Nissan Pathfinder

1) You first need to remove the windshield trim piece that goes from the dash to the headliner.

2) Next remove front assist handle from headliner. This is kind of tricky. Have a screwdriver handy and pop plastic covers up.n They are attached on the sides. Take handle and push towards the rear of the vehicle and stick screwdriver in hole and pry hold tab up. The front comes out similar.(Remove back of handle first)

3) Next recline seat and pop center trim back from it's clips.

4) Open and rotate sunshaded parallel to side window.

5) Insert a small tool into hole @ arm of the visor.

6) Push upwards on tool while rotating towards windshied. The pivot arm will appear to be recessed into the bezel now.

7) Push outward and pull down firmly. The sunshade and headliner should be separated from the roof structure.

8) Now pull down the headliner and rock the visor up and down and the black clip should pop off above the headliner.

9) If you have lighted visors pull the wires away from the headliner and unplug.

INSTALLATION ::

1) Plug in visor.

2) Position wire into slot on visor.

3) Position visor into hole and place retainer clip between headliner and roof structure.(You will need an extra hand with this step) (Oh Yeh, The retainer clip is a real patience tester. There are (3) slots that it fits into on arm. Not to be confused with the wire hold down tab.)

4) Make sure visor is parallel with windshield and push up into hole. Continue upward pressure while turning visor towards side window. As you turned it the bezel should have become flush now.

5) Return all trim pieces to their spots.

Congrats. If you did it without losing your temper. If not. Welcome to the club.

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I am looking for the same thing, but 2001. My pathfinder getting overheat after about 10 minutes of driving, however when it is idling on parking the temperature stays perfect.

I found one thing that look like a bleeder valve in 2001 pathfinder. It is located right behind the engine, look like a straw with a rubber cap on it.

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If you have already checked the fuse, then it must be the relay switch under the front dash or in the fuse panel

through the rear package compartment under the matting

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v-6 located between the center firewall and on the top rear of engine. has one wire connector on it. In the exhaust header between the engine and the radiator. Couldn't be easier to find and work on.

under the hood, most likely on the side of the battery and connected to the fender wall. it will be in a group but if its a 2005 you should still be under factory warranty.

Front seating area, passenger side, under dash, mounted behind kick panel

First-off, the 2006 Nissan Pathfinder has a special rear arm and you need a wiper with an "B" attachment. You can go to your dealer or I know Trico makes a model 12-B (Exact Fit Rear Integral Blade 12-B). There may be others available too. Application guides are at the store or you can 'lookup wiper size' online to find options/part numbers.

The replacement rear wiper blade will come with step-by-step, illustrated instructions and once you have the instructions and the wiper blade/arm in your hands in front of you, it will all make better sense and will an easy maintenance task.

Essentially, you rotate the blade to the side and then snap off the blade. The new blade snaps on in the reverse order.

See related links below for info on the wiper blades and installation videos.

On a 94 4X4 you can see it looking under the passenger front wheel well at the lower rear end of the engine.

Unfortunately, this Jeep requires that you take out the engine mounting bolts and raise the engine a little so that you can slide the pan back and out. It is a much bigger job than the answer below implied.

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Assuming it is leaking? or else why bother?

Buy new gasket from parts store

drain oil

remove oil pan

scrape off old gasket and clean mating surfaces

put new gasket on pan

align holes with several bolts before tightening down

once all bolts tight and drain plug back in change filter while under vehicle

fill with oil

done

- You don't HAVE to remove the engine mount bolts to remove the oil pan. It may make it slightly easier, or may just be more time consuming. Other than that, the above answer is spot on.

Evaporative emission control problem, most likely the carbon canister or associated hoses. It could possibly be the solenoid valve, but that usually sets a different code (P1451).

First drain oil. Carefully unbolt and remove oil pan. Clean pan and gently scrape off old gasket.Carefully apply new gasket making sure not to score it.Bolt pan back in and Torque bolts for best work

Not so easy in this car. You need to drop the sub frame and possibly remove the oil pump through the small clearance you have once the pan is dropped. Dropping the sub frame includes separating the steering column and shocks. Not an easy home job.

I don't know if a pathfinder is the same, but in my jeep the transmission has to be in neutral before it will go into, or out of, 4 low

The turn signal fuse in on the fuse panel located on the right (passenger) side of the dash. Open the passenger door and remove the panel on the side of the dash to expose the fuses. The turn signal fuse is on the left side of the fuse panel. The owner's manual has a map of fuses (pg 6-66).

After the caliper is removed, it should slide right off.

If it does not slide off because of rust or dirt. The impact of a hammer should dislodge what is holding it.

Not until it starts giving you trouble.

The 2002 Nissan Pathfinder has a 8 ft. 10.3 in. (106.3 in.) wheel base.

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User reviews for the 2013 Nissan Pathfinder cars can be found on many online websites. Sites like Edmunds provides many consumer reviews for cars, and Edmunds has more than 20 for the 2013 Nissan Pathfinder.

If your eng VG 33E will use belt .

Eng VQ 35 DE use chain .

But look in your engine . if the cover is plastic than your belt timing .

If your engine cover by metal than you have a chain timing

If you take care in doing it, you should not have to line up any marks. Before you remove the old timing belt, take out the spark plugs to prevent compression from trying to rotate the crank.Line up the cam shaft so that you can maintain its position easily and mark it and the block so you have a line. Then mark the crank and the block so you have a line to guide you by if some part should rotate accidently.You will have to loosen the tensioner then remove the belt. Replace it starting at the top and do not turn any of the parts.

If I am too late, and you have removed the old belt and parts rotated, then you must set everything to tdc. Set the number 1 piston to the top of its stroke, and then aligne the cam so that both valves are closed for number 1 piston. you will then be close for the timing marks on the cam and the crank shaft. They should be close together to be correct. That is both marks should be towards the center of the motor.

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