troutfinder

Hi all, i have a few questions about starting issues..... first of all i replaced front shocks (the ones with comfort/sport switch) and had to cut wires from drivers as would not pull out of harness. Would this create any electrical short? Also my alarm light on center console has continuous blink...what causes this and how do i disconnect or remedy? Also have starting issues...battery was just replaced, have power but wont turn over. Hear one click when turning key. Wont boost start, havent tried tapping starter...not sure if starter relay is blue one on passenger side behind battery> Any help or insight would be appreciated greatly. I have read a bit on here but seems as though starter relays are in different places on these? Also looks like my starter and solenoid are covered in oil from changes. Thanks in advance

All is good with my Pathfinder now. I screwed up with type of gear oil i changed. Lesson learned, thanks to all who replied and helped me.

Thank you for the reply, Cheers!

I changed diff. oil and added the CRC aditive as well......axle looks fine, changed seals, repacked bearing and replaced caliper and pads. Just waiting for help to bleed brakes and will let you all know how it drives when all is done. Cheers, and thanks for replies!

Thanks a ton! I will give it a shot. Cheers!

Does back seat fold down/ and how on 1995 SE?

If i have a rear LSD Differential what oil do i use for my front Diff? Is it also a LSD?

I actually did just change oil in rear Diff.....i am pretty sure it was for LSD. Is there certain brands etc only used with these? Im sure it was GL-5 80w90.

Hi all, sort of new here. Have a few questions i hope someone can offer knowledgeable advice. As topic says i have a wobble when turning at low speeds (like backing up etc.) I believe only drivers rear tire. I have spent some time trying to look up what it could be on these forums before asking but cant see anything. What exactly causes this?...Remedies? Thanks in advance, and sorry if this has been beaten to death already. Cheers