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What did you do to your Pathfinder today?


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Depends on the ethanol content, probably. Less is better for us, since we get more power (ethanol does not output as much energy as gasoline when burned) and a small MPG boost. Theoretically, Shell is "better" gas as it is "top tier" - it supposedly contains more detergents than mandated by the EPA, but how of those detergents/additives that actually make it into your gas tank is difficult to ascertain.

 

And it's not a van. If you're gonna call it something other than a truck, at least call it a wagon, as that's what the W in WD21 stands for I believe!

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Sorry. I make it a point to say TRUCK in school etc. but i let the "van" slip out from time to time.

 

So i can call yours a CAR? right? since you have a CAR50

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attempted to adjust my sagging torsion BAR, but gave up when i figured out that it was out of room for adjustment and didnt feel like reindexing right now, in the rain.... :(

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I put a beer on it.

 

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I put a case of beer in it and went to my hunting camp for the weekend. Found a nice sandy trail with some sharp hills left by the dozer that was planting trees. Did some drifting on the turns and caught a little air on the hills. Sounds too harsh on the landings though, not going to do that again on purpose.

James

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today (actually yesterday), picked up an xterra roof rack for $20, replaced drivers door window switch, and a glove box latch with lock that I am in process of re-keying to fit my key. GOOD DAY YESTERDAY !!

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I replaced the tail light I broke on my 5/10/11 wheelin trip, found some rear door window switches with the writing still on them, and a non-floopy driver side sun visor!

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I replaced the tail light I broke on my 5/10/11 wheelin trip, found some rear door window switches with the writing still on them, and a non-floopy driver side sun visor!

You don't like big floppy things in your face?

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didn't bother me til I took the truck wheelin! I had to hold it up almost the entire time!

 

I made a little "U" shaped clip to hold mine up, with one leg longer than the other, than I slip the longer end under the sunroof rubber and the other end over the visor to hold it up. I just got a new/used drivers side visor (thanks TownCivilian!), and although it stays up it looks like it won't for very long or when I hit a bump it starts to creep down.

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Sorry to hear about the visor being on the verge of failing, it's difficult tell how sturdy it really is while it's in the junkyard. If I ever find another gray one I'll let you know.

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No, it's fine, thanks for picking it up for me.

 

On another note, just finished re-keying the new glove box lock to fit my ignition key ! Success, LOL !! Swap the new latch/lock in tomorrow.

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got the tires balanced. found out my pass rear tire is "seperating" from the belt... swapped it with the spare... almost cant tell its a different tire.

then took it out in some sand dunes and played around. and went and found some water down by the river. and played.

then went home, and wished i could go find some REAL mud... :(

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got the tires balanced. found out my pass rear tire is "seperating" from the belt... swapped it with the spare... almost cant tell its a different tire.

then took it out in some sand dunes and played around. and went and found some water down by the river. and played.

then went home, and wished i could go find some REAL mud... :(

I hope if the tire isn't the same size that you put the spare on the front and a good front on the back

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I hope if the tire isn't the same size that you put the spare on the front and a good front on the back

its the same size. and the same tread pattern, just a different sidewall. as the tire we put on (the old/new spare) is the newer version of the tires already on the truck.

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I stared at mine as i WALKED to work this afternoon, Got one of my pop's oldie trucks now to drive until I can find the time to work on it, Woop Woop! its a awesome dually! but it gets like 7mpg if iam lucky so no cruising. Unless of course its to the liquor store!, Oh and i got the paint for my front passenger fender!

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