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0merta

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  1. My whole rear section rusted off at the flange between the resonator section and the muffler.

     

    After some suggestions on here, i decided to hack a straight cut as close to the muffler as i could. It sounds much nicer at idle, and doesn't drone much at all.

     

    But yeah, try and keep the exhaust as low to the ground as you can, and not pointing into towards the floor, as others have said.

     

    -Kyle

     

    Same happened to me. I cut it off after the muffler and ran a turndown for a few weeks before cutting the whole thing off and making a custom exhaust.

  2. Recently my rig has started showing sign of what I assume to be transmission slip (198k miles, 2000 3.3 Auto) but I'm not entirely sure what it is. Under 3/4 throttle its hesitating a little, like it wants to go faster but cant. It doesn't jolt forward but casually speds up and slows down, really sluggish. Also, from time to time when getting on the freeway, I'll go mid-full throttle to enter, and the RPM's will jump and fall back down right away before proceeding to speed with the car. Lastly, I've noticed a slight flare between 1-2 w/ no throttle (while driving through parking lot, for example). Questions I have are:


    1) What should I start look at first? Fluid seems full and still pink/red. I'm new to 4x4 cars in general so is there something else in the driveline that could be causing an issue?


    Thanks in advance!

  3. Its not vtec, its CVTCS, also known as variable valve timing, It's alot different than Vtec, but is similar technology to an extent.

     

    I'm not sure about DOHC. I know some of the sport car Nissans that have the VQ35DE are DOHC but I dont know if Nissan gave that engine to all vehicles. I have a 3.3 so I'm not sure.

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  4. Get a new one. Only a matter of time before it goes for good. Even the "Stop Leak" stuff you can add to the fluid wont last. You most likely have a torn boot, which can be even more of a headache over time. They're fairly easy to replace.

     

    I got my replacement rack from Detroit Axle on ebay. They have a few options, but the rack itself is under $200. A lot cheaper than $300+ at the parts stores.

  5. Hey, finally found a good site dedicated to the Pathfinder! I'm excited.

     

    Anyway, picked up a used 2000 Pathfinder SE just before Christmas. Sold my heavily modded 2001 Eclipse to get something larger and better in the snow up here in MN, and that is exactly what I got.

     

    Told myself I wouldn't mod the Nissan, but I got the bug after joining the Pathfinder R50 Facebook page. Hoping to do some exterior mods as I'm already comfortable inside. I'm thinking a small lift, cargo carrier/light bar, and bull/brush bar, and of course wheels and tires.

     

    But for now, just getting the truck maintenance done. It has 187k on it. Replaced the air filter, did an oil change, and replaced the factory TB coupler as she had a nice crack in her. Changed the three acc. belts, next up is the power steering rack.

     

    The truck itself is from Colorado, but the underside is VERY clean and rust free. I was shocked at how clean it was considering Colorado uses road salt/brine for anti-icing.

     

    Anyway, enough crap. Here is the truck the day I picked it up. I've since removed the rusty nerf bars and replaced the broken antennae with a non-power unit from an LE Pathfinder from the pick yard.

     

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    15497_10205385209411285_3767937919771687

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