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Hey guys. Does anyone know how many valves are in my R50 pathy. I believe the VQ35DE motor is a 24V DOHC motor? Is that correct?

Also is the VQ35DE in the R50 fitted with Vtec?

If it is indeed a 24V motor, does that mean 12 intake and 12 exhaust or 24 of each?

Regards, Josh

 

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Its not vtec, its CVTCS, also known as variable valve timing, It's alot different than Vtec, but is similar technology to an extent.

 

I'm not sure about DOHC. I know some of the sport car Nissans that have the VQ35DE are DOHC but I dont know if Nissan gave that engine to all vehicles. I have a 3.3 so I'm not sure.

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Thanks Omerta, I figured Vtec was an acronym from honda. I was just told the the VQ35DE has a similar technology. I am doing a full motor rebuild and wanted to order valves today but I don't want to get caught out with too many or too few. Thanks for the input.

Josh

 

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The VQ35DE has variable valve timing. Every manufacturer has some silly acronym for it.

There are 24 valves, 4 per cylinder. 12 intake, 12 exhaust.

 

Since you are rebuilding, the Factory Service Manual would be an invaluable resource and is available online for exactly $0: http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/Pathfinder/. Pick your year, download (right click, Save) to a folder on your computer, and that's it. Check the Service Data and Specifications (SDS) section at the end of the Engine Mechanical (EM) chapter.

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Excellent! Thank you hawairish! I almost ordered a hanes service manual last night but a free factory service manual is 1000x better!

Hit me up if your ever in Wisconsin or thereabouts and wanna grab a beer on me and go wheeling.

Josh

 

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Any good places to go wheeling in Wisc? I'm over here in the Twin Cities and there isn't much that isn't 3-4 hours north.

Hey 0merta, there is a great place about 10 mins from my house called big falls park. Neat trails with deep ruts and some hills. Northing to serious but great scenery and a cool cliff to stop and have a beer at. I'm in Altoona WI, about 1.5 hrs from the cities. Let me know if ya wanna wheel sometime. I have mon - Thur most weeks off work.

Josh

 

 

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