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Yes, hinge may be a better word. I don't see different color codes available - perhaps they only came in black. Nissan 88327-42G10 Cover-Cushion Hinge,Rear Seat 1987-1995 Nissan Pathfinder 8832742G10 Part Description Cover-Cushion Hinge,Rear Seat Lookup Code 88327N Position Rear Replaces 88327-42G02, 88327-42G00, 88327-42G01 Manufacturer Nissan Require Quantity 041 point
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Yep, I spent a while browsing through Summit and Jegs. Their filters are somewhat useful, but that’s how I came across the CTS-V option, was looking for OE replacements and there were some options. Also found this odd site, size.name, that just a bunch of radiator specs and limited filters. Found a couple with useful sizes, except they were pretty much all for international vehicles or still used mechanical fans. One for a Terrano would have worked well, slightly narrower than R50. VG33 equipped trucks are similarly sized, but the outlet on the passenger side when I need it on the drivers side. The good news is that I did a little research on the “expansion tank” setup, and the CTS-V option may actually be viable now. Amazon has universal tanks and there’s should be enough space to mount above the steering box. The overflow I could actually spill into the OE reservoir, and I think I’d just need to tee-in a return line somewhere…and I think I’d have just the spot by the thermostat. Now it’s just a matter of pricing this out…RA wants $40 for a replacement fan wiring harness, and I’d need two of them. That’s not happening.1 point
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I had my headlights fail while driving once. Lost high and low, both sides, while driving. Not what you want. If the plugs are that bad, I'd be a bit leery of the bulbs--if they can't get a 9004 plug right, what else did they screw up? If you're sure they're alright, I'd cut the plugs off a cheap set of regular bulbs that do fit and hard wire them to the garbage plugs. Is the light output worth the trouble?1 point
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an older pic of before i did my lights and other stuff. This was taken right after I did my AC springs and KYB shocks/struts and got my big 265/70/R16 tires on there. Just me messing around a bit and smilin' all big, putting the Q on a random rock lol1 point
