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loke0301

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    I have 2 Pathfinders 89 SE and 94 XE. The 89 is 2 door and has 190000 on it and still runs and drives great. The 94 has 165000 runs great but is having some basic repairs (timing belt, water pump, clutch etc). Both are currently stock.
  • Mechanical Skill Level
    Standalone Tool Chest Mechanic
  • Your Age
    22-29
  • What do you consider yourself?
    Weekend Warrior
  • Year
    1989

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  1. does the spare tire rack just bolt into the body? can i add one to a pathy that did not come with one?? i hate having the spare in the inside. my other pathy has the rack.
  2. I was curious if i can run stock "lego" wheels with a 3 in suspension lift? I really like those wheels and would like to keep them. Calmini lift? I like the package, some say not too good. I dont want to have to modify any rear springs (JGC), and installing grease points on the control arm bushings would only take a minute. The extra cash over a superlift/RC is not an issue, but then i have to piece together parts. I would rather get it all together, put the ball joints in my parts box and get some moog ball joints. Suggestions? 89 pathy 5 spd 4x4 3.0 31 inch tires. Yokohama, anyone running these tires?? Yokomaha Geolandar A/T ?? suggestions??? http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...e1=yes&place=12
  3. I stopped by radio shack and picked up some regulators to fix my fuel/temp gauge. Well they did not have any 8 volt. I picked up a 5V and a 12V, its all they had, $1.50 each. Can i use either one and still have it function properly? or should i take the time and get the 8V? any suggestions??? I can get a lot of 50 of those KA7808 regulators on ebay for $4, but if i can use the 12 or 5 it would save me some time.
  4. I found the NPORA website from searching the net for service info for my 89 2 tone 2 door stock pathfinder. It is getting to be pretty rusted but i love it still. Everything still functions on it other than the fuel and temp gauges. I was very pleased to see a solution for this problem on one of the forums. I had been using the trip meter for about half a year now. I recently was given another pathfinder (94 XE for free) by my brother, it drives and runs nice. It has a coolant leak, my brother was quoted like $500 to fix the leak and didnt want to spend the money being that he just bought a new H2. I was going to replace the timing belt, water pump and t stat myself, and then have a clutch installed but... My girlfriend works at a tech college, and they are going to do all the repairs i want as part of their automotive class, i only have to pay for parts. Seems like a good deal to me. Once i get the 94 pathfinder fixed i will make it my daily driver and then the work on the 89 begins. I want to put in a small lift kit, new steering, and some new yokohama 31s. I would also like to have some of the body rust repaired. I am not sure how easy it is to find non rusted body repair panels. (i need the floor under the rear seat). I fill take some pictures soon.
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