The Nissan Path

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If you press the Lock and Unlock buttons at the same time it'll change the honk/light blinking setting.

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Just a quick review: I am very pleased with these tires so far. I have had them on for almost 2 years now with no problems. They are very quiet and smooth riding. They have done great in the past winters with lots of snow and ice. I honestly don't go mudding but once I did accidentally drive through...

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Looks like my original photos stopped working. I'll repost them: http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o159/pimpablo/2006%20Nissan%20Pathfinder%20SE%20Off-Road%204x4/IMAG0794_zpseb9wb00s.jpg http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o159/pimpablo/2006%20Nissan%20Pathfinder%20SE%20Off-Road%204x4/IMAG0795_zpsnh...

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I haven't got a chance to reply back on this, but I'll let you know my review after almost 1 year with these. Overall these brake pads seem to be built pretty well. These brake pads are very quiet. They make little to no noise. My main problem with these brake pads are that they are the dirtiest bra...

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Where I purchased my lugnuts:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LUG-NUTS-ACORN- ... 3f48d49bd2

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This is the lugwrench kit I bought at autozone. Sizes it comes with are 3/4 In., 13/16 In., 7/8 In., and 17mm. http://www.autozone.com/shop-and-garage-tools/lug-wrench/dorman-17-mm-3-4-13-16-and-7-8-in-lug-wrench/366588_0_0/ http://contentinfo.autozone.com/znetcs/product-info/en/US/drm/711-900/image...

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I totally forgot to reply to my own thread. I ordered the lugnuts from the "Lugnut Guys". Lugnut Guys(left) vs OEM(right): http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o159/pimpablo/2006%20Nissan%20Pathfinder%20SE%20Off-Road%204x4/IMAG0587_zps8pk0ruls.jpg Lugnut guys(left) vs OEM (right): http://i11...

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I have really liked the Purolator PureOne air filters. They are the blue air filter. They are very well constructed and seem to hold up very well compared to just regular paper air filter. Purolator PureOne PA44727 Info: Step up to a Purolator PureONE air filter and get up to twice the capacity of c...

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Is this cargo box a hard plastic?

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Set all of the heaters to the maximum heat position, jack up the front end of the vehicle, and run the engine between 2000-3000 RPM for about 15-20 minutes until the rear heater blows hot. If that doesn't work, you may have a bad heater pump (located at the firewall and has two heater hoses connect...

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Well I went to check and the coolant level was just a hair lower then max. I went on ahead and filled it up a little more then max. I ran it for 30 mins and the front air was nice and hot but the rear was ice cold. I wonder what is the next step I should do. Maybe a pressurized coolant exchange? I c...

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I am having an issue with my rear heat. My front vents blow out nice hot air, but the rear only blows out cold. I know the rear used to blow hot air out in the past. My daughter sits in the back and I am always driving. My wife decided to drive and I sat in the back for the first time in a long time...

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I honestly just use what ever synthetic is on sale at the time.
The first oil change I did I used Valvoline SynPower and the second oil change I used Penzoil Syn.
I usually OEM Nissan oil filter or Fram ultraguard syn filters.

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I would just stick the OEM style.

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I don't see you having an issue running any conventional motor oil. All these oils all have to meet the industry standard. I personally prefer Valvoline but lately I just get the best deal at the parts store. The OEM Nissan filter is very good but you could run a purolator, Fram, or mobil brand filt...

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No rear heat? (front works fine)

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