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seanycinco

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  • Your Pathfinder Info
    Hell's Angler
  • Mechanical Skill Level
    Wrench And Socket Set Mechanic
  • Your Age
    22-29
  • What do you consider yourself?
    I Go When I Can
  • Model
    SE
  • Year
    1994

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    Stockholm
  • Country
    Sweden

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  1. Thanks! No, never heard of it – what I meant is that this is originally a German-market Nissan Terrano. A quick search is showing that the truck was imported to Sweden and registered here in 2006 by the original owner. And RainGoat – thank you as well. Big fan of the lego wheels myself. But those graphics had to go – there was a full sponsored decal package on the sides and rear featuring a couple fishing brands and a team name, plus a giant, angry-looking fish on the hood above "HELL'S ANGLERS" in 10-inch letters. The misfire's gone now as well – I'll have to start a thread soon.
  2. Nice, thanks for the tips! I witnessed some horrific rust in the rear axle area of a PF while watching a 4-wheeling youtube channel (body joined to frame with bike U-lock!), so I made sure to inspect the entire frame on mine before purchasing – there is some surface rust on the top of the frame rails in certain points, but all other steel appears to be clean and shiny under the layer of black undercoating that still covers the majority of the frame. And regarding the timing belt – I just heard from the previous owner there was a timing chain conversion. Hopefully that's good for a while, but I'll definitely be inspecting it when I get the chance. Also, it looks like the other drive belts are showing their age and should be replaced soon. Since the attachment in my first post doesn't seem to be displaying, here's an embedded photo of the truck in question Cheers
  3. Hi from Sweden, This will be my first post on here but at least my 100th time visiting – I just picked up a German import 1994 Terrano V6 4WD AT a few weeks back for roughly $350 USD, and I'm hooked. Charcoal grey metallic with grey leather interior, in decent shape aside from some serious body rust and a bad fuel injector, this thing previously served as a fishing expedition vehicle, traveling all over Europe with a 20-foot boat in tow. After it developed an engine misfire, it was quickly replaced with a newer truck and parked in a driveway where it sat for over two years. It wasn't in great shape when I went to go see it, but a jump start had it up and running almost immediately. I was able to drive it home on the freeway with no major issues, and I've since spent a few days a week wrenching on it in the driveway. Having previously owned a first-generation Infiniti G35 back in the states, I'd always consulted forums like these to learn how to perform all maintenance, repairs, and upgrades myself. And it's definitely nice to be back in the Nissan family with such a helpful resource as this one. So far the list of fixes includes an oil change, new battery, new rear quarter window, new spark plugs, new fuel filter, new key, new stereo, rear spare tire latch repair, and some surface rust removal/repainting. A new set of fuel injectors is currently on the way from Australia – I'm thinking I might as well replace a few gaskets while I have the intake manifold out. Will be consulting the 94 FSM that's floating around. Let me know if you have any tips! Thanks all -Sean
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