I have had the timing belt go bad and the front axles. Other than that mostly have just put maintenence into the car. There is however a recall for windshield wipers and I did have those go bad but Nissan replaced them for free.
== == 100,000 miles
its 83000 square miles
1 square mile = 640 acres 83000 acres/640 = 129.6875 square miles
Click the link and look it up. You did not list what trim level so I cannot look it up for you.
Not many some where around 20-30mpg, Alot depends on your right foot and were you drive
I have replaced the front engine seal twice on my 95 200sx 1.6L, once around 50,000 and again around 160,000. This seems to be an inherent problem with this car that Nissan won't admit. I replaced the seal both times with what Nissan called 'a better seal' but it still leaks to this day. I don't think there is a good solution except if you replace it get the part from Nissan and don't over fill the oil and monitor the amount of leakage. If it gets to bad the oil can get tossed up into the alternator and can ruin the alternator like it did mine at 160,000 miles. I have 200,050 mile on my 95 200sx and still rolling, yes it leaks a little oil.
5W-30
I own a 2003 acura tl with 83000 miles on it . When should i get the timing belt changed ?
Most likely, yes. They should last 200,000 miles.Most likely, yes. They should last 200,000 miles.
720/Hardbody - Equipped with either a Z24 or (in later years) a KA24e. Both engines are known to go beyond 300,000 miles without major repairs.
I have a '98 Nissan Pathfinder that has over 371000 miles on it and still running strong.
The owners manual for my 1995 200 SX SE-R indicates that timing "chain" does not need replacement. Unlike timing "belts" found on many cars which likely require replacement at 60,000 or 100,000 miles.