RedPath88

Yep. same here

I think he is towing a travel trailer with the Pathy and the fridge is in the trailer I am along the lines of what Filthy said.... and agree completely with consulting an RV retailer/shop

Dude, build some half doors or make some tube doors as Aaron mentioned the Yota guys do. Oh and after seeing those pictures I no longer doubt that the locals hate you :lol: As for the jerk who calls the police on you... stay up all night, and if you hair has any length to it wet it, mess it all up then let it air dry (result is a F'ed up do that looks like you just woke) then go out ever 15min starting at 5am and start the truck, rev it a couple time then shut it down and go back in... Repeat. When the police show up, take a few to get to the door act like you just woke (the hair helps here) and claim you do not know what he is talking about, but express how tired of his harassment you are!

94... That really sucks, but it is good news that you are ok and that she will be on the road again Even better that you (and hopefully the rest of us) learned something from this -thnkboutit- MWS... your my kind of engineer 87... as always

There is a rubber plug down inside that compartment which you can run the wires out for a permanent install. This is the same way I did mine and I believe others here have as well.

FSM

Laminate and stick it to the inside of the rear window? Might extend it's life a little

Might be to late, but here you go... Good Luck

*Whips out 1988 Owners Manual and turns to page 2-2

MM, you’re right it is Mr. Pickles who has the lifetime alignment job. iirc he told me that it cost around $100 when he had it done... I want to say that was several years ago. A quick call to Firestone gave me the price ($150) but it is currently on special for $120... Which, they seem to run that price often. I asked they guy about his experience with Pathfinders and he assured me that his shop (Sleater-Kinney Rd in Lacey, WA) has done many of them and does know about them being a bit more difficult to get "right" He also said that he has one on the rack right now and had one scheduled later this week as well. The Lifetime applies to all passenger and light trucks and 4x4's

I think we need to revive the alignment explanation thread again... I am thinking people are a little confused here But then what the Toe, Camber and Caster terms apply too is more than likely "a variable directly proportional to the beer consumed"

Dan to the rescue!

Ok I have to ask... you did take the crank bolt out right? When my engine died I actually destroyed one, nearly two pullers getting mine off (even with a hammer...tap tap ...and PB Blaster). In my case it was because the keys sheared off and allowed the pulley (and timing gear) to turn slighting wedging a bit of the two keys between the pulleys and crank... which made it tighter

*Pats Max on the back... "Welcome"

The link did not work for me either... at least not until I deleted the boards web address at the begining of it. THIS one should work better

How about a "Yes I have it but it needs recharged" option

Late last week I had a coolant leak... first noticed it on the ground just behind the radiator... Saturday I investigated it and found it to be one of the small TBI hoses... the clamp (original) had simply given up. New clamp solved the problem -thnkboutit-

Do they make water proof PC fans... just in case? hmm, I think not

What MWS was getting at is that when recharged the AC system is under great presure... it you "patch" it then you run the risk of the patch coming out and all of the presure being released into the cabin... Aside from the obvious saftey and health risks, there is also the fact that if it did happen you would have wasted time and money. My opinion... replace it. Do it right, do it once and be done with it

Yep, the designer at Nissan who came up with that idea should be shot.... include his boss too. for allowing it to go through

Somebody out your way has got to be able to do it

What? You don't look! :o

Ahh that was EXACTLY what happened It is possible that it was a result of any of those... one thing I wish Nissan would have done would have been to use an Automatic Timing Belt Tentioner.. would have made life so much easier

Exactly why I DON'T have a car anymore.... even though I really do miss my old Taurus Being able to see is a major deal... 'specially when pulling up to a drive through espresso stand! sly

If that was what happened, I except responsibility for my own actions