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devonianwalk

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  1. What the? Does he not get along with the mechanics or something? That can't be right. I'm with bushnut .. what code he is getting?
  2. Awesome! I hope the rest of your project is all downhill from here.
  3. Thanks for chiming in. I will make sure to follow this thread as it progresses. Oh, and great first post. I'm pretty sure mine was more along the lines of, "What's the biggest tires/wheels can I get on my 99.5?"
  4. Well you don't know if you can trust a tow truck driver. They always wear dirty ball caps, have small hands and smell like cabbage. I like the suggestion about removing the wire and disconnecting the injector. How many people are riding around with a cylinder missing? Hmm ... maybe 15 miles is a little far.
  5. SO ready to go camping again. Weather is cooperating now ..

  6. That's what I do. I use a 20" length of fuel line hose to hand thread the plugs.
  7. Pull out the lips and over the gums. Watch out testicles, here I .. WHHHhaaaaat?

  8. The top out issues go away when the springs settle. I would tell you how long had I not cranked my stereo to drown out the sound!
  9. I had an '89 Astro van that was taken to a lazy mechanic as well. I don't think that it gave me any fits coming out.
  10. When mine was stock I solely used it for trips and tailgating at college football games. In fact, I wanted a SUV so that I could tailgate (we have season tix).
  11. Yes. If I can avoid it, I do (now). I learned my lesson the hard way.
  12. Yes. I totally agree. Even though that older WD21 Pathy is in the way, it is one nice looking rig. Don't you have a better shot of her?
  13. It is possible to install the rack with the inners attached. Go that route if you can.
  14. Wait, there's another Nissan forum? See ya' suckers!!! I agree that it's ashamed there aren't that many R51's here. There was a really nice looking black one someone had here. It was a couple of years ago ... I think? All I remember is that it had blue suspension components and 35" tires. Very nice looking rig.
  15. Pffft! We only get the occasional "drive by" from the R51 crowd. I can't see anyone with the 2013+ sticking around.
  16. Even though this link is not on NPORA, you might find your answer here. Towncivilian frequents these boards and is a moderator on the NICO site. http://forums.nicoclub.com/elec-b-fuse-battery-drain-t553583.html
  17. Your recollection is most probably better than mine so, we'll go with yours. Ah-hem .. Ironman springs are a no-no.
  18. Well, you were going for lift with those, right? I think the Darek just wants to regain the sagging issue.
  19. Good heavens! $50 for a special tool or $9 for a chinese pipe wrench. I would get the tool if I planned on being a mechanic though.
  20. Ahh. Good, well, at least they are probably using 2WD models instead of wasting heavier 4WD's.
  21. GREAT GOOGALY-MOOGALY! What's the back story for that pic? Stunt or race?
  22. I agree. Tuned it back to keep it bullet proof maybe?
  23. I actually got in touch with a member here that "runs the ship" at a Nissan parts counter. His user name is "Alkorahil" He hooked me up with new rack mounts and the other stuff. Chances are, he'll get you Nissan parts cheaper than going to your local Nippo dealership. I'm soo trying to be a redneck. I used a small pipe wrench but, I'm sure someone will chime in with the correct tool to use. Again, check with Alkorahil here .. http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/topic/18653-genuine-nissan-parts/
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