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Steve_RI

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  1. I have the Motive bleeder. It works well, but on the Nissan you need to use the universal adapter (in your pic on the right) on the MC. It can be difficult to get a good seal, but once everything is sealed properly it makes bleeding the brakes a breeze. Don't overpressurize the system; I usually pump it up to 8-10psi. You can also download the instructions from the motive sight if they don't come with the unit.
  2. The stock Nissan MTF (GL-4) is approximately 12.0cSt at 100 degrees celcius. MT90 is a 75W90 weight at about 14 cSt. Redline MTL has a viscosity of 11.1 cSt. These fuids are fully synthetic and have worked fine in both of my Pathfinders. The MT-90 will be toughter to shift in cold temps, so the best thing to do is mix it with some MTL to bring the viscosity down closer to 12.0cSt. They are completely compatible.
  3. Hmmm, that's interesting because I was under the assumption that the "5:30" position was referring to the allen key insert on the tensioner, not which way the actual allen wrench is pointing? This is confirmed by looking at the FSM diagram for proper tensioning. I've done it twice now and I can't recall how you would end up in that position and not have the belt too loose or too tight. Are you using the tensioner spring? (After looking closely, I can see the spring in your pic)
  4. Actually, ATF contains little, if any, detergents. It's usually the chemical flush that is used in some shops that cause the problems. I would just do drain and refills. Keeping that old, additive depleted fluid in there, is just going to kill you tranny quicker. For the detergent in ATF: http://theoildrop.server101.com/cgi/ultima...ic;f=5;t=002977
  5. You might try a Wix oil filter just to see if there is any difference. These are quality oil filters as well and they have a reliable silicone ADBV. The NAPA Gold and CarQuest Premium filters are also rebadged Wix filters.
  6. Well, the fact that it sits for a while allows most, if not all, oil to drain to the pan. A filter with a leaky ADBV will only compound the issue. The Mobil1 flows quickly, so that is not the issue assuming you use the 5W/10W - 30? Sludge deposits could impede the flow of the oil, but since you use Mobil1 this is probably unlikely.
  7. So OR99.5Speed, did you put a stock nissan clutch in your truck? I'm curious as to what that guy Dave had to say.
  8. The synthetic Supertech at Walmart is also a cheap semi-syn. It's made by Warren Performance Products and is pretty good for the $, IMO.
  9. Mr. Pickles, a question on that kit you bought off ebay (the Chassis 1 stuff). What components have grease fittings? It looks like the ball joints do, but I can't tell if the tie rods do. thanks!
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