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rrxx007
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Apparently mine is a 3.3l and it is in fact a timing belt but its still in good condition for a few miles !
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You're talking in respect to all the r50 models? Because correct me if I'm wrong, I think the 2002 models only came with a 3.5l v6
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I've been doing some research but all I've got is more confused. I have a 2002 pathfinder 2wd auto, in this truck is it a timing belt or a timing chain?? If its a belt Im planing on replacing it now along with the water pump and other components that will fail in the future so that I dont have to touch it again for some good time other than for normal maintenance. The odo is reading 97,000 and its my DD traveling some 20-30 miles daily and often stuck in rush-hour, plus the climate here is always hot and dusty.
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looking to buy one center cap for my r50 2001 model 6 spoke rim! Man I hate thiefs !
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well I already took the switch completely appart taking out each pin cleaning and then put it back together for nothing! bent them and made sure they made contact, nothing; moved around the plug, nothing; my makers and signal lights and brake lights all work only the low/high beam is giving me trouble
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I noticed the plug seems to have some corrosion too but how the heck can I clean those tiny little bastards?! btw thamks for the pic and support man
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Bad news! Just took the switch appart cleaned it with contact cleaner and a piece of sand paper and reinstalled to the truck and nothing now i'm doubtful as to what is the problem here...
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just removed the light switch, carefully though because the two parts between the wheel and the dash are about to crack. Anyway tried cleaning the contact pins with a piece of sanding paper and nothing, it seems that there is some corrosion but inside and bellow the copper colored pins i dont know if you can notice the greenish hue between the copper contacts. My question is can I remove that white part from the switch to clean it from the inside or should I just by a new one? BTW its a pathfinder xe 1994 4x4
hopefully this will get her running perfectly