blkpathy

problem solved, I had rear drums resurfaced and at same time decided to have the panhard bushings chnaged to polyurethane. It was the rear drums that was causing the extreme vibration when I was braking hard. Thanks

Make sure that the wires that you previously disconnected are connected properly(they just might be loosely connected)had that problem when I installed an CAI on my R50.

had the same problem, all indicator lights were "on" and checked battery connection and car still wont start, sometimes it would and sometimes not. I also had the battery changed to a new and bigger battery, problem was still there. Changed the statrer and problem was solved.

I have a 97 Pathfinder(125K miles) and had a swaying problem on it, I just installed new polyurethane bushings for my upper and lower control arms( old bushings were really gone). I got rid of the swaying problem; however, a new problem came up, when I hard brake now, my right rear wheel is vibrating up and down(could be coming from the right differential area). I dont think it's coming from the rear shocks beacuase I only have 10k on those shocks.I figured that it might be coming from my PANHARD rod bushing (I did not replace that). Im just noticing it now because my control arm bushings are new, this problem was not present prior to the bushing replacement. Any insight on this problem?

I have a 97 pathfinder and want to get one of those ARB bumpers, i don't think they make those for that year anymotre? Would any other year fit the 97?

I was able to get 2 of the said wheel today at a local store, The wheel did fit with no problem, I even had the guy mount the tire for me just to make sure that it does not rub on anything, I just have to buy the other 2, now I'm thinking if I should paint it white to get a rally look effect on it or just stay with the gun metal color....thank guys

do you think that the owner of the red pathy did some modifications on those wheels?, I was about to buy those earlier from someone on ebay, I had him measure the center hole across in cm and he measured it as 9.86 cm, while the once I have were 10cm

here is the picture of the wheel I want to use for my pathfinder. not sure if the center hole will fit mine( I have a 4x4) and if the lug pattern are the same

I have a 97 4x4 Pathfinder, does anyone know if a frontier oem wheels will fit my model? The Frontier wheels are 15x7 and has an offset of 40. The tires I intend to put on them are 235/75 r15's?(the ones I have now on these tires are 15x6, they were the original stock chrome steel wheels). will the offset be a big factor?

I have a 1997 4x4 blck pathy, thinking of getting one of the 01-04 nissan frontier wheels for it, do they have the same lug pattern? Will it fit the center hub?