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About TheDirtyFresh
- Birthday 05/17/1983
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Your Pathfinder Info
94' Pathfinder SE
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Mechanical Skill Level
Standalone Tool Chest Mechanic
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Your Age
22-29
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What do you consider yourself?
Weekend Warrior
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Model
XE
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Year
1994
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Gender
Male
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Location
Canada
TheDirtyFresh's Achievements
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I ordered headers for mine online, then grabbed a magnaflow cat and muffler. I took it to a shop and had them just fab up new pipes to replace everything.
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What color is your Pathfinder?
TheDirtyFresh replied to TeenZombie's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
OD & Black -
Adding a turbo/intercooler to my '95 Pathfinder
TheDirtyFresh replied to 2milehi's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
I'm curious how you determined which wires ran from where on the MS board to each pin on the ecu connector. Were there instructions for that with the megasquirt? Amazing build! -
Gear sticking until restart
TheDirtyFresh replied to TheDirtyFresh's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Fluid is at proper level and I changed it recently. I've tried toggling the overdrive switch on and off when it sticks to no avail. I've had the battery in and out a couple of times when welding and such so I would think that would've cleared any memory. Thanks for the suggestions though! -
Gear sticking until restart
TheDirtyFresh replied to TheDirtyFresh's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Bummmmpity bump! -
So, sometimes while driving my pathfinder (auto) the transmission will hold a gear until I turn the truck off then turn it back on. After that it'll be normal as long as I'm driving it. I thought for sure my transmission was toast, but now I'm starting to suspect the TPS or transmission computer? Do these rigs have a separate ecu for the transmission? Does this sound like an issue anyone else has had? Thanks!
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The body lift wasn't complicated, just some elbow grease required for the steering shaft and making sure you don't snap any bolts off. In other news, I have my exhaust on and I couldn't be happier. The only difference at idle is tone not volume, but when you're in the throttle it sounds rowdy! I'll get a YouTube clip up asap for you guys.
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Nice!! that should be everything I need, I'll let you know how it goes!
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I'm thinking about picking up a remote starter before winter sets in, has anyone installed one of these themselves? I wouldn't think it would be overly complicated but I've been wrong before.
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This thread has perfect timing, I just managed to shear mine off the other day!
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The exhaust on pathfinders is pretty simple really, it's a bunch of pretty straight pipes with the only bendy section from the muffler over the axle. My local shops quoted me less than $100 to bend a 2-1/4" pipe. That combined with a magnaflow cat and muffler from ebay I'm in for less than $300. On a side note, new rad in, and my wires from 4x4parts showed up so I can get those in tonight!
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This one shows the lift a bit better because of the lighting,
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New rad en route!
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So I have my body lift on, and I didn't think to rotate the upper rad hose, so it put pressure on the plastic inlet there. Pressure + plastic = broken inlet, has anyone repaired this with any luck or should I just order a new rad?