The Nissan Path

AS_The_Crow_Flys wrote: ↑
Thu Apr 27, 2023 4:31 pm
I don't have many that would be all that interesting to the group.

I have a couple time laps and driving movies, but they are way too big to put on here.

HaHa!
I am talking pics of the car in the snow

But nice kids!

I'll post mine: 2012 SV with 140,000 miles now. Stock. Use case: Overlanding in Utah and Colorado, towing a 4,000 lb boat, around town, and several long distance drives each year. Repairs: 3. Currently the radio time of day won't stay set and the radio stations can't be programmed. It's not the fus...

Thank you so much for shring!
This looks like a wonderful build.

Also I love the background pics.

Do you think you could show us more pics of it in the desert?

I live in Florida so I vicariously live through others whne it comes to these things

Still have mine. Some issues with the front end. Brakes done, tires etc on top of that. Driver seat split on me and will have to get that repaired. Other than the noise to get checked out again on the front end my push unlock on the tailgate pushed up thru. Grrr. But she looks great. :) Great to se...

Gn22 wrote: ↑
Wed May 24, 2023 4:00 pm
Well Ignition Coil #2 was the problem, so everything looks good so far
thank you all.

Glad it worked out for you in the end!

I finally switched all 4 sensors, it ran great until getting into work - the car starts to stop idle from 800 - 350 rpm. Just waiting on the EGR control valve hose to come in to see if that's the final missing puzzle that I need to complete. Curious to see what the ultimate culprit is/was or if it ...

I watched this as well and had some questions. First off, it seems that the driver of the Black R51 really gave up early on the throttle when he felt slip don't he rocks. Its counter-intuitive to keep on it, but you need to. LOW RANGE is where the Pathys traction control matches A-TRAC. I think the...

Looks nice!
Important upgrade as tires are literally where the rubber meets the road!

yeah, I guess I didn't choose my wording the best. Obviously I would fix any issues that are causing my problems then have the alignment done and certainly any shop wouldn't do an alignment without fixing any issues first. So back to the original question. Do I really need to go to a dealer to get ...

I recently went outside to check what parts i needed to do the radiator bypass on my pathy. i took the front skid plate off and to my surprise the bypass had already been done. I know it wasnt a previous owner because it was originally my mom's car and she bought it brand new in 05. I know the car'...

Ok fellas; your time to shine!
Help the man out.

Welcome !!!

17Pathfinder wrote: ↑
Thu Apr 20, 2023 9:58 am
Hello, we've had our 2017 SL since new. It's my wife's daily driver. It's been a great car. Decided to join the forum to help me maintain it. Cheers,

Welcome to your new home away from home!!!

Update - does not fit. Due to the angles and articulation of the control arm, the sumospring would only be about 50% on the actual vehicle frame on compression. There is an option to drill holes in the control arm and mount the sumospring further inbound, but I didn't want to go that route. I don't...

That looks really nice.
Need to look into getting one

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