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WHOO HOOO - Timing Belt done already!

linewar

By linewar,
in 96-2004 R50 Pathfinders

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linewar NPORA Old-Timer

linewar

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Just wanted to share my joy - since my Pathfinder was just returned to me a couple of months ago after spending 4 years in my mother-in-law's possession, I did not remember having the timing belt changed when I owned it previously. I've been prepping to do the replacement, reading how-to's and pricing replacement kits, etc., and it dawned on me that I had some major work done on it when I owned it before. So, I call the shop where I had the work done, and asked them to pull a record of it - and lo and behold, I had the timing belt, tensioner, and water pump replaced at 105,990 miles in June of 2008! No timing belt replacement for another 74,000 miles!!! That means $$ for mods!

 

WHOOO HOOO!!!! :laugh::laugh::laugh::lmao::laugh::bounce:

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DCgabel NPORA Regular

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Hey just wondering if you replaced your p/s belt. If so did yours fit properly? because i replaced mine and it wont fit. ive got the tensioner as far as it will go. any thoughts?

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Slartibartfast NPORA Old-Timer

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When my dad and I swapped out the belts in mine, one of them (p/s IIRC) was the wrong length. The guys at the parts store said it'd work but nope. Seems like a fairly common problem... best to bring in the old belt and make sure the new one is comparable.

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