[Manual Transmission Fluid]

 

 

Got it done. Taking off the shifter plate was much faster than messing around with snapring pliers.  Now it's time to get my interior back in...

 

[Manual Transmission Fluid]

nice, that's good to know.

[Manual Transmission Fluid]

Hmmmm *ponder ponder*...

 

 

 

[Manual Transmission Fluid]

dont worry, I bought the good sheeit... MT-90, baby!

[Manual Transmission Fluid]

Hey fellas, doing my tranny fluid and just want to ask before i act: Do those 4 bolts sureounding the shifter need to come off to be able to fill, or do I just pour it in that small hole on the side of the shifter?  

 

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[Intermittent no crank no start after a drive]

replacement ignition switch did the trick for me, however it only lasted about 2 years.

[5 speed transmission fluid]

Redline MT90!

[Utah Discord for R50 Offroad enthusiasts]

Link is invalid.

[Checking in from UT]

On 1/11/2012 at 10:32 PM, BikerJared said:

Hey All -

 

I bought a 94 Pathfinder last March. Its my first 4x4 and so far has been fairly fun. It replaced an RX8 because of the snow in the winters (we normally get snow, right?) and my backpacking habit.

 

I just wanted to check in with the other folks around here.

 

Jared

hey, send another Discord link

[20 Years!]

3 hours ago, adamzan said:

Really it is starting to sway back to forums, facebook with their draconian moderation policies is really pissing people off.

hell yeah, I hope so. seems like the only way to avoid super SJW type people and creepy levels of censorship.

 

[20 Years!]

sick! love old school forums, and dreading the day everything moves to f**ebook.

[New guy, looking at a 1st gen, price check?]

I think I remember seeing that same listing about a year ago for a much crazier price. I guess considering the condition $15k is not too bad, but at that price, I'd rather get a newer Toyota.

[New guy here, looking for a good one]

Good luck, there's still classic Pathfinders out there in good shape. Only downside is aftermarket support is basically non-existent.

[New Pathfinder Owner]

Welcome to the Pathy Club. There is a wealth of information here. I've found answers for pretty much any problem or question I've had by searching for old threads. 

[Parts availability is really beginning to suck!!]

On 6/7/2022 at 9:32 PM, adamzan said:

Idk, mine has probably been one of the most reliable vehicle's I've owned.

i just mean in terms of finding parts, ya know, the context of this thread xD

[Parts availability is really beginning to suck!!]

wd21 life is an endless, dismal moan. 

[Parts availability is really beginning to suck!!]

Can't vouch for em, but I would give them a call and get their word that it's the correct part. I wish you good luck. 

[Getting honked at for being too slow]

 I used to get passed by semis on my commute.... "used to" because I no longer drive the pathy to work :)

[Random issue with starter alternator or ignition switch]

Start with the cheaper parts and work your way up.  I was a dip@!*% and did it backwards - began with the starter and the culprit turned out to be the ignition switch. 

[Long-time listener, first-time caller]

Yeah I might get one 3d printed

Nice Triumph project man, that thing is gorgeous. So cool that you actually found the bullet haha.

[Long-time listener, first-time caller]

Been lurking this forum for a few years and it has been an absolute life-saver. Really appreciate all the info shared here.  I bought my pathfinder on a whim in 2017 when I found one in really good shape for $800. Had to put $600 in repairs to get it to pass emissions and it's been great ever since. Getting really close to 300k miles and about to do some much-needed repairs & upgrades for the suspension, exhaust, brakes and wheels/tires.