The Nissan Path

MonkeyMike

http://thenissanpath.com/viewtopic.php?t=2015

~mike

MonkeyMike

- keep the revs under 2000 when accelerating. - try to coast up to red lights so that you can time the lights (doesnt work well with traffic) - pump up your tires to the max allowable cold pressure. - switch your lubricants to synthetic, and change them regularly. - change your air filter. - remove ...

MonkeyMike

I am about to rent a 5 X 8 enclosed trailer to move some stuff long distance. I have never towed a "rental" trailer of this size. The rental place doesnt reccommend towing over 45MPH. That is gonna be some slow progress on about a 1300 mile trip. What speeds have any of you towed such a t...

MonkeyMike

Found this pic: http://off-road-light.ru/images/stories//autoservice/light/nissan%20navara-01.jpg Looks, like major project, but what a clean lens install! thats probably not as difficult as you would think. it looks like the stock housing with a HID assembly mounted into it. most likely cut a big ...

MonkeyMike

Do you think thats 2010 No. Like SilverGhost and Steve said, this is a concept of the current generation. Look at the sheet metal. It's that same as what we have now. Just add some futuristic looking lights, wheels, and tech (i.e. side mirrors) and you have a concept vehicle. Same thing you see wit...

MonkeyMike

Wizzard005 wrote:

must be a "hawaii only" option... factory mounted beach umbrella.

~mike

MonkeyMike

nice pics... good low angle shots.

i was out on my motorcycle last night as that rolled through. luckily, the rain only lasted a few minutes up by me.

~mike

MonkeyMike

generally, i put regular in. i think i put premium in once...

~mike

MonkeyMike

looks fun... wish i was in new york. i've gotta find some areas like that around here.

~mike

MonkeyMike

That is not correct. The TPMS is connected to the tire and to the steering column. It is not connected to the valve. The valve is where the air goes in. the TPMS sensor is a black plastic piece that is connected to the inside of the valve stem. it is not a separate piece. the valve core can be repl...

MonkeyMike

Carl- I bet you will have the biggest s#!t eating grin on your face driving the only turbocharged ragtop Pathfinder in the world. I'm going to call on my next business trip to the area to see if I can check it out. Hats off to you. Awesome out of the box projects! supercharged... but who's really p...

MonkeyMike

I was wondering what kind of life has everyone else experienced out of the original Nissan battery, I am currently on my 4th year with my 05 Path and still holding up. Usually any battery over 4 years old should be replaced just to be on the safe side. One of these days :wink: mine was changed out ...

MonkeyMike

- How does the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) that is integrated into the NAV work on the Pathfinders (2006 LE)? - What do I need to do to continue to have it work after new tires? the TPMS is just a sensor that is attached to the valve stem. just inform the tire shop that you have TPMS and...

MonkeyMike

Claybreaker wrote:...Can't wait for snow to see how it drives.

hopefully you got the 4wd version! mine handles the snow wonderfully. 4wd with the VDC... you get annoyed at the FWD people who wont get out of your way!

~mike

MonkeyMike

I'm trying to make sure I order the right stuff: Do these part numbers match up?? 50842-ESPFR Engine cover skid plate 50742-7S000 ????? 50884-TSP00 Transfer case cover skid plate 50884-7S000 ????? The dealer gave me those other numbers, and I just want to make sure those are correct. see the post b...

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