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Captain_Crazy

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  1. My 91 runs good 95% of the time, BUT at times, it surges at a stop and the tac jumps up and down a little and stalling at times at idle, But then it goes away for a while. then come back?? I just cleaned the PVC Valve, was a little blockage. but still have the problem. My son seen a youtuber saying it was his Idle air control Valve under the intake on the one he was working on. ???

  2. Issue Now today om my 91 Pathfinder. High beams never worked since i bought it 3 months ago, Now the driver side dont work at all, I tested the bulb, it's good, I check for power at the bulb connection, There's power there, What's next, look for a ground issue?

  3. I'm about to buy a filter kit for my 1991 pathy, with auto trans, why does the part store web site say it's a 4 speed auto, But It only shows 3 speed on the shifter. I haven't had a chance to listen to the shifting to notice if it's 4.

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    It is inline on the large hose along the firewall coming from the brake booster. It has a diaphragm in it that allows air to flow one direction but not another. It wears out over time and reduces the braking of the truck. It will make the vehicle brakes feel 'soft' when it is worn out. I have had many people take my suggestion and change it an come back and tell me they noticed a difference. It is about $15 and easy to replace.

     

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    I didn't think I had this dilly-o in my Vac line, Today at the farmers Market I looked under the hood and then later was thinking I had just a straight Vacuum line. But after seeing your picture I went out to take a quick look, at 12:30 am, LOL, Sure enough, it's there. I'll look into this and let ya'll know,. THANKS ALOT. I have 3 Nissan/ Datsun books that mention Check Valves but only show it on the early model master cylinders under side.

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    It is inline on the large hose along the firewall coming from the brake booster. It has a diaphragm in it that allows air to flow one direction but not another. It wears out over time and reduces the braking of the truck. It will make the vehicle brakes feel 'soft' when it is worn out. I have had many people take my suggestion and change it an come back and tell me they noticed a difference. It is about $15 and easy to replace.

     

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  6. NPORA Old-Timer,

    I didn't put them in yet, i was thinking of returning them after reading others comments here. I pulled one plug to see what's in there now, they're just single prong Autolite plugs.

     

    Watch this NGK Video - especially at 1 min into the video. Let me know what you think.

    Amazons site has good comments on these Bosch plugs. But posters here got me wondering.

     

     

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