Feds

Just picked up a Pathfinder, and it needs a couple of things. Anyone have a friendly relationship with a Nissan dealer?

Nismo Convert86

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Try here, some OEM parts, not sure what you need, but it should help:

http://www.autopartsonlinecanada.com/

delivery is extremely fast, and orders over $75 have free shipping.

Feds

Rear lower control arms, truck has the beginnings of death wobble. Prices for the bushings aren't bad... I'll see if I can get some used arms cheap and drop them in as an assembly.

http://parts.autopartsonlinecanada.c...ing&category=L

R.P.M.

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Oh man, the Pathfinder death wooble is the WORST! Fix it quick!

ourxseven

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what year did you pick up ?

Feds

'98. 5-speed Chilkoot model (#305 according to the plaque). I decided I needed a vehicle that was designed AFTER the advent of the Super Nintendo.

I need to fix the death wobble, I want to find a swing-out spare tire carrier (for aesthetics), and maybe pickup the manual hubs, and other than that nothing. I'm old now, so I want quiet and comfortable.

ourxseven

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nice , I had a '96 silver chilcoot for 3 years and really liked it . It was a llittle underpowered with the 3.0 liter auto though .

Feds

Coming out of my 82 horsepower (in 1984...) B2000, this thing has plenty of go.

Buggy

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The 5 speed will make a difference in the power department. That should be a decent vehicle, I've never seen too many problems with the Pathfinders.

Feds

Just an update on this, if anyone cares:

Did a lot of searching around, and price comparision, and I found these guys were a little cheaper, and still offered free delivery:

http://www.autopartsway.ca/index.cfm

nice to know we have options in Canada now!

WHO

Been running on the check engine indicator for well above 2 years now because of a bad O2 sensor.
Even this web site wants 105$ for it. I'll admit it's the cheapest I've seen so far... but that's just too much.

Buggy

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$105 for an O2 sensor for an import is pretty good, especially if it's a modern 4 wire heated O2 sensor. I've replaced some in import cars at work that were $300 and up! Now that sucks.

dj55b

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I buy the 5 wire bosch for 20 bucks lol ...

On a more serious note ... I finally found camshaft seals for my 12a engine ... I thought I'd be leaking oil out of there for its whole life. Thanks god for them

WHO

I think it's a 3-wire. Also, there are 4 of them, so one defective one doesn't seem like it affect the gasoline mixture and it hasn't affected my gas comsuption.

The only downside is my check engine constantly on therefore I won't know if another "real" problem pops up.

Feds

One more update: ordered parts from Autopartsway.ca Friday night, and they were on my porch this afternoon. Quick-*** shipping for sure.