TerranoNZ

15x7 I have seen those rims you want on a Terrano http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Car-parts-accessories/Wheels-tyres/4x4/auction-253487939.htm

I'll go out on a limb and say that all Jap 6 stud wheels are the same PCD, just the offset differs.

Mitsubishi Pajero wheels

Best step by step guide ever

I bought some shocks from USA ages ago, I started out ordering some cheap ones $100US they sent me a receipt and I changed my mind and went with some rebuildable $200US ones... Then I find out because it was over $1000NZ I needed an importing license But they asked for a receipt, so I sent them the 1st cheap one. The guy rang me up saying the price on the package is more than what the receipt is for.... "OH FOR *my "vocabulary" is so small* SAKE DON"T TELL ME THEY SENT THE WRONG ONES" Still had to pay duty, but it was half price Good luck

I'd agree 100%, the only problem is.... How the hell did the nut get back on. I doubt it "came off" by it's self

Haven't seen one for sale, but the shipping would be a killer. http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=249426513 pitty it's one of the rears missing...I'm guessing these look like mine on the 93. I did once....No one wanted them Can't find the thread.

You ain't seen nothing..... How bout the "I just had an accident with a plumbers van" look Pezzy them

Here's a better pic

How bout getting an aussie to ship one over to you, or take measurements Sorry, best link I could find. http://www.carpoint.com.au/all-cars/pdf/7401056.aspx?p=%2Fprint.aspx%3FR%3D7401056%26AllModules%3D1%26tabID%3D2208825&fn=7401056

We already have a thread open about this http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=24291&pid=443159&st=0entry443159

Is that the orifice plug? Mine didn't have the plug, so I didn't need to do it.

I didn't have a press, just made something ugly that worked Would of been easier to have the correct tool, but they got the job done. Don't forget to hook up the check valve to the shifter when putting the valve body back on.

Chances are that throwing different oil at it won't cure it. Like my old 88 that just wouldn't shut up (lifter noise that would come and go regularly) This is what I found That's the shaft that the rockers sit on. The only real fix is replacing the rockers and shafts Here is some links to some rockers (can't seem to find shafts though), you may find cheaper http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/search/?...ame:Rocker+Arm)

Funny, my 93's speedo is electric Check with "unccpathfinder" I believe he swapped a round dash into his older 2dr

*Continues the echo* Yeah, great work giving up your time to this I'm sure you both had other thing to get done

Adam just asked me about my trans issue because he thought it was the same as yours 4X4pathy94. Sounds like it to me. Read my members ride thread to see more info. Here is a pic of what broke inside the torque converter, but you should be able to see the stripped spline without opening it up. Good luck guys

I'm guessing through a dealer....Ask Derek or the other guy who works @ a dealership who sells parts to us Can't find one on other sites, not even the one I bought my kit from

The pump is behind the torque converter Removal requires taking the bell housing off

I wouldn't suggest it. I had a pair of 6X9's mounted back there and the weight overloaded the struts. They sounded and a few months after putting them in one of the cones came apart (No more bass from that speaker) Rip the back seats out and put 4 15's in

Looks sharp....For a 4dr Good to see you have a square dash to mount your Clino to.

Here's one from 2006 http://npora.ipbhost.com//index.php?showto...lter+Relocation My install

Dare we ask HOW much?

I is a Someone Also here is a very useful thread on how to install the square ones. http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=1499&st=40 BTW Tungsten, What colour? Brown grey or grey like the one in the pic?

Have a look @ my members rides thread for links to the trans place I dealt with....Just rebuilt my trans Also you'll find the extra parts #'s of some parts the kit was missing. Check out the "How to" section as well for my write up on installing the shift kit Good luck with the rebuild....May the force be with you