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#46 of 55 eroc by eroc1 Feb 03, 2009 (12:00 pm)
I posted message #44-about knock sensor on 2002 Frontier and failed to print out the gracious reply!!!--I assumed it would remain present. His name was Kris and it was very helpful. How can I retrieve it -please help?--eroc
#47 of 55 2000 Nissan Frontier belt tension pulley by bdl1 Apr 14, 2009 (4:45 am)
I took the belt tension /idler pulley off but some of the parts fell and I cant seem to get it back together correctly. My first attempt was too close to the pulley bracket. I also think i am missing a washer somewhere. Does anyone have a good picture of the pulley assembly(pulley,bushing,beveled spacer or washer,adjusting bolt)? Thanks
#48 of 55 2003 frontier by cos6 May 03, 2009 (7:33 am)
Does a 2003 frontier 3.3 sc have a timing chain or belt.
#49 of 55 2001 CrewCab - Cabin Filter Location Needed by sd296 May 17, 2009 (3:43 pm)
I have a 2001 Frontier Crewcab and need someone to please tell me where the cabin air filter is located so I can change it.   Thanks for your assistance. Scott Replies to this message: cwo4 (May 18, 2009 2:45 pm) asa (May 20, 2009 5:43 pm)
#50 of 55 2002 Nissan Frontier rear shakes by jgs15 May 17, 2009 (9:32 pm)
I have a '02 Frontier desertrunner kingcab. The bed shakes bad on uneven roads. I had the propeller, u-joints, and carrier bearing checked already and was told everything was ok. A mechanic said that this was common with frontiers. Is that true?   And has someone been able to solve the problem or at least minimize the shaking/vibration? I'd appreciate any info or suggestions.   Thanks.
#51 of 55 Re: 2001 CrewCab - Cabin Filter Location Needed [sd296] by cwo4 May 18, 2009 (2:45 pm)
Replying to: sd296 (May 17, 2009 3:43 pm) You may not have one. It is standard on Frontier LE and Pro-4X Off-Road but is an option on the rest. I have an 09 SE and the cabin filter was not on the list of equipment on the window sticker and when I hit 15K miles and had the air filter changed, my Nissan Tech told me I didn't have the Cabin Filter option on my truck.   Maybe you don't either.
#52 of 55 Re: 2001 CrewCab - Cabin Filter Location Needed [sd296] by asa May 20, 2009 (5:43 pm)
Replying to: sd296 (May 17, 2009 3:43 pm) I'm uncertain about the '01s, but in my '06 SE (which *does* have a cabin filter), it's accessed via a glove compartment (the 2nd Gens have two glove compartments). Your '01 owner's manual should outline how to work the replacement if indeed you have a filter. Good luck in your search.
#53 of 55 regular or premium or both by beaulac May 27, 2009 (8:17 pm)
I am looking to purchace a 2009 nissan frontier they recommend premium gas but can I use regular without damaging the truck and voiding warranty it plays a big part in my decision with gas going up Replies to this message: asa (May 28, 2009 4:54 pm)
#54 of 55 Re: regular or premium or both [beaulac] by asa May 28, 2009 (4:54 pm)
Replying to: beaulac (May 27, 2009 8:17 pm) Yes, many owners use 87 Octane with no problems. Nissan has actually changed up the verbiage on the owner's manual. In the '05 and '06 manuals it reads that 87 Octane is fine, but they changed it to the verbiage you read in '07 (I think) despite there being no changes whatsoever to the engine or fuel system.   I sometimes get a wee bit of random, very light pinging at about 35 MPG under a light throttle running 87 Octane especially when I buy the occasional tank of no-name gas. It's light enough and brief enough that you cannot hear it unless the windows are down. I never hear pinging at any other time.   Good question you ask. Some people don't care about the extra cost of premium fuel, but I do. I am amazed at the number of modern vehicles in the U.S. that require it these days.
#55 of 55 Speedometer and others pinning then going to zero by bill7878 Jun 15, 2009 (5:09 am)
I have a 2001 4x4 SE , Every now and then my speedometer,tach,gas and temp guages will stop working for abit. I've read someplace that there is a sensor that goes to my tranny case for the speedometer and that most of my other guages are dependant on that particular sensor. IE if that sensor isn't working others will also not work. So far i've seen 2 similar wires and what looks to be 2 sensors going to the case. Im not sure which it would be and how to tell if its bad. Anyone else try fixing this problem or find it was something else. It doesnt effect me in any big way but if i can fix it i'd like to. When the problem does occur it seems to be completely random. I passed inspection with no issues at all. If the problem isn't occuring a computer doesn't pick it up.

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