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Sounds like on of the three highlighted here, let me know. I have one of them in stock, cant check availability till Monday on the rest.

maybe this? http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/reviews/snorkel/

Ahh ok!

They are power folding mirrors!

Didnt even know they made these...too bad they are chrome or I would be all over them! dying to know what the part numbers are! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-Nissan-...id=p3911.c0.m14

I was surprised myself..... at least its guaranteed to fit right!

Yeah shoot me a msg with your VIN and I can tell you.

1) exactly which hoses were you wanting? 2) agreed on the engineers! 3) agreed, stil love my truck. 4) try replacing the rear spark plugs on a Murano!! (step 1: drop engine)

NISSAN FUN FACT Back in the WD21 day, interior code K was the Nissan color code for Black. (even though the WD21 was dark grey) Believe it or not! It is now the code for 'Charcoal' a more accurate description and 'G' is the code for black

sounds like you are looking for: PART NUMBER 82330-3W410 Rear door - Glass and hardware - Run channel Run channel Right 1996 - 2004 LIST: $130.20 MY PRICE: $93.74

Agreed. I would start with the MAF. Check the connector and wires. wiggle the wire when it does this and see if it goes away.

Getting it off is the hardest part. Putting it back on took me about half the time.

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Well it doesnt happen too often and they are quite expensive.....not something you want to ever replace if you can avoid it.

Only California emission WD21 had an EGR temp sensor

Possible? Yes Easy? Probably not Expensive to make work: Probably

Well that is basically true, but doesnt mention at all that drum brakes are better for breaking when you are hauling or pulling a load. IMHO Disc are much less of a PITA to replace, thats the most important consideration to me!

What are you going to use for the discs? Meaning off what kind of vehicle?

Just about every year there were very small internal changes to the T-Cases andTransmissions even though they are they same Models.

I paid $20 for my stock one from a yard. Still nice and glossy finish too!

Most likely culprit is the distributor itself. This is what usually caused this error code with this vehicle. Other culprits: bad plug(s) bad wire(s) bad Distributor cap bad distributor rotor weak fuel pressure

Yep, VIN is a north america thing. Other places go by chassis number or even engine number.

Part highlighted in red perhaps? Revolution Sensor Assy

I would go to a wrecking yard and get a used one, swap it out, and see if it makes a difference to start.

Yep.