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adamzan

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  1. Everything should be the same, pull as much as you can!
  2. Lol did you not notice the belt missing while you were checking fluids. That or it is extremely loose.
  3. If moisture gets into the system it will ruin the dryer and allow acid to form on the inside. It won't be something that happens over night but it will cause components to fail eventually. If it were mine, I would charge it with some dye, find all leaks even small ones, and repair them, and then pull a vacuum/recharge. The thing with small leaks is they can take months before you even notice any r134a is gone, performance wise.
  4. 1992 was the last year for the pathy to have r12 i believe. I just pulled an a/c compressor off a 93 in the JY and it was r134a as well.
  5. You can't just keep jamming more refridgerant in without measuring the pressure. You at least had a pressure guage on your charging hose, right? The service manual has the correct pressures for the various ambient temps. If you over charge it the pressure will be too high and you could pop one of the lines.
  6. We had to heat mine with a oxy acetylene torch. Once you got it red hot and dumped water on it a few times it cracked free. Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk
  7. Well if the steering components are worn, you should replace them regardless...Maybe you're tightening them too much? Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk
  8. Or you could replace the neutral safety switch and not have to worry about it ever again.
  9. I don't get why people are waiting for a write up. Its exactly the same as swapping in the factory trans. Except you swap the sub harness. Thats it. Hell i even used the speed sensor from the x tcase. Put down the phone/keyboard and get under the truck! Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk
  10. The frame is plenty strong, unless of course, yours is rusted through.
  11. They do have a lock button on the manual ones. Mine auto pathy i know for sure won't release the key without it being in park. Maybe bring a jumper pack and see if you can get it to release. Or just remove the whole ignition. Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk
  12. Might just want to buy a new one from nissan, they aren't that expensive.
  13. Not with an Xterra/frontier auto swapped in. They were redesigned to fix this issue.
  14. Same thing happened to me. I can't really tell you why reverse fails.
  15. Sorry to say this, but the only fix is a new transmission or rebuild. Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk
  16. While the lift and all that is cool, damn I love that color
  17. If it's really hot out and you have the air on it should sound like a dump truck with the fan clutch. If it doesn't you might have an issue there. Or the pressure is too low like ^ said.
  18. The auto darkening part must be nice.
  19. Anything's is better than the 95 trans. I have the xterra one. It came from a 2002 supercharged. You need the flex plate if you get a sc one. As the torque converter bolt pattern is different. But the rest is plug and play. Might need some longer vent hose but no big deal. You also need the sub harness from your old trans. Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk
  20. I think they are a 17. I've replaced the ones behind the vent controls and they looked the same as the small dash ones. There were two of the same size but one was higher wattage. I got the higher one and they are nice and bright Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk
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