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I've been lazy lately, but I'm finally moving forward with the rear tire carrier! I ordered rivnuts and bolts from McMaster (hopefully shipping isn't outrageous since they don't tell you what it'll be...), my current game plan is to go with rivnuts in the hard to reach spots, and either a metal plate+washer+nuts or larger fender washer+nuts (nylock). I'll update when I get around to doing it. Here's a fun little update- me and some friends went out and were just doing some trail driving. Found a little hilly challenge and decided to give it a go. Definitely steeper than it looks in the video! Pathfinder made it up just fine Also, slightly off topic, but kayaking went great:

Went for a bit of a drive!

I had to do the exact same thing with some swivels and tape to change my passenger side front o2 sensor

More OHV fun on a day off

Got everything all buttoned up and now runs smoothly. No more check engine light and a happy driver. But man ran into some issues first being the access to the passenger side upstream O2 sensor. I grabbed some extensions and swivels and broke it loose and managed to cram my arm in there and loosen it by hand. Installation was the reverse way. Next being as I was crying on the inside getting at the O2 sensor I noticed that my fan was being held on by a thread and like a revolution from blowing up lol. So I Amazon primed a new fan that's coming in 2 days. Lastly the passenger side VVT solenoid didnt come with a gasket so I made a emergency run to the dealership and snagged the last one in stock. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Haven't been here for awhile I'd say. Yes the pathy still runs and after cleaning the solenoids and having the code come up once again and clearing it one more time it hasn't came on for 300 miles so I think I'm in the good for the P0011 code. Now the only code its throwing is the P0152 and P0051 for the upstream O2 sensor on the passenger side. So I just bought Hitachi VVT solenoids because why not and hopefully dont have to deal with the code again and bought some Denso O2 sensors for both upstreams as I already replaced the 2 downstreams earlier. Sucky part for today is that I dont have access to my garage so I'm out in the street replacing the parts lol. It sucks forgetting a tool in the garage because you have to do the walk of shame and find out you forgot something else and gotta do it again. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Is this the brother we met when you visited? You are an AWESOME brother to tackle that big of a project for him. Kind of looks like a Pines to Spines Delivery Vehicle to me (eh[mention=37543]TowndawgR50[/mention]?) Honestly, that would be a fun roadtrip!

Yeah it's a pain to get at Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

I have a Pathfinder... it needs help, I need time to help it.

Bilstiens are on, part no. 33185569, same as @02_Pathy. Thanks for the help!