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It sounds like it could be your transfer case, or maybe just an exhaust leak? If you hold a length of rubber tube up to your ear you can identify the source of the sound.
Pictures would help, but if I were in your shoes I'd plan on a new set of cats and possibly some new callipers. Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Josh
Pictures would help, but if I were in your shoes I'd plan on a new set of cats and possibly some new callipers. Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Josh
Enjoy your trips to the mall.
EDIT: On second thought, this is probably the cheapest solution to fixing permanently the three amigos!:rofl:
EDIT: On second thought, this is probably the cheapest solution to fixing permanently the three amigos!:rofl:
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mkosloffsky said:
The guy that lives next to me just bought one of those. I sat in the back the other night when we went fishing it was like sitting in the back of a car. You steped up and then sat Down!. My hear was almost rubbing on the headliner and everything.
Originally he did pay about 2500 more for his then I did my DI but since I bought my 2" RTE lift and just ordered a new RTE Bumper and a winch. I think I have finally past him. By the time I get new tires I'll have left him in the dust.
Nobody ever said owning a Land Rover was easy or cheap. But they sure are fun to drive.
Maybe they should be renamed to the Three Blokes.Nomar said:
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Or I just thought about this Amigos are friends so I guess Blokes would not be the right term maybe the Three Mates
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I am sure a Pathfinder is a good vehicle and I hope you enjoy it. I used to drive an older Nissan Pajero that belonged to the company I worked for in Jordan, and it was awesome.
You will certainly have greater reliability than with your Disco, but will you not miss the comradeship of the Discoweb, and the certain "je ne sais quoi" appeal of the Land Rover?
Best,
Dirtygas
'00 Disco II, 4.0, CLD
still off-road
You will certainly have greater reliability than with your Disco, but will you not miss the comradeship of the Discoweb, and the certain "je ne sais quoi" appeal of the Land Rover?
Best,
Dirtygas
'00 Disco II, 4.0, CLD
still off-road
I assume you'll be resigning your membership in the RAC?
Bloody shame and all, thinking someone would lower their station in life on account of three little lights, a mere annoyance considering all we deal with on a daily basis.
Bloody shame and all, thinking someone would lower their station in life on account of three little lights, a mere annoyance considering all we deal with on a daily basis.
mkosloffsky said:
Don't burn any bridges and forget us D'webber's because even though the Nissan might be more reliable...who's gonna' pull you out when you get stuck???? Well, I guess you COULD just get a real good winch. O'la
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They're working on a 2001 Pathfinder today, timing belt service. Harmonic balancer rusted solid to crank. $188. Oil pan rotted and leaking. $400. Everything is rotted. Good call.
Buddy said:...Originally he did pay about 2500 more for his then I did my DI but since I bought my 2" RTE lift and just ordered a new RTE Bumper and a winch. I think I have finally past him. By the time I get new tires I'll have left him in the dust.
Nobody ever said owning a Land Rover was easy or cheap. But they sure are fun to drive.
Naaa, once you start paying for parts and repairs....then you will have truly left him in the dust...HA!
wondering if they have boards for the pathfinders??? probably,( oohh !! answering myself) but no one really cares,they just drive them ,have no personal attachments nor the love ,we must be CRAZY could'nt be as good as this board ,a bunch of swell guys here ,he'll miss us.