How do you remove the left center pillar garnish molding on a 2008 GMC 1500 crew cab

SOURCE: How to remove and replace cabin air filter 2007 se crew cab

If you haven't figured it out yet, try the two links below. They have pics and diagrams. I haven't done this yet but, Nissan suggesting to have it done. (Sitting in the dealer having oil changed as we speak. They want $90 to replace the 2 filters.) I'm planning on doing it myself to save about $70. Doesn't look too difficult - just a little time. Parts are about $22 at local parts store. hope this helps. (Won't be back on this forum. So won't see any response you submit back).

http://www.clubfrontier.org/forums/f23/cabin-air-filter-replacement-29892/

http://www.nissanhelp.com/diy/altima/projects/nissan_altima_in_cabin_filter_replacement_procedure_1.htm

SOURCE: need to know where sensor 1 (oxygen sensor) on bank 1 is located

It would be on the left header pipe as you sit in the truck. Its the sensor in front of the cat

SOURCE: 2004 nissan frontier crew cab radio

the plastic around the gear shifter will pop up with a good pull, then turn it side ways to get over the shifter, then there are 2 screws the hold the bezel down around the radio and air vents, then just pull from the air vents it will pop off to reveil the screws to the radio

SOURCE: How do I remove the front drive shaft on a 2002

remove the 4 bolts holding the front u-joint on, now on the transfer case remove the factory zip tie on the back of the rubber boot, pry the rubber boot forward and simple pull the driveline out may take a hammer if it a high milage unit

SOURCE: My engine light has come on in my 2004 GMC crew

If the light was flashing when it came on, then it means your engine is misfiring.

A solid light can mean anything from a loose/faulty gas cap to a transmission issue.

This light comes on when the computer detects a fault of some sort in its diagnostic tests. If it keeps detecting this issue, the light will remain on. If the light turns off, then it has detected that the issue may no longer be present.

In order to find out what the exact reason was for your light, You need to have your car computer scanned to retrieve the code that the computer would have stored when the light triggered. Most garages will do this free of charge. The code will tell you what may have caused the light to initially turn on. Until you get this code, it's impossible to determine what parts need to be checked or replaced.