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97pathfinder4x4
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What Year Is The Pathfinder Best?
97pathfinder4x4 replied to 97pathfinder4x4's topic in General Forums
Well I just want something newer, nicer and more reliable. I've replaced just about everything on this: Waterpump Rear Bushings Alternator Starter Battery Radiator Brakes it never ends. Mainly want something that is reliable becuase i will have 2 drive 5 hours to get home now and would like something with a nicer trim like leather seats, sunroof, stuff like that. -
What Year Is The Pathfinder Best?
97pathfinder4x4 replied to 97pathfinder4x4's topic in General Forums
So basically any of them would be just fine. Theres not a best or a year to stay away from anything like that. It'l defiantly have to be 4wd. -
Man its been a while since I've posted on here but I had a question I wanted to get yall's opnion on. I currently own a 97 R50 pathfinder and am going to college next year WOOT WOOT!! haha anyways im looking to upgrade cars and of course i want to stick with the pathfinders because there the best obviously! anyways i was wondering which year the pathfinder is best in? Looking at 1999.5-2003 model. Any preference, reason to go with this year over the rest, etc stuff like that. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Chase
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So you want to lift your 96-up Pathy?
97pathfinder4x4 replied to BigBikeMike's topic in R50 FAQ's & Pinned Topics
I just replaced the rear shocks on my 97 pathy. Do i need to get new shocks if i get the lift. Btw i got the kyb gr2 shocks for the rear -
Anyone know of a way to mount a winch other than breaking your bank on a ARB or something? Thanks
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my dad knows a guy that is gonna do it for me
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So i cant buy just the bushings i have to buy the whole arm? i need the 2 rear lower bushings btw HELP PLEASE!
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Need new ones. Does anyone know where to get em?
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how do you change it?
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im in cola, sc
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I have 31's and they rub. Ive heard that backspacing would help but idk anything about it. How do you do it? or will it even help thanks
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it will get me through anything and looks like a beast i love it esp how i can sometimes out mud ppl with 50,000$ trucks and all this crap
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Can you just replace the bulb or is there any special wiring you have 2 do
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I want to replace all my interior lights with LEDs any idea as to how to make them work w/ the buttons thanks about the avatar lol
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Yea but i still cant get it 2 move. I dont know what the problem is
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I saw a tahoe w/ led dome lights on the inside and i must say it looks AWESOME! Does anyone have this set-up or know where to buy one. It is vehicle specific and some are $$$. Just thought I'd put this idea out there.
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will do i would have described it more but its kinda complicated ill mess with it and see what happens
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I have the panel off in my 97 pathy. the mechanism seems to be moving around the locks are moving all this crap but when i pull the handle the gate will not open i have no clue why HELP PLEASE!
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mine is stored under the rear seat
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Ok. let us know what goes down. Thanks for doin this.
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Anything new on the stickers?
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I have read that the CB mount would work. I think thats the way to go.
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Just bought a loadwarrior and 4 aux. lights. I dont want to buy the yakima mounts cuz there to high and $$$. Lightbars are also expensive. Whats the best way to mount my lights to the rack or onto another bar? Thanks, Chase
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i think that just NPORA w/ Nissan Pathfinder..... under it is all thats needed and i wouldnt go that big
