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I just recently became a Nissan tech and we use well mostly what any other tech would use. Some tools that we must have that I have noticed are oxygen sensor wrenches, tie rod/ball joint remover, valve spring compressor, piston ring compressor, snap ring remover/installer, transmission oil pressure gauge, steering wheel puller, and well the list could go longer. Where I work we get pretty big jobs considering were the only Nissan dealer in my part of the state. Of course these are expensive tools that the average person probably wouldn’t have but all I really bring with me are many different wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, a flashlight, multimeter, pliers, and other tools that most techs would have.
10, 12, 14 and 17 mm wrenches and sockets, 21 mm impact socket for lug nuts B) . Unfortunately those days are gone when you just wouldn’t find some “odd” sizes like 13, 16 or 18 or Torx screws on japs, now they have it all 🙁 .
If seriously, there is nothing out of ordinary with Nissan, I can’t remember there is some specific and/or unusual tool that you must have to work with them (like, say, HZN sockets for VAG). Only specific tool would be Consult III+ scan tool if you wan’t to do serious diagnostics and some programming, other special tools are convenient to have but not absolutely necessary.
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