Subject	They're awesome!
Posted by	Stanky on January 26, 2017 at 9:16 AM
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In Reply To	Nissan related- anyone with an xterra here? posted by stockplayerz(nyc) on January 25, 2017 at 10:09 PM
Message	Only real thing is the secondary chain guides wear quickly on those (all the 4L's). If you go manual you'll avoid the entire radiator/transmission fiasco. I've noticed the chain guides last about 100,000 miles before they start to whine. Its a rather long job but if youve done a belt/chain before it shouldnt be so bad. Other than that it's your normal wear and tear items. It's a shame they stopped making them.
Follow Ups	Nissan related- anyone with an xterra here? - stockplayerz(nyc) 22:09:39 01/25/17 Re: Nissan related- anyone with an xterra here? - Dallas DamonZ 22:40:49 01/25/17 2nd your last statement... - vorpalZ 08:14:09 01/26/17 Re: Nissan related- anyone with an xterra here? - NNayak 22:55:31 01/25/17 Agreed w. NNayak on all points. The transmission issue was - Bernie (NoVA) 06:27:45 01/26/17 Great, thank you guys for the input, very helpful! (n/m) - stockplayerz(nyc) 07:03:44 01/26/17 It's usually from granny shifting with a 100 shot of nitrous - ZaXxon 07:54:16 01/26/17 Danger to manifold! (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 14:20:21 01/26/17 Re: Nissan related- anyone with an xterra here? - awesomekasim 08:51:29 01/26/17 Different model & generation vs. what Mike is looking at. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 09:49:29 01/26/17 That said I had a 2000 V6 3.3L Frontier, I liked the truck - Bernie (NoVA) 06:42:02 01/30/17 They're awesome! - Stanky 09:16:57 01/26/17 08 manual off road - Very happy with it. (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 14:10:54 01/29/17
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