GrimGreg

Me too, heck there are guys with plows on their Wranglers here. Just keep some good balast over the rear axel while plowing and you should have no troubles in the Pathy.

My guess would be the same, the bad news is since you tried to crank it over again after it stopped you probably have bent valves now.

If nothing else just run it to a switch, quick and easy wirring.

If he messed with the K&N (i'm guessing air filter) maybe he over oiled it or something and some oil got on the MAF?

I can assure that HG has nothing to do with a transaxel -thnkboutit- Its the differential/pinion gear code

I got mine at Jegs.

Oliver, easy conversion is to get Testors transperent red paint and paint the orange part of the lens red.

I never noticed till that pic, but you're missing half your tire carrier

IIRC it's 1/2"

They're so pretty...now go beat on em! My plastics held up to some hard hits with no trouble.

WING DOOR Complete hardware kit including hinges, bolts and screws to convert existing regular doors to wing doors. Will allow you to open your doors both vertically and horizontally. Unique patented design for easy installation. 1988 NISSAN PATHFINDER Our Price: $1435.50 Retail Price: $2416.67 Cut and paste

It looks like it would be on it's side before it could get crossed up. I like the doors, but they look over built.

Must be a member of the Centerlink a month club

Yeah, unless you are running twin turbos and have an inlet on both sides what's the point

I mounted mine on either side of the license plate. the plastic filler piece was gone, and they fit nicely in there to fill the gap.

Looks like an RC version of the $5 "Wally Crawlers". Could be fun to mod though

I know my wife's VW has a little warning light that comes on at milage intervals. It's for the O2 sensor, so that you change it before it goes bad. There's a reset button on the back of the speedo on the firewall for it. The light has come on 3 times that I know of, still has the original sensor, no issues.

Follow the wires for the license plate lights back to where they go into the body and you should find a couple sealed gromets around the same area.

Jesus calm down!

It was an automotive sealer made for use in gas contact areas, it looked and smelled like silicone . It's been there for 2 years without any trouble or leaks.

The previous owner of my 93 installed a remote start on it. More so nice in the winter to pre-heat everything.

My guess is either the crossover hose like mentioned before or the sending unit. My sending units gasket got to a point it was leaking, changed it out with a new one, still leaked, so it got some silicone. If you open the access panel in the rear cargo floor and look at the top of the sending unit you'll know it's leaking if it looks wet around the sending unit. I would get the sent of fuel in the air after it sat for a little while.

AC is about the only thing I wanted/needed in mine. I like simple and basic.

I've always had good luck with them, but not everyone has. Sometimes depends on what you are getting, and who else might have it.