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If its loosing fluid, surely there is a leak somewhere also sure there is some air in the system.

Got that thanks!

Just checked the site, these are replacement parts am I right not oem?

That could also be the culprit. A loose MAF connection.

Only go for OEM or get a Gates brand for the belt and the rest of the parts would be OEM.

Hmm sounds like a fuel starvation issue. Check the fuel filter and pump.

Just keep us updated...

Also have you inspected for any loose mud guard or flaps lately? That could also the culprit of the strange noise.

Thanks man really appreciate it!

More or less the motor produces the sound also check for other defective suspension parts. Vibration could also be due to a worn engine support.

Beside seafoam do you use any other products?

Do you guys use any chemical that could safety clean the EGR and the housing it self?

Sorry for the OT, but good looking rims and mud tires!

That could also be the culprit. But before anything else check the easiest and most obvious part in the engine that could be the reason of the problem.

Nice pic.... Just curious, did it actually climb on top of the stair case?

I do agree on this. Looks like a fuel starvation problem. But I would guess it either the fuel regulator or fuel pump.

I have one and time to time I drain and clean the can. It helps make the engine bay look clean.

When I bought Rigid Industries wiring kit upgrade. The manual stated that is a plug and play application. You just have to connect the plug in the corresponding connectors and lastly connect to the power supply which is the battery. You will surely not mess up coz plugs are designed for each corresponding type of plugs.

Well it really depends how bad the rusted parts are. Usually people would solve rust infestation before installing any type of suspension upgrade. Spraying rubberized undercoat would usually solve this.

motoman is correct its more convenient compared to using the regular remote.

A pal of mine did this wheel set up with his LE, he said that you can't really notice the 2 mph at highway speed, with a negligible increase in MPG.

motoman70. I have tried doing that with my pathfinder. Installed 275 series using terra grappler by nitto tires. Well If you do a full turn you will feel a very slight rubbing in to the fender guard. So if you want to be safe 265 series is the safest.

I also do that some times, but most of time if i'm angry or frustrated on something.

Very nice looking winch and bumper. Is that a Smittybilt bumper you have there?

I just bought this from 4wheelonline. And I'm pretty impress and content with it. Smittybilt: http://www.4wheelpar...2&t_pn=S/B98495