Canadian Nissan Truck Club

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Tie rod maybe.


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Too busy celebrating.


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Not to my rig, but I started welding the frame repair panels onto my parents F-150, same gen as [smention u=64]Morpheus[/smention] Thing is worse than any wd21 I ever welded together, only has 150k on it but it sits around at lot. Weekend home depot run truck. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments...

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That is some bad luck alright. I’ve heard of them being bad right out of the box. Glad it’s fixed.


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I see


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Adam wrote: ↑Sat Feb 18, 2023 11:02 am Ah yeah I have the same problem with the pathfinder. Don't drive it enough and the battery freezes if not left on a trickle charger. I got one of these to test my batteries:

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You still have the white pathfinder?
 

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Welcome. Love those pathfinders. I’ve seen a couple sased. Damn cool.


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Welcome to cntc. Are you looking for a 4x4?


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Check TMR. I’ve seen some on there. Maybe they will fit.


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Adam wrote:Where do you all get them for the first gen? No parts stores I've checked can get them and the dealer wants too much...

Have you tried ac 4x4?


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Adam wrote:Put the insurance back on it.

Do you take it off for winter?


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Adam wrote:I am on my way there

Oh you have a lot of time left.


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va7bgr wrote:

the x kid wrote:How do you know all that stuff?


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I am old

I’m in that club too.


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va7bgr wrote:I just went with the Eastern EPA cert version

Let us know how it works out.


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va7bgr wrote:A buddy of mine had an old diesel model and he used to get around 55 miles per Imperial gallon (46 US mpg)

Holy sh!?.


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Well, I didn't give up on it :lol: https://driving.ca/car-culture/vintage-collectible/classic-1988-nissan-desert-runner?fbclid=IwAR0PI4_BgXShLdzkunM0g0mG3iH-UoiYAkva7Y_YdStYlJjNFCjKGxr_wGE https://smartcdn.gprod.postmedia.digital/driving/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/21-10-Nissan-Desert-Runner-eAlder-...

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