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solidbob

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  • Your Pathfinder Info
    1992 Pathfinder. Automatic 4WD Just bought in 09' 190,000 miles. First time owner.
  • Mechanical Skill Level
    Screwdriver Mechanic
  • Your Age
    30-35
  • What do you consider yourself?
    Do Not Go Off-Road
  • Model
    SE
  • Year
    1992

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Fort Collins, CO

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  1. You said nut lube. Sorry, had to. Been playing for about 20 years. I have a 97' Gibson Les Paul Standard, a 1966 Gibson Melody Maker and a 2003 Fender Telecaster Custom 72' Reissue. I've also got a ****** 100watt Fender solid state half stack and a Sovtek Mig60 with a 2-12 cab. Sovtek sounds amazing.
  2. That thing does look amazing. I think the red interior is also ugly but it seems to be in perfect shape.
  3. Found this on my local Craigslist. Would this be worth it for just the front grill and side step bars? I'm looking to put some of this stuff on my 92. Looks like it may have some other decent parts too. Anyone in the area, might be worth it to check out. http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1322176471.html]
  4. thanks! he said it was a ten digit number but sounded like he knew what it was. I'll try one more time with this info.
  5. So I talked to the Nissan dealership a second time, I gave him the 25020 part number, told him where it was located on the instrument cluster and what it does, he said he has it listed as some kind of voltage amp and that it costs $120! He described it as the little silver box on the back with the three wires also. I think I will go the Radio Shack route and do the soldering job that is posted somewhere here, that costs 2 dollars. If that doesn't work I may look for one in a junk yard but there is no way I'm paying $120 for that part. Not even positive it is the voltage regulator but for 2 bucks I can't afford not to try it. I'm thinking it is because no matter how much I drive my temp gauge also never moves. Also, does anyone know an easy way to disable that annoying chime when the driver's door is open? That drives me crazy. Thanks for all the input. WIth all the great info on here it almost looks like I know what I'm doing.
  6. So I've been following threads for changing the regulator for the gas and temp gauges, as mine do not work in my 92 Pathfinder. I called the Nissan dealership and they can't find nor have they heard of this part. I explained it to him, what it does, looks like and even the part # from one of the PDFs another poster provided us about how to change it. Is there a certain way to ask for this? I asked for the voltage regulator for the gas/temp gauges that is located behind the instrument cluster. I'll try radio shack as i heard it's a pretty generic part but I don't really want to tear my dash apart if I get the wrong thing. Thanks
  7. That's what I thought. Thanks!
  8. I found this cable under my hood and 3 different mechanics can't tell me what it's for. I'll try to post up these pics I've taken. The first is the end of the cable. I'm assuming it is supposed to connect to the battery and looks to be a positive cable as it is fused. It was laying beside the battery when I got my pathfinder. The other photos is where it ends, couple cables look to go towards the headlight and one other goes across towards the driver's side somewhere. My best guess is that's it's for fog lights as I have a button that I'm guessing is for the fog lights (4th picture) that does nothing. Looks like there may be spots where they used to be under the headlights. Thanks for the help, sorry if I'm answering my own ??. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2452/369463..._4aa899bc91.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3654/369543..._efaaa36ee6.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2649/369463..._a68bbcf230.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2495/369543..._764185b8ca.jpg
  9. Just got my pathfinder recently, haven't really used the heater or ac yet but I will definitely have to check this out. Easy, free preventive maintenance projects rule!
  10. Just got done riding with my blue heeler "Pilsner" when I read this. He loves the truck! Guess you have to click on the pic, not sure why it didn't come up?? But it does when you click.
  11. Will do. In the shop right now, I should get it back tomorrow and I'll PM you with the info. I thought the VIN looked a little different than what you were talking about.
  12. Thanks for the info. So with these options would you say I have an SE or XE? Like I said I've seen pathfinders that say "Pathfinder SE" on the back lift gate but mine just says Pathfinder but I have all the options.
  13. Just got my pathfinder. Just says it's a pathfinder but, doesn't say SE or XE but I thought I read somewhere that it depends on what options package you have and mine seems to be pretty loaded. Not sure why it wouldn't specify SE or XE if it was, just thought with all the options it may be one of those. Any info on this would be appreciated. 92' Pathfinder V6 Automatic 4WD Sunroof Roof rack Power windows/locks Cruise Control Sport/Touring option Has another button next to Sport/Touring that I guess is fog lights but I don't think it currently does anything. Also has the E-AT button, which I've read about but not totally sure how to use it. Also, I read somewhere that you should leave Overdrive on all the time. Is this correct? The orange overdrive light comes on when I turn it off. Seems a little weird but I'm totally new to these vehicles. Thanks!
  14. "Problems with your fuel and temp gauges are common with the 95 and older trucks. On the back of your cluster is a small box with some wires coming out of it going to different points on the cluster. This is a voltage regulator for the gauges and it is known to fail. I got a new one at my local dealer for about $25 and it took about a total of 2 min to replace. (from MrReverse)" I got this from the tips thread. Just bought my 92' Pathfinder and gas gauge isn't working. I'm hoping this is the problem and it's not in the tank. Anyway, my question is: Where exactly is this cluster located? Is it in the dash behind he gauges or under the hood against the firewall? Sorry, I'm new to Pathfinders and haven't worked on any cars since high school. Any advice pics or descriptions of what this looks like would be great, thanks!
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