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This is a tough answer to explain due to a mid-year production change on this model. The passenger side wiper changes depending on whether you have an early or late production. The related link below explains the situation best and recommends how to approach it.

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you cannot replace the wheel bearings by themselves in a 4x4. they designed the hubs to have wheel bearings inside them. you must replace the whole hub assembly to get new wheel bearings. should run from 50-100 dollars a piece from a parts store, and about twice that at a dealer.

You need a 36mm socket and a breaker bar . Take the spline nut off the end of the cv shaft. I suggest doing this with the wheel still on the ground. Then jack the truck up. Remove the caliper and rotor, take out the three bolts holding in the hub. Be careful around the abs sensor. They are expensive. Installation is the reverse of removal. Torqe the spline nut to approx 180 ft.lbs.

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The thermostat is located on the back of the engine under the exhaust manifold There is a pipe that runs across the back of the engine and around the corner to the hose the t-stat is in the pipe right where the hose connects to the pipe Easy to change if you know what you are doing Not easy if you don't Note that whole pipe must come off to replace the stat

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It is located at the lower radiator hose where it connects with the block.

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Should be located in the removable housing at the engine end of the upper radiator hose

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Hey Gabriel==Follow the upper radiator hose and where it meets the engine it is in that housing.. Be sure to put it back with the spring toward the engine. Good luck, Joe

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no the struts don't need to come off but make sure you have a way to compress the springs when you go to put it back together. when i say no they don't need to come off i mean completely off but the bottom needs to disconnect from the spindle.

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Hi there,This is really quite simple. You will need to remove theentire tail lamp assembly to do this.

open the rear tail gate.

locate the 2 10mm nuts (black plastic) on the right side of the leftbrake lamp assembly, (should also have a slotfor a Phillips screw driver).

Remove these 2 nuts.

Tail lamp assembly is then pressed into a grommetat the rear. You will need to pull straight out towardsthe rear. (Might be tight) I sometimes use a plasticwedge to help pry off tail lamp assembly.

Once tail lamp is out, just depress the 2 plasticclips to release the bulbs from inside the assembly.

And replace needed bulbs. (brake light will be the top one)(12v 21w) single filament.

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drivers side, tucked behind the exhaust tunnel on the side of the motor, follow the radiator hose to it. they are tuff to change

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Located at the rear of the waterpump, under the inlet manifold

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Look in the removable housing at the engine end of the upper radiator hose

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No. There is no adjustment. The timing chain tensioner is an oil pressure driven device that adjusts the chain tension as needed. It is located on the pivot guide behind the timing chain cover.

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follow the upper radiator hose to the engine,there is a housing that is retained by a few bolts.that where the t-stat is

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I attempted to find this yesterday, but was unsuccessful...I did learn that most thermostats are located in the upper radiator hose, which is a much easier fix. However, I said most cars...The '00 eclipse's thermostat is located in the lower radiator hose which is much harder to get at....

If anybody has access to a diagram please help!

Easy fix right here:

Remove your intake.

Remove your battery.

Remove the battery stand.

Now look and see where both radiator hoses converge. There is a bulge in that line with three bolts on it... remove the cover. You have now successfully found your thermostat. Any questions or pictures needed email me at Kompressor124@Yahoo.com... I will tell you anything you need to know about a V6 as I have recently done the swap to a 3.5L out of a Diamante.

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Answer 1 Check mastercylinder brake fluid reservoir to make sure it's full. Although I'm not familiar with your make and model. the cause which you ask about is probably as alluded to in the above previous answer, in that the brake fluid reservoir is low on fluid. Many later model vehicles have a low fluid level sensor in the brake fluid reservoir which triggers the warning light in the instrument panel in order to remind the driver to have the brake system checked. When the fluid level gets down to just abovethe "trigger" level, although the light generally stays "off," sloshing of the fluid during movement of the vehicle can cause to light to turn on and off intermittently.j3h.

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You really neeed a manual to get it right. Get one at AUTOREPAIR2000.COM

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It is under the upper radiator hose goose neck.

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The 2007 Nissan Murano takes a 26" drivers side, 18" passenger side and a fairly specialized 14" rear wiper that is difficult to find in the stores. See sources and related links below for more information. Since there are currently over 22 different wiper arm attachments, do not buy wipers just by length only - be sure to lookup exact wiper blade part numbers by vehicle make, model and year for the brand wiper you decide to purchase. This ensures correct length AND correct attachment.

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Follow the top radiator hose from radiator header tank across to where it meets the thermostat housing. the thermostat is inside this metal housing. you will need to disconnect the top radiator hose and unbolt the housing to remove thermostat.

For the V6 motor, the thermostat is actually at the end of the BOTTOM radiator hose, adjacent to the intake assembly.

TOP IS WRONG!!!!!!!

on the 4 cyl. It is on the bottom radiator hose. take out 2 bolts on the housing, it is right there. I removed the passenger side cooling fan to get better access. I do not know where it is on a 6 cyl. though. Glad I could help!

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At the engine end of the upper rad hose. When replacing it make sure the spring goes toward the engine;

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The key is inside of the key fob. There is a small switch on the back of fob. Push it towards the outside and hold it. While holding the switch, pull on the key ring and your key will slide out.

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yes

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Try diconnecting the battery for one minute. I have a 2005 Murano and it actually resets nicely after 15 seconds of disconnected. Just leave key on and radio, and you can tell right away.

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If you fallow the rad hose off the top of rad there will be a body that the hose is clamped on to at the motor it will be under there