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Planning WD21 Drum to Disc Conversion
FirstGenFreak replied to SquadCarPathfinder's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Yup, the rears only do about 20% of your stopping, the harder the stop, the further forward the weight transfer. Best bang for buck is the later twin piston calipers in the front and better pads (if you have an early girl) -
What to do with non-running '93 XE
FirstGenFreak replied to Busydaddy's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Happy Holidyas and safe travels! Let us know how you go with the car. FYI, if you are on Facebook, there is an NPORA facebook page that probably gets a bit more traffic than the forum does these days -
Long range fuel tank D21/22 Terrano
FirstGenFreak replied to trekterrano's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
If you send me an email I can send you a few pics. (I can't shrink them down enough to be worth attaching. I can't see any identifiers on it, it is probably actually a Brown Davis Tank given they seem to be the only manufacturer. It is in good shape but will need a clean out. -
What to do with non-running '93 XE
FirstGenFreak replied to Busydaddy's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
I hope you find a home for it, and I am sure it wouldn't take much to get her running! I'm too far away 0r I would be keen. -
Long range fuel tank D21/22 Terrano
FirstGenFreak replied to trekterrano's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
I am not sure they are off-the-shelf now but more likely made to order. Great they are still available though! -
Long range fuel tank D21/22 Terrano
FirstGenFreak replied to trekterrano's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
Here are a few you can still buy new: Nissan Pathfinder WD21 138 litre Long Range Fuel Tank 1986-96 – 4WD Systems BROWN DAVIS 130L FUEL TANK FITS NISSAN PATHFINDER WD21 91-96 - NPFR1 BROWN DAVIS LONG RANGE 130L TANK NISSAN PATHFINDER WD21 1991-1996 ALL MODELS | eBay -
Long range fuel tank D21/22 Terrano
FirstGenFreak replied to trekterrano's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
I actually have an aftermarket TJM or Safari long range tank from an 86 pathy here I am not going to use, located Central Vic. -
Pathfinder real window molding?
FirstGenFreak replied to Josh_Path2346's topic in 86.5-89 WD21 Pathfinders
The mold will take the corner fine, the mold is actually only a filler and does not provide the seal. You can coat the gap with some black urethane sealant (windscreen sealant or sikaflex) which will prevent warter ingress and keep the mold in place. -
Expensive proposition. The hoops need to be removed front the wheel centres and chromed separately, then reassembled and trued.
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Booster function won't affect your pedal, in fact a failed booster will give you a rock hard pedal. Sounds like a strange one.
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What did you do to your Pathfinder today?
FirstGenFreak replied to RedRider3141's topic in The Garage
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This one has a manual choke setup For Nissan Z24 Z20 16010-26G10 16010-26G11 Carburetor | eBay
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HI Bill, I have fitted one of these aftermarket carburettors and had no issue. If you don't rely on using your choke you could simply cut the cables off the carb, or you may be able to adapt the manual choke mechanism from your existing carb. Alternatively, you may be able to recondition your existing hitachi carb if the throttle shafts are not severely worn. The Australian WD21s I have owned (all Z24 Carb) have all came factory with an Auto (electric) choke. I currently run a DGV38 weber and don't use choke at all and have had Zero starting issues in Freezing to +45 degrees Celsius).
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Did the mechanic damage my CV joint?
FirstGenFreak replied to Pepo1's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
My bad, I thought it was a WD21, later stuff doesn't exist in my simple mind -
Did the mechanic damage my CV joint?
FirstGenFreak replied to Pepo1's topic in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders
Inner or outer CV? You shouldn't hear the CV regardless unless you are driving in 4H or 4L and your hubs are locked. Should not need to interfere with the CV to replace a shocker, but there are some hack mechanics out there. -
Well don't leave us in suspense! Did you get her??
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2 Different CV shafts on my 95 Pathfinder
FirstGenFreak replied to Emil's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Both 4 Cyl 2 door cars... -
2 Different CV shafts on my 95 Pathfinder
FirstGenFreak replied to Emil's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
My Aussie 86 has 6 bolt flanges, and the '89 I had was the same, I am sure because I swapped shafts between cars about 10 years ago. Interesting. -
Over here, the base models got silver painted and the ST got Chrome. I sadly threw a minty set out about 12 months ago, although I am too far away regardless.
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Process of elimination Fuel - is it getting fuel in cyl 4? Air - valves opening and closing? Compression - Compression test Spark - Have you got spark to your spark plug? Check you leads, ignition timing, spark plugs and coil
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Leaky bleeder valve on Slave Clutch Cylinder
FirstGenFreak replied to PamPoovey's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
That's amazing! We need more guys like this -
Awesome buy, that looks great! +1 for 31s, don't go any bigger and keep your wheel offset as close to 0 as possible, helps out longevity of your front end components. Best of luck with her!
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Fuel Issue, vehicle died on road, won't stay running
FirstGenFreak replied to PamPoovey's topic in 90-95 WD21 Pathfinders
Had a fuel pump go on me not long ago, always a fun part of your day. The aftermarket pump then failed a few weeks after, so I replaced it with a working 35yo OEM second hand part, which has given me more confidence -
Are your calipers on the right sides? Bleeder should be at the top to eliminate airlocks. Sounds like you have air in your system. Check Caliper orientation, check fittings, re-bleed to ensure all air is out of the system.
