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Heat and torque. Aluminum and steel can get pretty stuck on each other. If it won't break free, try turning the other way, then back again. I got lucky on a brake line the other day by getting it hot and melting candle wax into it. Took a while, but came out without breaking anything.2 points
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I echo Slartibartfast's recommendations for replacing your negative battery cable as you don't want to inadvertently cause stress on your battery or alternator. It's not that bad of a job to replace it yourself either I also had to replace mine a few weeks ago due to it being too lose and it was causing a no crank no start issue for me from time to time. You can find one relatively cheap on Amazon that's where I got my replacement negative battery cable from. Here's a link https://amzn.to/3ReK2Tg Chris.1 point
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Should be good enough.1 point
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Yeah, that could explain a few things. The wire is a good get-you-home fix, but I recommend picking up a replacement ground cable, or at least a new terminal end.1 point
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just thought I would let you know I ended up finding Transfer Case Module with the same part number as mine for $189 a lot better then paying $2000 from Nissan,thanks are bunch for your help Slartibartfast hopefully it's just plug and play and no reprogramming needed.1 point