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10 messages,  Last post on Aug 25, 2008 at 8:31 AM

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#8 of 10 Tire Pressure by silverghost Jan 25, 2007 (6:38 pm)
The tire pressure recommended on the door jamb plate is COLD pressure. By most standards I know, that means having been driven less than a mile. It does little good to check tire pressure after that amount of driving, because friction and, consequently, heat cause the pressure to increase.   Check 'em when they're cold, not after they're warm - 35 PSI, as measured by a quality, reliable tire gauge.
#9 of 10 Nissan Pathfinder- "Service engine soon" light by thorgud Nov 05, 2007 (2:49 am)
I have a Nissan Pathfinder 2005. The "Service engine soon" light in the dashboard keeps coming on without any noticable changes of the vehicle. The vehicle computer lists the problem "Vent. control valve; code P1446". The mechanics at the garage are unsure of what this means or what to do. Can anybody advice me what to do ?
#10 of 10 06 Pathfinder Fuse Problem by bamd94 Aug 25, 2008 (8:31 am)
I'm sure this may have been discussed before but if it hasn't, I'd sure be appreciative if anyone has or had similar issues! I've been having some problems with our "cigarette lighter/charger" fuse. The Nissan dealer states that you can ONLY put the Verizon cell phone charger in a certain way. Now how ridiculous is that, you pay 30K+ for a vehicle and its fuse can hold a cell phone charger! This is the second time the fuse has blown, and the dealer states they won't cover it again! Seems like a Nissan problem more so than a Verizon problem! Thoughts?

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