PamPoovey
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Thank you so much for the ideas! There is a quarter size puddle underneath the oil pan. I'm still at work (as a security guard), so as much as I want to start prodding, I don't want to get dirty.
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This would be for my 02 Pathy
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http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/camshaft%20sensor%20bank2_zpsfabtwdzw.jpg
I replaced the camshaft position sensor bank 2 last night, after a 10 hour shift. Sure, it's actually as easy to replace as I had hoped. But after a shift like that and it being hot out, I just wanted to get to bed ASAP. Any guesses to where I should look for this leak this weekend? The appearance reminds me of the brake fluid.
Thanks in advance!
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Alright, I've replaced it. Here's pictures to help out the next person:
Camshaft position sensor bank 2
http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/camshaft%20sensor%20bank2_zpsfabtwdzw.jpg
There's a rubber fitting with it, mine was loaded up with thick black gunk, which seemed fine once I carefully scraped it all off:
http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/washer%203_zpsgim55uju.jpg
http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/washer1_zps2bpmyjhc.jpg
I see I've got a leak somewhere above but the look of the oil pan, sigh
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I am posting this for future peeps that may come across my very issue. according to this website https://www.nissanpartsdeal.com/parts-list/2002-nissan-pathfinder/distributor-ignition-timing-sensor.html?Diagram=221_F002 it's on the bottom right, closest to the engine. The part number for bank 2 is Nissan part 23731-4W000
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The engine light came back on yesterday, with the same code. I am at a loss
As you know, I scoured the schematics and I looked at the engine again, but I can't find something that duplicates the shape of the one that I did find in the front. Anyone got spot map/ instructions to locate it? -
Such a rebel!
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Did you check if there were any bored cops on the board before you wrote that?
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It was definitely a regular thing in Vegas. I knew if a cop saw me, high probability that he'd intentionally get behind me. Then I start fidgeting like an idiot
yet, I've done nothing wrong and have a clean driving record. Sure! That's a way to make a cop think he's on to something! 
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Some men get putt off when I tell them the engine ticks until the oil gets spread about and gets warmed up. They don't see the value in my dream of one day rebuilding the engine. Someone being supportive is definitely the goal...and who doesn't mind if I want to get sloshing in the mud!
In the west coast, WD21 fits in with what the illegals drive, so that's why I know I attract the police attention, but other than that, they see my crystal clean driving record and move on.
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That's fantastic that you got a girl you admires your WD21! Maybe in Canada that they give a crap about what you drive, but not what I had experienced when I had lived on the west coast. And when I'd drive my 95, the police would immediately run my plates!
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How's this one for off topic? Or maybe it's not that much off topic? I often wonder if I should just flat out seek another Pathy owner to date, for it tends to irk when potential boyfriends say I should get rid of my WD21 (no longer potential boyfriend
) I still get joy from driving WD21, or Truck, as I address 'em. But who am I kidding? I feel stunned when I can even meet a man who can change his oil. 
I once went on a date with WD21, just to test the bloke's character and his vehicle looked way worse than mine! You might say my dream is to date a man whom we can restore vehicles together.
Anyone else find their Pathfinder being singled out?
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Almost pot on, mate!
Not sure if you could find an appropes Pam Poovey clip for the forum. lolBut such a nice feeling not having that engine light on any longer!
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I could only locate one sensor in the end, and whatever reason that Nissan part is labeled crankshaft sensor, it's the part I needed to replace, and everything is good under the 'hood once more. I had only noticed a slight off sound before the part replacement. I found it for $66 on ebay, but could had spent half that if I wanted non Nissan.
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Since I don't see a way to edit above, I wanted to ask some more questions because I am getting more confused.
If I look up this part based on the number, clearly seen here:
#1 http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/IMG_20180504_1849185_zpsai0lq3rt.jpg
It matches the numbers on here
#2 http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/IMG_20180504_1849185_zpsai0lq3rt.jpg
but if you look up a crank shaft sensor, it looks like the one in the picture on the 4th link from previous post, also here:
#3 http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/IMG_20180504_1849185_zpsai0lq3rt.jpg you see the second picture has the crankshaft sensor
but that looks nothing like the 1st link in this post. And here's additional pictures of that first image/ link:
#4 http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/IMG_20180504_1849185_zpsai0lq3rt.jpg
#5 http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj181/BWBlackarachnia/IMG_20180504_1849185_zpsai0lq3rt.jpg
Perhaps things are mislabeled or that I am over thinking things??? Thanks again for your all your help!
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The OBD2 gives code P0021, which, according to another thread, that means camshaft position sensor. I've looked at the manual and I can only locate 1 camshaft position sensor:
It's listed here as #19
Under electrical section: F36 (I've marked in purple)
Which I base on what is on the list here:
And because of how it's also called PHASE in above, I found it on the top picture here:
Other sites talk about one near a firewall, but it's not saying for my model specifically. I've also read others that have lost power, feeling like Pathy is a 2 cylinder. I don't want to get to that stage! Everything still runs like it was prior to the engine light.
If there is a second one, where is it located and does it have a different name?
Thank you sooo very much in advance!!!
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You guys rock! This information is so precious!
Money is really tight right now, how long do you think I can stretch this? My light has been on for a week.
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I've done an upper ball joint, but I waited until it was 32º ...you just don't know how quickly my hands freeze! I don't know how people on Life Below Zero do the things they do when they take their gloves on in those temperatures...I do want the bouncy house feeling to go away....no, too cold! They're expecting it will be -12º on Saturday, and that will be my first opportunity time wise. Guess I don't want it that badly...haha One of those time it sucks being single!
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I'm cheap and I don't make much money to begin with, so crapola to me.
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Thanks Remus, my truly biggest concern is the snow on the ground and it being 2º at 7pm at night and dropping... I don't have a garage....
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The only warm spot I have access to is between my legs...but yay, shocks. It hope it's easier than the rear shocks were on my 95 Pathy... Weird how it makes the whole truck feel bouncy when I just see one problem shock.
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Many years ago when I redid my shocks and added lift springs, it went from driving fine, to feeling like all the shocks and struts were toast within a week. It happened during the first cold snap of the year, but for me that's getting in the 20s.
Have you tried jumping around on your rear bumper to see if it keeps rocking or stops? You can do something similar with the front by bouncing gently off a small curb.
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Great idea! I couldn't get the front to budge (not that I had a curb to play with, but I have some upper strength for a girl).... but the back was bouncy.
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I don't see anything wrong with the springs and because I am at work and in my uniform, plus, the R50 is parked in snow, I don't want to crawl underneath and get a better look at stuff. I do see the rear driver side shock looks greasy, which is discouraging. It will be dark by the time I get home, but I will see about grabbing a torch and crawling underneath if I need to help us out.
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Braking is normal, nothing has changed about that. Even driving down the road, it feels like I am on that suspend by strings toy horse that kids bounce on. I am sorry that I wasn't clear that it wasn't just braking, but it during driving. It was when I braked, I first noticed it and has been continuing since.
I've got a leak, what are your guesses where to look?
in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
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Thank you! You've proivded some very helpful steps to take. I'll be back with more info once available.