Toby

Yeah but it'd end up being cheaper than trying to import one. I think certain companies export front clips. shame Nissan didn't capitalize on the RHD Terranos for something like US Mail use.

x2. Front clip would probably be easier. importing stuff is a hell of a pain for the US. And to import something like a Pathfinder/Terrano isn't worth it. Well. In my eyes.

If you got the knowledge to modify seat brackets that much to get R50 seats into the WD21 wiring up the heat shouldn't be so bad. Although if R50's had power you'd have to run all your own wiring for that. it isn't too hard though. I've done it for a few vehicles.

I like power seats for moving the seat up and down and other weird angles. My camaro had a 8-way power driver's seat. It was nice. My Suburban had it too. I loved it because i sit in weird positions. The Pathfinder I am fine with having manual seats.

I haven't been around long enough for you to know me lol.

lol he got all bent about it first. I was reiterating my point. Don't really see much problem with it.

sick burn dawg

..... That was the most retarded post i've ever read here. No offense, but you don't like it. Big deal. Some of us do. Leather seats suck to sit on in the cold. Warms you up faster as well. I'm just saying power seats not being available back then should have at least been available to compete with other models. Only my camaro and suburban have had power seats. Rest have been manual.

pretty much lol

I liked them in my camaro. In vehicles where the seat gets moved alot it's nice. Certain seats are a pain to move when manual though. It'd be nice to have some power options on my pathfinder but all is good.

My s10 makes 120 at the crank and maybe 70-80hp at the rear wheels.... the toyota yaris loaded with people is faster than my truck in 0-60.

Used to be a guy who came into my old job that had a Cavalier with Honda logos.

My step father's continental did that.

they weren't as bad off road. Still could be better. But power seats are just kind of one of those things you'd think almost all cars or SUVs would have available. They made S10's with power seats lol. Also Infiniti didn't offer a variant of the WD21 i don't think

Yeah i looked up the specs for the WD21's. I find it odd it never had power seats. I don't mind but it's just weird.

Truck is at my step brother's shop now. The gear on the speed sensor was stripped. Meaning the drive gear is probably chipped. So to save myself a headache and having to rip apart the T-Case I'm replacing it with a used one out of a 94 HB with 120k from the C4C program. Hopefully they get the T-Case pulled soon so i can have my pathfinder back. you never realize how uncomfortable pathfinders are until you're back in a standard cab shortbed.

I dunno. all i've ever seen is XE's up close. I don't know if power seats were even available. Edit: Looked it up. Power seats were not available. Strange.

I assume it's a shared plug for heated/power seats then?

I was more curious about the random wire

Got a shift boot out of a 94 HB. Picture doesnt really show it but it looks brand new despite a little bit of dirt from a window being cracked. Also got the center console out of it. Also I know it's probably been covered... but wtf is this?

manual

It's a bomb you have to keep your pathfinder over 55mph or else it will explode *insert cheesy line here*

If you let it build up it wouldn't help. I imagine you'd get a good bit of it if you do it on a regular basis.

Last I checked it's recommended you spray the underbody of the truck after the winter. I imagine you'd get the flares as well.

Tried searching but got 400000000000 threads. I found some like new leather seats in an R50. Question is, is would they bolt up to the WD21's floor? Or would i need to modify the seat brackets for the front/back? edit: also how do I remove the shift boot? Are the bolts under the carpet?