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It's the same for US models NissanUSA Path Specs
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See what happens when you lift an R50!
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Front diff. breather tube location?
RedPath88 replied to Clayman's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
Thats the way my Yota is.. and it was always my belief that most, if not all were the same -
Front diff. breather tube location?
RedPath88 replied to Clayman's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
Maybe so, but this might be something we need to figure out before someone is handed incorrect info and loses a xfer case as a result -thnkboutit- -
Front diff. breather tube location?
RedPath88 replied to Clayman's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
Here is some info from three different sources... 1988 Factory Owners Manual (Came new with my truck) Haynes Repair Manual (#72030) Chilton’s Repair Manual (#52500) If you take note of the Haynes manual entry, you will find that Both MM and V6 appear to be correct on which oil the Transfer Case uses... the confusion may be in the years the oil/fluid is used. Can anyone with a 91-95 WD21 verify the oil for the transfer case? Maybe through an Factory Owners Manual (FOM) or Factory Service Manual (FSM)? -
How about the recent sticker design faded into the background. Straight or maybe set at an angle.. low to high across the card, flyer, etc?
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Yep, just checking
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Dude that sucks.. but I guess you could have lost more. Other than "How about another Pathy" I think most of what I would have said has already been covered above^^^
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Ok after looking through profiles here I have to ask... Ryan, in your original posting were you asking about actual NPORA Members or just Forum Members? Because if were talking just forum members, I have met one… although he has not been active on this board (joined, never posted) he has been active on others. Of the actual NPORA Members I have met none, missed my chance yesterday. When I voted I assumed you were talking about NPORA Members. Was I wrong, or do people just need to do as Jim asked day's ago and update their forum profiles?
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cd changer went to a better place...
RedPath88 replied to marc_andrew's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
Looks good And if your not dependant on having CD's spread all over the cabin, the MP3 Player will work out great. Side bonus may be (as long as you toss the MP3 Player in the glove box, to fool them) is when people look in for something to steal, they will see no CD's and only a tape deck... basically telling them to "I’m a cheap bastage, nothing to steal here” -
We have CarQuest stores scattered around here too. You can use their Store Locator To find them.
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Your right, but someone had to state the obvious. By answering MM's seemingly rhetorical question. -thnkboutit-
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He passed on a couple more pictures of that truck. These give a better idea of how they look than the prior one does. Picture 1 Picture 2 I think these look great! And since this truck is not running huge tires, I believe that it makes the install of fender flares like these more feasible to the rest of us.
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^^^That's basically what I do as well^^^
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That's exactly what I want for my truck! A number of years ago, a friend of mine took a push bar made for another truck and bolted it to his bumper using custom made (hacked) brackets.. He really thought that it would protect his truck
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Zero, have not met anyone else. Can't make it to Kent tomorrow, so who knows maybe another day. BTW 88... Better check that spelling Runs and
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Same here, 5th manages just fine as long as you’re easy on it at lower speeds.
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No I would not! A vehicle that was designed to have the doors removable is one thing, but Pathfinders were not. The door is part of the structural integrity of the vehicle as a whole. Without the doors that integrity has been compromised. Nope, you’re not the only one who can see a problem here.
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Nice... don't often see something like that.
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If you do do it, take GG's advice and take them off by removing the hinge pins. Also, V6's point about rolling without doors is a valid one and worth serious consideration.
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As V6 and GG said, yes they will. I replaced the hinge pins and bushings on my driver’s door. Although getting the old bushings out was a PITA, the door fits as good as when it was new.
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Yeah LOL Well guess it can't hurt... Welcome (again )
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This is also now on hold. The truck is not going to be used as a trade in and is now sitting while he "decides" what to do with it. I have an idea.. Sell it to me!!! I think he just has not come to terms with selling it too his wife’s ex boyfriend BTW he can keep her, I just want the truck
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Well this thread kinda evolved into another (One Pathy's Value?) which is also now on hold. They truck is not going to be used as a trade in and is just sitting while he "decides" what to do with it.. I think he just has not come to terms with selling it too his wife’s ex boyfriend BTW he can keep her, I just want the truck
