Alkorahil

Agreed. manual, power, heated; They will all mount to your vehicle. power, heat, etc working is a different matter.

I am glad to see you got it done!!

We had an xterra in the shop here last week for this same thing, the front gasket for the pipe had corroded over the years and had started leaking. It made a big mess of coolant everywhere.

Carbon fiber and all that gets expensive.

Been spending all day reading this article on the Nismo GT-R.... http://www.gtrotaku.com/topics/gt-r-nismo-parts.html

I was actually looking for electric motors cheap....

confused..... I do not understand why, if someone rear ended your car and then drove off, why you would call the local Nissan Parts Dept to ask if you need to file a police report??

Check the blower fuse as well!

Here are the part numbers for the upper and lower bushings: PART NUMBER: 55046-0W001 BUSH-REAR, UPPER $10.16 EA QTY NEEDED: 4 PART NUMBER: 55045-0W023 BUSH-REAR, LOWER $18.13 EA QTY NEEDED: 4 I see you are in a rust prone area. Check the arms to make sure they are in good shape as well as the bolts. If they look questionable you may want to consider replacing the entire arms which include the bushings in them already: PART NUMBER: 55120-2W100 LINK COMP, UPPER $106.44 EA QTY NEEDED: 2 PART NUMBER: 55110-3W700 LINK COMP, LOWER, RH $75.93 PART NUMBER: 55111-3W700 LINK COMP, LOWER, LH $75.93

that looks like a fun trail there Kyle!

But they also have Celine Deon and Justin Bieber. Seriously, Every Canadian I have dealt with business-wise as far as parts goes is very friendly, relaxed and easy going about things and resonable to work with. And when someone from Canada places a large order, Tim, my coworker plays 'O, Canada' on his computer and all of us in the office stand up.

They were Russian/slavic/eastern europe background. Heavy accent but good english.

Now my life can be complete....... http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/app/4334217505.html

Did the fuel lines make it in yet?

No, but somehow it made it here.

I got to play today with a 08 Pathfinder with a YD25DDTI motor. It was fun looking up parts for it. They just needed suspension parts but it was fun looking at the motor and the parts diagrams for it.

for the win!!!

Apparently. And of course everyone knows I hate Quest vans.

Trademotion is a company that partnered with Nissan to provide parts websites to all the Nissan dealers. They also do it for ford, GM, Honda, Suabru, etc. thus the sites have a similar build. Courtesy paid to ahve their site built in the early 90's when the internet was just starting up, thus it looks, interfaces and is built differently. The part numebrs they give are so that you cannot use them to look up the part you need, then go somewhere else and buy it. With the numbers on their site, the first five given are correct and identify what sort of part it is, the last five are their internal numbers.

Yep! So much fun.............. the things that cross my path.

My thoughts exactly.

this amused me on a repair order: Vehicle: 1199 Nissan QUEST It is a VERY old model.......

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/4298529820.html love the addition to the bed.

the interior hasnt changed since 2005.

As others have said already, sounds like a thermostat stuck open, thus no heat and a low temp reading on the guage.