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1995 Nissan Pathfinder Questions & Answers
Where do I find a roof rack to fit my 1995 Nissan
buy a clamp on type rack,available from any accesory store.(when asked what the bars on the roof were for, a lady said" it stops the paint from getting scratched when you turn the car over"... over heard in a bmw showroom)true......
Hi. I just bought a 1995 Nissan Mistral, 2.7l
sounds like the thermostat is stuck open, meaning the engine is not getting up to running temperature. would be best to change the thermostat and give the water system a good flush out. and back flush the heater core. as you don't know how long this problem has been around it can cause rust build up in the engie as flow is weaker. when topping up use a good inhibitor antifreeze/summer coolant 50/50 mix. and run for a year with this mix in and replace it. and flush again this should of then sorted the corrosion in the water system.
95 pathfinder driver side window suddenly stopped working.
It's a little confusing to understand from what you have said but I would think the issue would have to be either in a bad connection or a bad master switch. Check the fuse, just to make sure it is not blown.
If I understand correctly, none of the windows work from the master switch? But will work from their own switch?
Again, it's hard to understand exactly what is going on. Sorry, I wish I could be of more help.
3.0l. What is causing knocking?
If the code is p0325, it should be repaired, HOWEVER, on nissan products from 1996 to 2002, a p0325 does NOT illuminate the check-engine lamp. Knock sensor on that vehicle is for PING control not for emissions reduction. On other vehicles (say a chevy with a p0325) it WILL light the check engine lamp which is an automatic smog fail.
95 Nissan Pathfinder XE, V6,
First check fuse box as this is an electrical fault also it could be that moisture has got in to one of the modules in the engine bay
How do I replace the front wheel bearing on a 1995
Hub bearings comprising an inner and an outer used to be common but have now largely been superceded by a bearing assembly that contains a pair of inner races and a single double-row outer race already calibrated and with seals already fitted.
Successfully replacing hub bearings of any type, if a reliable and long lasting job is required, needs skill, experience and patience and often some fairly specialised tools. I don't wish to insult you but if you have to ask how, it is clear you are lacking in at least one of those requirements.
I am in favour of amateur mechanics cutting repair costs where they can but only after they have the core skills and a reasonable level of understanding of the technology. I suggest in this instance you pay a professional and learn by observing.
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