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RedPath88

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  1. This has yet to be determined.. I know what it was supposed to get however
  2. I would still say that it is the switch on the rear hatch.. for two reasons. 1: When it happens (ie bumps, rough roads) 2: It's is a known problem with WD21 Pathfinders I don't "think " I have one, but is the red light something like a Door Ajar warning lamp? If that is the case then it would support the rear door switch as being the problem. Someone else will follow, but iirc the fix is to space the latch out with a couple of washers.. but I am not 100% sure of that. Several here have fixed this issue they will be able to give better details on it
  3. Yes I have a couple of bent 555's that I got from another member. I was told that they are MOOG parts which have a lifetime warranty He gave them to me because he SAS'ed his truck and no longer need them. I have yet to try and exchanged them... anyone have a MOOG receipt
  4. Options for replacement are... get a new one or convert to electric.
  5. GC Phil, glad to see you are stepping up and helping out the Pathfinder community.. and helping those in need by strengthening the rigs of those who deliver items of necessity to them :clap: Good job to both of you
  6. What are the odds of the XJ flares lining up properly with the door? -thnkboutit-
  7. Depends on the year of yota your talking about... 84-88 trucks and 84-89 4Runners have flat top fenders. But 79-83 & 89up trucks and 90up 4Runners have round top fenders.
  8. Mr. P bought some, but I don't think he has installed them yet.
  9. Jason.. I just realized your a local man...
  10. And the ONLY unibody path Unless the rumors are true and Nissan does go back to it for the next revision Maybe the caR52?
  11. Oh no, not to worry... I think it may have been mentioned here before... maybe. the how to is on another forum. no biggy man. In fact, it has brought it to the attention of many who had no idea
  12. This is not really a new thing, people have been doing it for a long time. There is another how to on this topic... So given this and that PL is recommended that it is "mainly for offraod" then the difference in track should not be to big of a deal.
  13. First get the wheels balanced... Then, are the shocks in good shape?
  14. Yep, Adams right... High Pressure
  15. It's been talked about and outlined.. but I don't "think" it was in a lifter specific thread
  16. What do you need to know? I'll assume your are ticking... if the tick goes away right after or soon after starting then your probably ok... they are just draining but they do refill. If the tick stays, then first make sure it's not the exhaust that is ticking. If your sure that it is a lifter(s) then get a stethoscope and pinpoint which one(s) , call the dealer, pick some up and replace them.
  17. What size are your tires? They look to be 225x75/15's. If that is the case then I would recommened some 31's then a lift. If you plan on going to a tire bigger than 31's then you should get the lift and tires and install them at the same time... IMO
  18. His trucks not running in any of those pics *my gauge does not register unless the key is on They look all right.. but I would be intersted in your long term opinion on night driving with them.
  19. Again, I will refer you back to those two threads... the 87 will look different than the ones pictures on Siggy's truck... and subject to opinion, may not look good at all. 84-88 Toyota Trucks including 4Runners to '89 had a flat top wheel well.. so the flares are an entirely different shape than the ones pictured. Maybe that flat top will look good given the trim line in our trucks sides... but until someone tries it and provides pics, we just do not know for sure.
  20. Many people run external tranny coolers in front of the radiator (on Pathys and others) and seldom, if ever is it a problem
  21. Bushwacker does not make a direct fit "cutout" flare for Pathfinders... if you read the whole thread (both of them) you will learn that. But they do make ones for other trucks that could likely fitted to a Pathy. Siggy's are for a 79-83 Toyota truck and he was able to make them work. Slick, yours are not the cut out or pocket style flares... after a look on thier site your flares appear to be either OE Style or from the Extend-a-Fender line After looking at the site it appears that they no longer make anything for WD21's... seems they trimmed the product line as a whole for older trucks (don't even list my 83 yota anymore)
  22. Good to hear that it ws a cheap fix... congrats on the success
  23. You might check out this topic from over a year ago Icelandic Flares, Terrano/Pathfinder Fender Flares In the first post, first line you will find a link back to the original topic that lead up to this. (more pics and info)
  24. Maybe for Nissan... but GM and Ford alone have had 3.8+ V6's for a long time
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