Brikwall

Got my pathfinder at 155k 2 years ago, she is now at 185k and I have not paid a dime for maintainence beyond oil changes. amazing.

thanks for the tips guys I'm sure this will save me a lot of time and trips to the hardware store. this is the warmup round, next up is something on my front axle, not sure the parts name but it looks like a black plastic bellows or accordian kinda. All I know is that behind it lies lots of axle grease, which is now leaking through a small crack in this part. I'll prolly leave that to the pros tho.

Alright the mission objectives for this weekend are rear bumper replacement. I've got a 1995 XE-V6 that got a little smooshed during a recent snowstorm here in Boston. U should see the other guy. I've got a couple of questions for anyone who would be so generous. Bear in mind I'm very new to Pathfinders and car maintainence in general, tho what better place to make an arse of myself than in front of anonymous internet friends amirite? Plus this site is like Shangri-La when it comes to Pathfinder info. 1. What tools do I need to borrow from work? There are 2 operations here: picking through a junkyard and removing a bumper, then replacing the bumper on my "Pathy." I haven't bought a second jack yet so I haven't had a chance to look under there. 2. Are all of the WD21 Pathfinder '86-'95 bumpers compatible when I pick thru the junkyard? Since I'm going to try to make this ish happen in my apartment parking lot with all this melting snow, I'll prolly need scuba gear too haha. Anyway thanks guys.

great post I've had a hard time finding these diagrams