical troubleshooting and repair.

Illustrations And Diagrams:

Includes diagrams and illustrations for clarity in repair and maintenance tasks.

Specifications And Tolerances:

Detailed technical specifications, torque values, and service tolerances for all components and systems.

Diagnostic Tools:

While not explicitly stated, factory service manuals typically reference specific diagnostic tools (e.g., Consult III for Nissan-based vehicles) for advanced diagnostics.

Restraint Systems:

Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) including airbags and seat belts, Engine Immobilizer.

Multiplex Communication:

CAN (Controller Area Network) communication systems, which are critical for modern vehicle diagnostics and control.

📊 Manual Specifications

Compatibility:

Windows Vista (32/64-bit), XP, ME, 98, NT, 2000, Mac OS

Requirements:

Adobe PDF Reader, Winzip

Searchability:

PDF format typically allows for text searching of keywords.

Printability:

All pages printable, allows for enlarged prints of diagrams

Zoom Capabilities:

Allows users to zoom in on images and diagrams for detailed inspection.

Binding:

Digital (PDF) - no physical binding

Paper Type:

Not applicable (digital format)

⚙️ Engine Specifications

Engine Options:

While specific engines for the 2011 Latitude aren't detailed in the provided text, typical offerings for this model and platform (often shared with Nissan models) would include gasoline V6 engines, such as a 2.5L V6 or a 3.5L V6. Diesel options might also be present in certain markets.

Typical Performance Ranges:

For a V6 engine in this class, expect power outputs typically ranging from 170-250 horsepower and torque figures from 180-240 lb-ft, depending on displacement and tuning.

Fuel Delivery:

Likely fuel injection (MPI or Direct Injection) depending on the specific engine variant.

Ignition System:

Likely coil-on-plug ignition system for improved efficiency and reliability.

Cylinder Configuration:

Likely V6 configuration, as is common for premium sedans of this size and era.

🔧 Transmission

Standard Transmission:

Automatic transmission (likely a 6-speed automatic, based on platform sharing with Nissan's Altima/Maxima).

Optional Transmission:

Manual transmission is less common for this segment but could be an option in specific markets.

Transmission Features:

The manual covers automatic transmission, clutch, and manual transmission, indicating a range of possibilities for the Latitude.

Drive Layout:

Front-wheel drive (FWD) is the most common configuration for this model.

📐 Dimensions

Body Style:

Full-size Sedan

Wheelbase:

Based on the L43 platform (shared with Nissan Teana/Altima), expect a wheelbase in the range of 110-115 inches.

Length:

Likely in the range of 190-200 inches.

Curb Weight:

Typically ranging from 3,300 to 3,700 lbs depending on engine and options.

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:

Likely around 4,500-5,000 lbs.

Seating Capacity:

Typically 5-passenger seating.

🛡️ Safety Features

NHTSA Ratings:

Specific NHTSA ratings for the 2011 Latitude are not provided in the product description. However, vehicles of this class and era typically aimed for 4 or 5-star ratings in front and side impact tests.

Active Safety Systems:

ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), EBD (Electronic Brake-force Distribution), potentially Brake Assist, Traction Control System (TCS), Electronic Stability Control (ESC/ESP).

Tire Pressure Monitoring System:

TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) is a likely feature.

Passive Safety Systems:

Front airbags, side airbags, curtain airbags, seat belt pretensioners, whiplash protection.

💡 Technology Features

Infotainment System:

The 2011 Latitude would likely feature a premium audio system, possibly with CD player, MP3 capability, auxiliary input, and potentially Bluetooth connectivity. Higher trims might offer a touchscreen navigation system.

Audio System Features:

Premium Bose audio systems were often optional on this class of vehicle, featuring multiple speakers and enhanced sound quality.

Driver Assistance Features:

Standard features likely included cruise control. Optional features could have included parking sensors or a rearview camera.

Headlight Controls:

Automatic headlights and possibly Xenon HID headlamps on higher trims.

Connectivity Options:

Bluetooth hands-free calling and audio streaming might have been available, depending on the trim level.

🔧 Maintenance

Oil Change Interval:

Typically 5,000-10,000 miles or 6-12 months, depending on oil type and driving conditions. The manual would provide precise intervals.

Major Service Interval:

Major services, including timing belt (if applicable) or chain inspection, spark plug replacement, and fluid changes, typically occur around 30,000, 60,000, and 100,000 miles. The manual will detail these.

Engine Oil:

Likely a synthetic or synthetic blend oil, with viscosity grades such as 5W-30 or 0W-20, depending on the engine. The manual will specify the exact API and ACEA classifications.

Transmission Fluid:

Specific Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) type, e.g., Nissan Matic J or equivalent, would be required. Manual transmission fluid specifications would also be detailed.

Coolant:

Typically a silicate-free, long-life coolant (OAT or HOAT) with a 50/50 mix of coolant and distilled water. The manual will specify the exact type and color.

Brake Fluid:

DOT 3 or DOT 4 brake fluid, as specified by the manufacturer. The manual will provide the exact type.

Power Steering Fluid:

Likely specific power steering fluid or ATF, depending on the system. The manual will specify.

Common Issues Platform Based:

Based on the shared platform with Nissan vehicles of the era, potential issues might include transmission solenoid issues, ignition coil failures, or minor electrical gremlins. The manual's diagnostic sections are crucial here.

Electrical Component Wear:

Wear and tear on sensors, switches, and the instrument cluster are common across many vehicles, and the manual will guide diagnosis.

📚 Vehicle History

Renault Heritage:

Renault has a long history of producing a wide range of vehicles, from small city cars to luxury sedans and commercial vehicles, known for innovation and comfort.

Latitude Context:

The Renault Latitude was developed from the Nissan Teana platform (J32) and was positioned as a comfortable, spacious executive sedan, primarily for markets outside of Europe where Renault focused on other models. It aimed to provide a premium experience.

Platform Sharing:

Based on the third-generation Nissan Teana (J32), which itself is related to the Nissan Altima and Maxima of the same era, meaning many core mechanical components and systems are shared, providing a strong basis for repair information.

Production Period:

The Latitude was produced from 2010 to 2015.

Manufacturing Locations:

Primarily manufactured in South Korea (as the Renault Samsung SM5) and assembled in other locations depending on the target market.