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Has anyone used this or have any info?
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I use a ScanGuage. http://www.scangauge.com/
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If you follow the top lip of the roof towards the front there is a inverted corner. The drain hole is at the base of it. Mine is an 03. I hope they didnt change them much.
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Under the sunroof, where the rails are, in the very front. I will post a pic when I get back to the house if you cant find it.
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I think the only drain hoses that may cause the interior roof to get wet are the drain hoses for the sunroof. The front drain holes are in the front corners. If they are cracked or have come loose, that may be leaking on the visors. Other than that maybe a windshield that is not sealed completely?
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Some Background Info: 2003 Pathfinder SE 4x4, bought it used in September, it now has 37K miles, and I don't know if it has been serviced or not. I am also planning on adding a transmission cooler (It gets hot here in Texas). Also, the maint. section of the service manual only says to inspect the AT fluid every 15K, nowhere in the maint. section or the auto trans section does it say anything about flushing the transmission. The only mention about flushing anything is flushing the ATF cooler if foreign materials are found in the pan.
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I use regular gas and add a lucas oil upper cylinder and fuel injector cleaner every 1500 miles (it has an octane booster in it). I have have not had any problems with pinging and I cant tell a difference from when I was using the premium gas.
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I have been doing some research on what all is involved in the tranny service and I keep coming across some conflicting info on whether or not to flush the transmission. Some say that it can cause more harm than good and others saying that if you are up to date on service it wont be a problem. Can anyone please enlighten me? Thanks