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94 Pathy

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94 Pathy NPORA Old-Timer

94 Pathy

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WAVEY

Hello All!

 

I have a few questions for ya'll. I could have sworn I was looking on some site( God for bid I remember which site it was) and saw a complete bushing kit for our Pathy's. I've been WD40ing the hell out of my bushings through out the front of my Pathy to try to stop all the squeeking. It works for a day or two, but then comes back. I was told I should replace the bushings through out the truck and that should take care of the squeeks. Do any of you know where I could find a complete kit instead of buying the individual sets? I really don't want to go through AC, but really don't want to pay the price of the local shops or retailers. If need be, I will. Just thought I might get a good bite from some of you... :aok:

 

:shrug:

 

One other question........Why is it so hard to get a Nissan Patrol imported to the US? Is it because of the certain qualifications the auto's need to pass for the US or what? I found a few on NissanOffRoad site. Looks sweet!

Thanks for the imput! :beer:

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Mr. Pickles NPORA Old-Timer

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Try Ebay, Summit, Central 4WD, etc. websites. I don't know necessarily about full kits, but I've ordered the full swaybar kit (links and bushings, as well as frame mount bushings) and tension rod kits in poly bushings by Energy Suspension (from Central 4Wheel Drive) for like $20 each. You could probably wrap the entire front suspension in quality stuff or around $100-150-ish.

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