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as the 05s-08s are the oldest, i think it's more usual that you will see more of anything going wrong with them, as opposed to newer year models which typically have less miles on themSuperBlack11 wrote:I've been reading a lot of the posts regarding the tranny issues and it seems like many of the failures are on the 05-07/08 Pathys. Have I been reading that correct? Should I be worried about my 11? Would you recommend an extended warr?
volvite wrote:Out of curosity has any one heard of an 08 radiator failure?
How about a 5.6L V8 radiator failure? From my understanding the 4.0 and 5.6 are the same radiator, but I've never verified this.
Thanks, I saw that link, but I didn't compare heater problems to the transmission problems. I guess they are still somewhat newer than the rest. I'll keep my eye open.mrguy19 wrote:volvite wrote:Out of curosity has any one heard of an 08 radiator failure?
How about a 5.6L V8 radiator failure? From my understanding the 4.0 and 5.6 are the same radiator, but I've never verified this.
http://www.carcomplaints.com/Nissan/Pathfinder/2008/
It looks like there starting to "creep up", heater problems i beliver is a tell tell sign.
Thanks for posting that site. I went car shopping today for a small 4cyl, 4dr sedan & came back home to do the research on some Hondas & Toyotas. WOW ! ! ! In all fairness, all I can say is it’s not just Nissan with the costly, major repairs. Tell me, what’s a person to do?
V8 rad is the same as the V6 if you check the PNs on courtesy.volvite wrote:Thanks, I saw that link, but I didn't compare heater problems to the transmission problems. I guess they are still somewhat newer than the rest. I'll keep my eye open.mrguy19 wrote:volvite wrote:Out of curosity has any one heard of an 08 radiator failure?
How about a 5.6L V8 radiator failure? From my understanding the 4.0 and 5.6 are the same radiator, but I've never verified this.
http://www.carcomplaints.com/Nissan/Pathfinder/2008/
It looks like there starting to "creep up", heater problems i beliver is a tell tell sign.