The Nissan Path

TooMuchControl

having done at the same time?

if looking at control arm replacement, have your wheel hubs inspected.

TooMuchControl

I like to rotate detergent packages anyway to expose deposits to a variety of detergents.

I have done this for many years, I've landed on the M1 now.

I was really disappointed in purchasing Kirkland a couple of years ago (seemed to burn off quite a bit) and have stuck to the M1 since.

TooMuchControl

It' looks like quite a few little bolts to get at the unit, from the inside, cleanly.
Not quite certain if you have to take the whole unit out to replace it - I should have grabbed a shot from the inside. It looks like a -4 10mm bolts to get it out from there if I recall.

TooMuchControl

Thanks so much! Through what I've observed on the web, Nissan does not expose the misfire counters directly, and this data is only seen through open OBD Mode 6 data. They are not the only Manufacturer apparently that does this - not sure why. I'm leaning to what you are saying - I think this data wo...

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you are a hero! Interesting that you've dropped into the 0W-40 category. This oil has "Nissan Genuine Performances" approval on the M1 Website. Unsure what this specifically means. In that 0W spec, would it have a higher detergent package to goes with? I'm assuming that Euro specs drive th...

TooMuchControl

Is there a listing of available OBD Mode 6 data for each model year planted somewhere?

looking for misfire counters, etc, and wondering if there is a listing of this somewhere so that I don't need to chase for a mysterious tool to find this information if not available.

Thank you all for any help.

TooMuchControl

That has me sourcing preventative measures for mine as well.

thanks for the update.

TooMuchControl

Thank you for the link!

TooMuchControl

Added pictures of the open clock spring. Maybe I'm getting toooooo frugal now... It's a $20 fix if you have the patience, a screw driver, and a cheap Chinese website to obtain a ribbon. Everything works perfectly so far, smooth and no evidence of rattling. Open the cover on the clock spring https://...

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I thought I would add some decent pictures of what the pins look for Nissan electrical connectors. Some videos on the web, but very hard to see what's going on, even from video. Maybe some stills will help folks see what needs to be done. This is the wiring harness for the steering wheel controls. T...

TooMuchControl

I had a little spare time and decided to chop out a rear quarter panel at a local U-pick.
I thought folks might be interested what the skeleton looks like...
Rear AC is visible, here....

TooMuchControl

Added photos for reference.
Pump
Retaining Ring - O ring
Connector
Rubber seal that plugs into the tank.

Small ring needs to be lifted up, off a slot on the tank, and you just pull the washer pump out.

TooMuchControl

you just plugged the line? Interesting. I wonder what if any penalty there is in doing this.

TooMuchControl

I loved the change the Bilsteins performed, by themselves.
Obvious that more may be needed here, as, bump stops are being hit, and more coils will stiffen it.

TooMuchControl

Thanks for getting on here.

Decent amount of miles, and the '05.

I'm always thinking to myself how well made these vehicles were made, as a pilot, in 2005.
(Apart from early radiator issues of course)

Welcome.

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