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turbonegro

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  • Your Pathfinder Info
    1992 XE-V6
  • Mechanical Skill Level
    Wrench And Socket Set Mechanic
  • Your Age
    30-35
  • What do you consider yourself?
    Do Not Go Off-Road
  • Model
    XE
  • Year
    1992

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  • Location
    Sylmar, CA
  • Country
    United States

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  1. Thank you for all of the suggestions. I called around to see if I coould buy just the ball mounts and no one had them. I then asked if they had the strut with the ball mount included, and again no dice. So I ended going to the dealer and buying the ball mounts and using the aftermarket struts. It worked out however the mounts were 11 bucks a piece. So overall it was 100 bucks to replace both struts. Pieces and Creases
  2. Can I purchase the mounts, I dont have anything to cut the factory struts of with?
  3. Can anyone tell me how to remove the liftgate support struts from a 92? They do not resemble the new I purchased from autozone, there is no c-clamp to remove. Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
  4. The issue is I think my clutch safety switch is bad however I cannot locate it. Oh and with all my fooling around my turn signals no longer work
  5. No, everything looks securely connected. Is it possible my truck was converted from an auto to a manual? If so could there be a park/neutral switch somewhere?
  6. Thank you for the quick response. There is only a regular nut and bolt in that bracket where the pedal comes into contact with the bracket when the clutch is depressed.
  7. First timer here so bare with me. Recently my 92 Pathfinder (M/T) decided to no crank, no start. Battery good, battery cables good. I removed the interlock relay and put in a jump wire and it fired right up. So I figure it has to be a bad relay and go buy a new one and put it in and nothing. Put the jump wire back in and I'm back in business. My buddy who is a mechanic tells me I have a bad clutch switch. I looked 300 times and I see no clutch switch. He wont believe me. Am I somehow unable to see it, was it moved, is it possible it never had one? Any thoughts? Thanks
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