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Precise1

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  1. That was mentioned in one of SteevO's posts about 2x4-4x4 conversion about 3-4 weeks ago ?? If you cant find it, I'll try, just let me know. I'm sure others will chime in though... B
  2. That works ok, but I prefer the buddy system... You know, a buddy in the cab, drinking a beer, pushing the petal when you tell him. The GF is a valid substitute if you are low on beer... That way you can actually see what is comming out of the bleeder. Take some picts, add them to the write up, and I can put it in the How To section under something like "How some people bleed their brakes"... B
  3. LOL Dowser... You beat the tar out of that poor truck !! I agree with the general damage assessment. It can be basically fixed relatively easily, but new parts are required. I'd suggest not driving it 5 hours to get them if you have other options though... Glad you had fun and love the attitude !!!! B
  4. Cool, glad you got it changed out and that it shifts normally !! I like to start on the maintenance end and go from there when issues arise... A little steep price for the oil, I just run dino and change it regularly. I think I chaanged all the oils for about $60... Still, $150 is a lot cheaper than a tranny rebuild... B
  5. Same here in Cali, but maybe the process is different... I have enough to make a burglar/car thief wonder if it is worth it. Hopefully I won't have a story to post... LMAO about the Winchester 12 gauge... And the Very pistol. Glad it worked out with the bear !! I prefer more than 1 shot, but thats better than none by a long shot.. I'm going to look into them. Personally, If I'm camping, I'm packing... B
  6. Have the timing set properly first... Then see how it is. Then run some injector cleaner. Then inspect/replace spark parts.... Have you run the ECU codes ? Look in the Garage\How to... B
  7. Care to elaborate a bit and have it put in the How To section ?? B
  8. I personally am a big fan of of custom disable switches. I believe them to be much more hidden or confusing than a market alarm system, but then I have never had problems with car thieves. One thing I do have is a shotgun shell/.357 mobile hanging from the rear view mirror. I figure it is fair to ask the would be thief if it's worth the possible trouble... The demon mask may help also. As said before, if a pro wants it and has a few minutes to play with things, your baby is gone. The more odd ball (and effective) devices are going to annoy him the most. Again, how much finess goes into stealing a used Pathfinder ? Who the hell would steal that vehicle ? Sounds more like drug related or a repo... B
  9. Good point... I'll investigate the Thule's before I'll drill. You have to admit, the stock is a hell of a lot better than nothing... B
  10. Agreed. Plenty of good info here ! I'm thinking of changing the title to something like "Changing/Adding LSD Clutch in WD21" or something and putting it in the Garage\How To section. Any suggestion for discriptive title low rider ? B
  11. LMAO !! Sorry I cant help there but may I suggest giving her a weekend pass somewhere ?? GL Bud... B
  12. I've had several deer adventures over the years, the most notable one was killing a deer at 70 MPH, on a motorcycle... If I lived in OZ, I'm sure the roos would be lining the road, waiting for me. Thats the way my luck goes... B
  13. Where do you live ? As Simon says, you could do it for far cheaper than $2500... B
  14. I'm also about to install a factory roof rack on my 95. I plan to use Jacknuts or Plusnuts. Personally, I think the rack rails are useful for many different set ups, and there is no harm in drilling the holes in the roof if you do a good job. I hear applying masking tape then drilling will keep the paint from chipping badly. B
  15. Sorry abomb1, but I have a 95. I have little idea what yours looks like, just describing how I would approach it. A manual should show it ? Tips... make sure you loosen the filler plug before the drain plug. I like to put some teflon tape on the threads just for good luck. Overfilling is not bad. If you can get the truck tilted a little bit, do it. With the clutch, just bleed it well. B
  16. From how you describe the engagement or the gears relative to the shifter position, my guess would be syncros also. But, what I would do first is drain the tranny oil and look at it and the drain plug for metal particles. If not real bad, just replace with appropriate weight oil for the driving temps (synthetic, and or oil treatment is a good idea) . Bleed the clutch hydraulics, and check petal height/engagement. See what it is like from there. B
  17. LOL, good write up Bud !! It is somewhat of a pain, isn't it ?? Wow, nice fireworks mws !! Isn't it 'proper procedure' to remove the neg before the positive ? And always reinstall ground last ? I seem to remember that from something. Probably something tragic... B
  18. Lets just NOT roll her yet, eh ? It's feel a bit better once you get used to it... Lets not get into front end work yet. Sorry about the link, I didn't check it. Lets see if this one works... http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNPDFF?PMPAG...68&PMT4TP=*LTIP B
  19. Good points, and as I'm pretty new here, I have nothing to compare it to... Yes, I definitely would like more people to perk up and post. Newbies are great for fresh out look and bringing up old topics that sometimes leads to clarification or new input. Perhaps less sarcasm or less 'use search' posts would help..? Don't see it as bad now, but food for thought... Oldies are needed for experience and knowledge and could return due to the mailer idea, but I suspect many of them have gone other directions for many possible reasons. Still, it couldnt hurt... Just a little patience and self control spread evenly would be a nice touch also... B
  20. Sounds like the studs went in OK ?? Maybe the threads were just poorly rolled ? Don't worry, theres not much else that 'normally' goes wrong. You have done a fine job so far. So, how does she drive ?? B
  21. I'd have to say that there was no evidence that this question pertained to the North American continent in the original post. Therefore, all answers have some merit. I do remember this being covered in a different post, and my being jealous of OZ in this case. End fact is true, the answer is yes, and the grey market is alive and well. Trolling remarks are unnecessary, even if there is a hint of truth V. Please take note of it ? I'd have to say that your comments are somewhat odd considering my previous post. Is that both bipartisan and honest enough ? Just cool it guys, there is no benefit, only loss. Not to mention I like to think I have better things to do... B
  22. V, are you trying to make my blood boil, or just a joke ?? DON'T ANSWER !! Thanks for your support gentlemen... Allow me to buy the first round when we (all or 1 meet). Now you two kiss and make out, I mean up. Well just shake, and NO smashing beer bottles !! I've dealt with that enough and won't be kind !! Lets just leave the asshat alone for now; It doesn't seem constructive... I'm pretty sure I know of the thread. Lets look forward... As for a poll, that is your (everyones) choice. I have no problem with it. -argue- Lets just try to remember that this is common ground for Pathy owners, helping each other out. Now, back to the R50 Nissan Quest alternator install... B
  23. Glad I could explain it edta1. I stock 5 kinds of grease, but only 1 for bearings and that is the high temp kind. I wouldn't be suprised if a Chemical Engineer was to point out that Hi temp grease is not the best for drums, but I've never had a problem and prefer to run the higher temp stuff. I live in Cali. so it may be different in the land of ice and snow... Why would I attack your usually good work if you dont give a rats arse (by the way, I have plenty and can air freight them to you).. ? No, you were calling B a spade; you lost sight of the ball. I think, in this case, it got past your arse... B
  24. Fair enough V6. Sometimes when I see peoples pettiness and intent in posting, it irritates me as it is unnecessary, useless, and it derracts from the site. I am human also and can make errors with what I say. I apologise and retract If I needed to make that statement, it should have been in a PM and gone from there. The rest of it stays and holds true. We can go ahead and have a vote on belittling VS helping issue. I refuse to dicker over it. You cant please all the people all the time. If found lacking, I'll gladly resign. What peeves me is that people use WD-40 as a save all when it is specifically "Water Displacement"-40. Thats all, so the comment "just soak it with WD40" makes me grind my teeth like a fireman would if he heard "just throw liquid on it to quench the fire"... Please remind me when I specifically called you an asshat? It may be inferred, mistaken or justified. I just don't know right now. Odd that you find it insulting when you claim ignorance to the term... B
  25. Nice creative edit V6, but I find my post nothing but firm and corrective. Thanks though, I have saved it for use in your posts... Thanks MZ !! Yeah, I know I'm cursed as a Kraut, it's hard being this damn cool... B
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