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    Altima

    in Off-Topic

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    If the Altima is as much like the Rogue as I keep seeing, it is a great car. The CVT isn't horrible, definitely could have been done better though. Highway cruising is great with it though because it's so smooth and the 2.5l seems to be a great engine too.

    Rear seat covers?

    in General Forums

    Posted

    I stand corrected! After a little sleep and a quick ebay search, it looks like there are some seat covers that will work like you want! Sorry for the misinformation above.

     

    Here's a link,

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gray-Faux-Leather-Car-Seat-Cover-Set-Headrests-Floor-Mat-Set-/281824100115?fits=Year%3A1991%7CMake%3ANissan%7CModel%3APathfinder%7CSubmodel%3AXE%7CEngine+-+Liter_Display%3A3.0L&hash=item419e067f13:g:iBgAAOSwoydWr~IR&vxp=mtr

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    Rear seat covers?

    in General Forums

    Posted

    If you're talking about a 3 piece cover (both halves of the folding back and the flip up bench), it sounds like something that would be custom made and fit each piece independently...it may be easier to make your own if you're handy with fabric/upholstery than trying to locate one in a parts store that would work as you want. IIRC most bench style seat covers only allow for clamshell type folding and usually not 50/50 like the pathy has.

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    truck sitting for years--how to remove old gas

    in The Garage

    Posted

    There's always the option of siphoning out the tank...if it comes out looking extremely cloudy and brown, then it would be a good indication that there is rust in the tank and would need repaired / re-coated / or replaced...if it comes out clear/slightly cloudy, all is good, add fresh gas and seafoam and drive away :)

     

    What did you do to your Pathfinder today?

    in The Garage

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    Discovered a good method for removing side mirror glass out of it's plastic housing - feeler gauge tool or spark plug gap measuring tool. It's a good sliver of metal to wedge in and run it around the edge of the glass to pop it out. My mirror had an annoying rattle and would you believe there was a coin behind it. Only 5 cents though. Beats me how it got in there. I think the PO had a rattle from there and tried gluing a coin in it but when the coin got loose it became a new rattle lol.

     

    That is fantastic lol

     

     

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