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Thank You!!!! That is some Great information!!!!

So I guess the best way to deal with it would be to drop the headliner and silicone around the Rivnuts.

So the rack Rivnuts are all the way through the roof to the inside of the cabin?

We are finally getting rain here in New Mexico, And Lots of it. On Monday and Tuesday morning of this week when I got into my XTERRA to head to work there was water dripping down from the ceiling where the sun visor clips into place by the rear view mirror on the Driver and Passenger side. I am...

Update on the issue, I changed out the Crankshaft Position Sensor with the Hitachi Sensor from Rock Auto. The issue so far seems to be gone. I have been up the mountain now a half dozen times since I changed the sensor and it hasn't had any issues or thrown any codes. Thank You for all the input!!!!

Thank You Zack for the information!!!

Ok, This morning it through a code and left the Service Engine Light on. Had the Code Read and it says. It is the Crankshaft Position Sensor Position A. I am on Rockauto.Com and it shows a Front and Rear NISSAN Sensor but only one HITACHI? Any idea's?

Thanks, I will get one ordered.

I tried to do this but my Xterra won't run for more then a few seconds without the MAF plugged in.

I was thinking about Brake clean last night but I thought that might be to harsh so I thought the Contact cleaner would be fine. I never thought it would leave behind a residue. But it must have, It sure didn't run very good today.

I will start there, Thank You!!!

I will try to find that on my way home from work tomorrow, I am driving the Tacoma tomorrow and giving the Xterra a rest.

LOL a little rough. What would you recommend?

I did an oil change on the Xterra today and I took the Mass Air Flow Sensor off and sprayed the internals with Electrical Contact Cleaner. It made a big difference on how clean the sensor is now. I will find out in the morning if it helped.

Let me ask this. The problem I am having is. And I haven't decided if the altitude change plays into it or not. But I live at 4600 feet elevation. When I go to work in the morning I go up to 9000 feet elevation. when I get close to that 9000 foot mark I get two dash lights flashing, The motor...

Ok I am getting mixed feedback on what the sensors are so I figured I would come here to make sure I am calling them by name so I can get the correct ones to hopefully solve my problem. Is the Sensor on the back passenger side of the motor that is a pain to get to the Cam Shaft Position Sensor...

If I make it down that way I will let you know. Thanks for the invite!!!

That's a Big Difference being from Oregon to New Mexico. When I moved out here from Connecticut in 89 it took a while for me to adjust. The only thing that saved me was I got hired on with the Ruidoso Fire Department so I moved up on the mountain. But I moved back down here when my time was done.

Hopefully you still are Loving your Tacoma. I have my Xterra but I also have a 2005 Tacoma with 225,372 Miles on her and I won't sell or trade it off.

It's not to bad once you get out and see things away from town. I'm not from here but I have been here since 1989.