What causes the ticking noise on a pathfinder?
This causes the infamous “ticking” noise often heard from the front of Pathfinders which quiets down after the manifolds have heated up sufficiently. This applies to all Pathfinders from 1987 through 1995.
Are there any problems with my Pathfinder truck?
This should be helpful for people browsing the Internet for minor problems/work on their Pathfinder. Updated 1/8/07, added rust details, tension rod problem and edited several inaccuracies. Problems with your fuel and temp gauges are common with the 95 and older trucks.
Why are the exhaust manifold studs on my Pathfinder breaking?
WD21 Pathfinders with the VG30i and VG30E engines were built with weak exhaust manifold studs that are prone to breaking because the exhaust manifolds tend to expand unevenly when warming up and cooling down.
What causes gauge fluctuations on a Nissan Pathfinder?
Another common cause for gauge fluctuations is a failing alternator. A simple fix for this problem is to find an 8VDC three-pin TO220 type voltage regulator and solder new wires onto it, then use that instead of the original Nissan part. Here is a link that shows exactly what you need and where you can buy one for less than at the dealership.
This causes the infamous “ticking” noise often heard from the front of Pathfinders which quiets down after the manifolds have heated up sufficiently. This applies to all Pathfinders from 1987 through 1995.
Is it normal for an engine to make a ticking noise?
Engine ticking noises are fairly common, and they can be either really bad news or not very serious, depending on the cause. In some cases, they can even be completely normal. Let’s run through some possibilities, starting with the most urgent. This is the most severe — and potentially costly — cause of a ticking engine.
This should be helpful for people browsing the Internet for minor problems/work on their Pathfinder. Updated 1/8/07, added rust details, tension rod problem and edited several inaccuracies. Problems with your fuel and temp gauges are common with the 95 and older trucks.
Another common cause for gauge fluctuations is a failing alternator. A simple fix for this problem is to find an 8VDC three-pin TO220 type voltage regulator and solder new wires onto it, then use that instead of the original Nissan part. Here is a link that shows exactly what you need and where you can buy one for less than at the dealership.
What to do about wind noise in Nissan Pathfinder?
It is also beneficial to occasionally grease the center window channels inside the doors and inspect everything for problems just in case. If you have the factory sun roof and roof rack, Nissan advises to move the front bar of the rack rearward to reduce wind noise inside the car.
Why does my right front wheel make a clunking sound?
This sound happens about 50% of the time on turns. Note that we recently (about 10 days ago) had the ball joint and struts replaced on the LEFT front wheel – could that have done something to the balance of the axle, etc. that is making this sound happen on the right front wheel?
Why does my Ford 4×4 have a clunk sound?
But as you can hear in the video above, with Ford’s electronic shift-on-the-fly system, tires rotating at different speeds causes a harsh, excessive clunk that you can bet is damaging of the 4×4 system along with related axels and bearings and such.
What causes a 4 wheel drive truck to clunk?
Vacuum leaks and solenoids can simply prevent your truck from shifting from two to four-wheel drive. Or maybe a transfer case goes bad. But we’re here to talk about the infamous Ford 4×4 CLUNK that happens when your 4×4 system engages at speed.
Why does my Nissan Frontier make a loud knocking noise?
It happens when i go around corners unless i go really slow. It is just one loud knock every corner. Its like something is shifting because if i take two left turns it only makes the noise around the first one but as soon as i make a right it does it again but not if i make another right, if that makes sense.
When did the Ford 4×4 start clunking?
This terrific YouTuber found the simple answer for you! Ford has been using its “IWD” or Intelligent Intelligent 4WD system since the 2003 Expedition and 2004 F-150. So if you have one of these or newer, you may have experienced this problem.