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Guest 95path addict

I love pathfinders but SOB I would like to have bought just one

without exuast stud problems , this is my 5th pathfinder, I currenty have

two I use to pull my utility trailor for my mobile detail business

Anyway I did find that if you have a leak DO NOT ATTEMPT TO TIGHTEN

THEM , if you try to loosen them chances are they will come out and then

they can easiy be changed , worked for me anyway . Hope this helps any

new owners.

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So 95,

 

Have you ever put headers on any of your Pathy's? If so/not did the studs come out rather easily & would it be wise to get them hot and then cool down and try to loosen them? I know when things heat up, they expand and cool down they contract. I'm hoping to get my headers done this Spring once it warms up. Thanks for the info. :beer:

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Guest 95path addict

No never on the pathys, but on the studs i removed the engine

was cold just like when changing spark plugs and came right out .

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Guest 95path addict

Yea i dont know what it is just cant seem to get away from them ,

Its just a tuff looking S.O.B. huh

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