- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Also why a floor jack.
- Location
- Covington, Va
Much more stable. Get at least a 3 ton.
- Location
- McMinnville, Orygun
Set up pop up canopy.. Using the Lag bolts to secure to the Ground. Sucks in a Quarry lag bolts will not go deep.. Was able to go about 4 inches.. Worked to hold canopy from moving.
Front Tow hook of the Xterra works great for added anchor point. Wish hook was on both sides..
Front Tow hook of the Xterra works great for added anchor point. Wish hook was on both sides..
- Location
- Covington, Va
Dunno if you're on the BookFace but I saw a tow hook for sale on the xterra yard sale page this morning. Could add a second one.
Hawk136439
Bought an X
Ordered brake pads and rotors last night. finally getting those sloted and drilled rotors!
- Location
- Livermore, CA
NISSTEC rear sway bar relocate brackets and 4x4parts poly sway bar bushings (superpro spf1484-20k)
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
What's a rear sway bar?
- Location
- Livermore, CA
It’s for pu$$ies like me that drive on roads 99% of the time
Me!Here!
Bought an X
- Location
- Somerville, MA
I have a decent 2 Ton Craftsman (it is OLD) it works great and as an added benefit, I pulle dout the plastic jack housing and the floor jack fits (kinda) in that now exposed well (jack upside down)
- Location
- Livermore, CA
I did a test drive without I after I installed my AALs, was too roll-y for me. Will try again if I ever get new heavier duty springs.
- Location
- Covington, Va
Got two camping trips set-up this month. One this weekend with just my middle daughter and then the whole family in a couple weeks with another family from church. Should be some good times!
General_Tarfun
Sliders
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
Yeah I didn't like it either until the suspension was firmed up, once I put wheel spacers on it was a lot more stable too.
- Location
- Covington, Va
I've been without sway bars for about a year now. But I have 650lb/in coils in the front and +500lb Alcans in the back. It's pretty darn stable. I still wouldn't try any auto cross with it, but it does my DD and interstate tripping really well.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Mounted.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Disconnected on one side is what it is. I just haven't gotten around to removing it.@Prime Those lights looks great!..... The only issue I see is, there is a giant metal bar running from one LCA to the other..... What is that?
Doesn't that make all kinds of racket off road?
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Meh. It's warn a path in the mount on the disconnected side. So. Not anymore?
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
I haven't had a reason to drop all that garbage so it's still there. When I put the 205 in I imagine it'll come out. Or I'll just take the angle grinder and just cut the ends off.
My guess is it’ll take 5 times longer to cut through that hardened steel than it would to drop the skid and loosen 4 bolts.
Hell we dropped Patrick’s during lunch on Metal Masher.
Just do it.
- Location
- McMinnville, Orygun
Darn check engine light is on again.. 4088 Something Code reader say's the Evap cylinder short circuit . again.
Cleared codes last week.. Did fuel up.. Friday.. Now this morning dang check engine light came on..again.
dang Evap circuit again...
Cleared codes last week.. Did fuel up.. Friday.. Now this morning dang check engine light came on..again.
dang Evap circuit again...
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
It's probably the valve. Ebay. Get one for like 50 bucks with 20k on it. Be good for another 144.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Just pull the canister, blow it out with an air hose, do the same with the solenoid, douche the solenoid with WD40, and reassemble..... if you haven’t done it yet, run a piece of 1/2 inch hose and a push in filter behind the DS tail light, and call it a couple years before you have to do it again.
I hate that code, but it’s not hard to fix......
If your gas tank is hard to fill, you’re about to get that code..... kind of a pre warning.
- Location
- McMinnville, Orygun
Last time the solenoid had spider webs inside it.. for reasons it did not open or close.. dam bugs.
Will get spray some Insect spray in that Channel, that was to be the FSU fix for the issue.. ugh.. hmmm gas tanking fill burp.. Since Oregon has Chimp that fills tanks WHile I stay cozy in my seat.. going to listen for the Nozzle burp & Take note.
Will get spray some Insect spray in that Channel, that was to be the FSU fix for the issue.. ugh.. hmmm gas tanking fill burp.. Since Oregon has Chimp that fills tanks WHile I stay cozy in my seat.. going to listen for the Nozzle burp & Take note.
That solenoid fills with dust, and that causes it to stick. When you fill up, the canister can't vent, and that causes the gas pump to shut of prematurely. When you start the rig, that solenoid is charged and closes, and the system checks for pressure. That's why ya gotta run the the vent hose up behind the tail light, and put a filter on it.
It's a simple fix, unfortunately Nissan never did figure that one out.
It's a simple fix, unfortunately Nissan never did figure that one out.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
That's complicated.
They're listed as no longer available on Amazon. But they're still available on the Canadian site.
- Location
- Denton, TX
Dude. That's pretty cool looking right there.
Did you use the stock wiring or have to build it? I remember you saying something about harnesses somewhere..
scoyoc
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- Fort Collins, CO
Mine is on too. It went off when crossing a stream a few weeks back. I haven't gotten around to resetting it or cleaning out the canister yet. Someday... soon... (-ish).
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
I built custom harnesses for both sides.
- Location
- Denton, TX
Are the back ones the same flash pattern? I dig it~
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
No the rears are tied directly to the turn signal wire. So they flash at the same time.
- Location
- Livermore, CA
Installed a Raingler ceiling net I purchased off a user from that other forum.
Hawk136439
Bought an X
wife picked up a roofing screw in a tire.. guess I'm getting her new shoes sooner than expected:
Yes I know it could probably be patched and they still have some life in them BUT hers is the xterra we drive most often with our 1YO baby so new tires is well worth the piece of mind with winter coming up.
Yes I know it could probably be patched and they still have some life in them BUT hers is the xterra we drive most often with our 1YO baby so new tires is well worth the piece of mind with winter coming up.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Actually that's too close to the shoulder to be patched. If you did it yourself you'd probably be fine, but no shop I know of would patch that.
Hawk136439
Bought an X
I kinda figured that would be the case too idk if any tire shops around here will even put a patch in tbh.