Canadian Nissan Truck Club

Seriously though.

Drizit wrote:You guys wouldn't want to win that anyway. I mean it's a jeep? What would you do with it other than say give it to me

Probably give it to the kids to play with. I'm sick of charging batteries in their Power Wheels.

I should keep this info to myself...

http://rockauto.powernationtv.com/details

Isn't there a 3 litre? I heard it is better than the 2.8 I believe the 2.8, 5.0 and 6.7 represent all of the current EPA compliant engines. The 3.0 or 5.9 may be a 'better' engine, depending on how you evaluate them, however to be sold for new installations compliance is likely required. I'd like t...

Cummins has announced their entry into the diesel conversion and re-powering market. https://cumminsengines.com/repower Their starting with the R2.8T 4-cyl, with additional options to follow. https://cumminsengines.com/uploads/images/ISF2_8_Cam07-350px.png I suggest anyone who would ever consider re...

mine did that when one of my front hubs started going. it was doing it before i could even feel or hear a whine in the car but took the wheel caliper and rotor off. pulled the cv out of the hub and spun the hub and could feel a slight grinding. replaced the hub kept the sensor and all was good. I h...

Morpheus wrote:Better than the worst case scenario.

Agreed, though slightly disappointing. I wanted to see a full Titan powertrain swap.

How the heck am I gonna find a wheel chock 1/4 the height of my tire? I'll have to use a Leaf or something. For a 39" you're a ~11" chock as the ratio changes for larger radius wheels, or are you only a 37" which would be a 10". :lol: I've seen chocks much taller than that in mi...

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Send one of the water bombers.

See SAE J348, or a general rule of thumb for small diameter wheels is a chock height of 1/4 the wheel/tire height. http://autoparts-standard.org/index/images/userfiles/media/SAE%20J348v001.pdf I wouldn't trust a folding chock unless it has been certified to a standard or signed off by a competent en...

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Bah...anyone can use a trailer to flex out. It takes skill to flex out on a curb.

I found something that may interest some of you and not so much others but here ya go . http://www.carid.com/husky-liners/long-john-6-x-65-flares-mpn-17051.html http://www.carid.com/husky-liners/husky-universal-mud-grabbers-fender-flares-164748146.html I'd consider those. The only reason the new tr...

Rhino wrote:I see, thanks for explaining that Morpheus.

Can you remind me how to access the service manual for my truck?

Scroll to the bottom of the Board Index / Main Forum Page. Follow links from there.

How common is it for the catalyst to break off on the manifold mounted ones and get sucked into the motor? My shop that is swapping the engine says one of the cats is damaged and it likely scored the cylinder walls. Yup, Titan's are known for this one too. Nissan manifolds are the gift that just ke...

V70 - Test drove to start troubleshooting a vibration...4x rotors and pads...requires more troubleshooting to confirm source of the vibration. RAM - Tires rotated, brakes checked, rear u-bolts shortened and torque checked, suspension and steering checked, and CB tossed in for AW. Sportsman 500 - Lea...

ARCTICboy wrote:Hey, Thanks for that Miner.

No problem. Just make sure they fit your year before ordering. Noting that they list the Titan, Frontier, Xterra, Armada and Pathfinder they may only fit the F-Alpha Frame versions.

http://www.prgproducts.com/shop/product ... -bushings/



Not sure if the 04s use the same bushings as the current models.

Not sure on the supplier. I know the early spindle bearings had premature failures so they were upgraded.