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I am MIGV. I have a 2000 pathfinder SE
I would like to discuss mechanical and electrical problems.Also ideas on fixing problems and discussng off road trips and ideas.
regards,
Manny
I ran across a 1995 XE Pathfinder that needs a transmission 5 speed, and a windshield.
It has over 200,000 but the rest of the vehicle is in great shape, timing belt was changed @ 150,000 and the oil change religiously.
Interior is good no rips. tires are new, batt is new, AC works, every things to be in good shape.
Paint job is good some real small dings in the door but no chips.
I paid 1000.00, is this a good deal?
Is there weak areas in this particular year and model of vehicle?
Thanks,
John :sick:
My name is "maximalou" and I live in Rockland County, N.Y. I bought my '00 Pathfinder LE (3.0- 2WD)in December of '05 with 77K on it. This is the first truck that I have ever owned (I own a '96 Maxima GLE and previously owned a '95 Accord Coupe). Biggest issue to date has been the speedomoter console and wiring to the console which cost $800 to fix. It dosen't drive that great in the snow (not a 4X4) but other than that I am happy. Exterior and interior is in mint condition. I love speaking to other Pathfinder owners on line. Allot can be learned.
Maximalou
I have the same identical problem as you do. Mine just started this week (February 2007). I still cannot find a solution to the problem. Did you find out what caused the electical problem? I would be anxious to find out. Thanks,
David
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Took it to the Nissan dealer. Service folks thought it was weird, used car manager instantly thought it was replaced. They sent me to a body shop the dealer uses, who instantly said it was a repair job. Carfax is clean, welds are good... Got lots of folks scratching their heads.
Anybody else encounter this?
* Talked to a couple mechanics at dealerships that have seen a few come from the factory with primer gray interiors.
* Body shops say that overspray on the fenders is a dead giveaway that they've been replaced, but if someone went to all the work of repainting the firewall, they would have made it match the exterior, or used something other than primer gray.
* I've scoured the internet for photos. The firewall on white and red 01-04 Pathfinders match the exterior color. Blue pathfinders have black firewalls. In photos of 05 and newer Pathfinder/Titan engines the interior is gray on most body colors.
One of our concerns is reselling the vehicle. Makes it hard if we get such instant "its been totaled" reactions.
Friends:
I have a 1991 NssanPath V6 2WD, Pathfnder it run ok when is cool after that it got hot and stop right away. Now I took it to the mechanic I was charger $85.00 for the dianostic he said change the sparkpkus and the cool tmp sensor. while I gues it did not worked continue haven the same problem. Now I removed wholeset where it goes from air filter to closed to the aluminium Part where the fuelInjection(carbuter)cap goes I stick my finger inside and I see a dirty very black spat. My question could be the fuel Injector? and how I change it or What should I do pls or where Can I find a great Mechanic Book can tell step by step in order reapir my pathfinder Iam tire paying mechanics and have not fit it correctly. Agan thank you for your help.
Sincerely
eduerdo
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I just joined up on this site yesterday. You can call me Owald (pronounced "owe-walled"). I own a green 4WD 1997 Nissan Pathfinder SE. It's my first automobile and it's still kicking. I've got about 170K+ miles logged on it over the course of over 10 years and I'm trying to keep it going as much as I can. Heck, I'll push this vehicle till it reaches 999,999 if I can & if it comes right down to it, I'll hot-foot it like it was a Flintstones car! lol. In all seriousness though, It's been a great ride and it still is. I'm sadly shying away from dealers and auto shops due to costly labors charges, plus the 5% tax hike on labor that started this year, and learning to become my own basic vehicle mechanic. Nothing wrong with knowing how to fix my own problems, right?