Canadian Nissan Truck Club

Received your PM / welcome to the club. My other Nissan has my attention and $$ this season. All the best and hope you make it out. Lots of stock friendly side roads off Barron Canyon Road towards the park. Take bug and bear spray, think of spraying both in your face if cant get away from the bear.

thegoodstink wrote:Yoda is in the Mazda 3.

+1 on the gauges / factory or aftermarket mod?

adamzan wrote:I probably could weld it, or my spare pipes, on for you. But you'd have to wait till I get back from florida next weekend.

That would be great when you get back. I'm going with a Tomei titanium on the R33 this summer, so I'll have the stock exhaust to eventually mod and swap into the WD21.

Simon wrote:All new tie rod ends, and sway bar bushings. Greased the balljoints/UCA's/Articulator shackles, swapped on MT's. Also cleaned the interior.

...and a couple of poopie diapers in between?

Thanks guys, would love to go with Kelly to CT or Midas and have her say I think there's something wrong...

Adam, if we could work out a trade - AC system for exhaust, that would be great.

Does it work right now? Or has all the r-134 leaked out? Mine has a big leak. I filled it with r-134 and it lasted 2 weeks. Just curious, but why are you yanking yours out? If the compressor and lines are in good shape I may be interested. Not currently working and don't mind it that way. I'm quite...

So, drove to the local spray wash this morning - truck wasn't particularily noisy, just lagging a little. Noticed a rattling sound coming from rear; thinking no biggie - sometimes ole Jake can be a little cantakerous. While spraying, I notice the rear exhaust is kind of swinging when I run the press...

adamzan wrote:Drove it to florida, going to fix the darn ac while I'm down here!

Pulling the entire system out of mine / you're welcome to it when you get back.

Hello from the valley.

danger wrote:That looks good man, did you do it yourself or have it done? There is one on highway 6 that sorta looks like that, I'm always jealous.

Much thanks, it was a DIY in my garage with paint and vinyl from CT.

EOTB has a good Minimum/Recommended equipment list:
http://www.eotb.ca/index.php?module=New ... ay&sid=247

Here is the new paint / detailing - the stripes go really well with mud. Had fun out back (private property) - no trails, wildlife, habitat etc. was affected and made a couple of nice berms on our mountain biking loop. Need to retrim the front wheel covers for the hubs as the spacers pushed them out...

De-chromed past 2 days / flat black front end.

Is not just an axle seal, but just a never ending list of repairs. Has cost me around $6,500 so far since I bought it 2 years ago. And the total keeps climbing. The manifold stud job will likely cost me around $500. The engine is also burning around a 1/2 liter of oil a week. Meaning that I either ...

I use the Roadtrip app to do above.

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSt ... 98207&mt=8

Pete, get in touch with Morpheus. Even if you pay to have the truck towed there; it will be worth the $$ to get clarity on what exactly you're dealing with. 04 Chinook with 85,000km and clean history is definitely worth trying to save IMO. Best of luck.

Morpheus wrote:Weird snowfall last night. Anything west of hwy 8 got nothing, anything east of hwy 6 got nothing. Cambridge got dumped on.. Wasn't happy getting up this morning to go to work on a saturday and had to shovel the driveway to get the car out!

We ended up getting another 6-8" / shovel = 4h

adamzan wrote:Welcome from another local!

+1

This much + another 10-15cm predicted over night / yeah, we're kinda country out here.

does anyone know where i can get the manual warn hubs here in canada cheaper than $250... i tried at van and truck world in pickering(who stock them) and that was about the price, that being said i am still waiting on a price from canadian tire on them I purchased my sliders from Trail Gear and Spi...