The manuals are good mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by advarp
Just jump in introduce yourself and join in the conversation and before you know it you'll have the manual.
Welcome mate
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The manuals are good mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by advarp
Just jump in introduce yourself and join in the conversation and before you know it you'll have the manual.
Welcome mate
Hi FREDbare
Fantastic site and info cheers
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Originally Posted by AB
Welcome 2 the forum fredbare, pop over 2 the intro section and introduce urself when u get a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by fredbare
Enjoy the forum mate
Cheers
Todd
yeah Im after the manual aswell ;)
But anyway, its good to know some people here with the same interest in Patrols.
Its just a great car, just got mine about 2 weeks ago and I need to do some fixing obviously.
Can anyone probably tell me what the difference between the trailing arm and the control arm is?
Maybe with a foto, as I need to get new front trailing arm bushes for the roady and Im not
quite sure how to get my hands on these. I found a place where they want to have 40$ each.
Quite expensive isnīt it? Anyone knows a good place around Melbourne where u can get em cheap?
cheers
Ivo
G'day mate welcome aboard gotta good mob here full of great info and advice
Control arms are the arms that locate the diff to the chassis. The arms to the rear diff are sometimes referred to as trailing arms (they trail from the chassis to the diff) and the arms that locate the front diff are referred to as radius arms.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawk82
$40 each is about standard and it is probably also worthwhile replacing the bushes at the chassis end of the radius arms at the same time. Stick with rubber bushes as they will allow more suspension flex than the harder urethane type bushes.
Tony
Hi everyone, newcomer living on the island of Roatan, Honduras who was looking for a wiring diagram for a 2000 Nissan Patrol. I'm trying to install a car alarm and unsure if my Patrol has a negative trigger or positive trigger system on the door locks. I'm also unsure of where to find the wiring for the door locks, didn't know if the manual would have that info.
Hi Pedro, Welcome to the forum mate, jump over and post an intro thread in the introduction section and have a look around. The Manual hosted here for download are the complete 1200+ page factory manuals and there is more than 1! most of the available supplements are also available for download once you have contributed 25 posts to the site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Air Pedro
The Manuals here are NOT the Hayse style owners manuals. You will get Full wiring, mechanical,, maintenance, Factory Manuals is what is available here!!! The Cost$$$$? just a few contributions to threads my friend.
Enjoy.
Hi Team
I am new to this forum (saw the manual and thought this is the forum to be on) could someone please point me in the right direction for introduction ect?
Thanks
Welcome aboard mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by spoty_4
Post you intro up here: http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...-Introductions
Then join in & enjoy yourself.
Here you go nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/Introductions it's at the top of the forum home page.
EDIT: Beaten to it :-)
Hey thanks for posting these manuals. I'm a newbie to the forum and also a new owner of an '89 GQ so I was really glad to find you had manuals available as I may need to replace the radiator. Happy Trails!
Welcome to the forum mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkeeveC
You need 25 posts up to get access to the manuals so join in a few conversations, post an introduction telling us a bit about yourself and your Patrol etc and you'll blast through those next 24 posts before you know it.
Tony
hope this is the guide I need ...
thanks !
i can understand the download after you introduce yourself but the worst part of that is i found your forum by looking for the manual so it is also frustrating as the questions i would have for the forum would come from reading the manual anyhow good afternoo all
has anyone put a 6 bt cummins is a trol if so how did it go
i just bought a 97 gq tray back with a blown head gasket and possable cracked ring in No. 5 it has 200,000 on the clock do you believe i should do a complete rebuild or just rings and berrings
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Originally Posted by spkool
Hey mate,Quote:
Originally Posted by spkool
Put up a new thread in the Engine section and you will get a HEAP of advice from members of the forum. Your question will get overlooked here.
How do I find out when I can download this manual is it a time based or will you send me a email I am actively using the sit however I have a td 42 on a stand and need some info
Hey mate, you just need 25 posts and the forum automatically puts you into a category so you can download it.Quote:
Originally Posted by spkool
Just go and welcome some other new members and rack up another 12 posts and you should be good to go...
Hi Guys,
I just stumbled upon this site / forum when googleing for a manual for my 92 GQ (4.2 deisel). looks good and looks like I will find alot of pretty good advice here too.
lookforward to reading / chating with you later
Cheers
ZTG
Hey boss - welcome aboard mate. Head over to the introductions section and bang up some info about your rig an yourself mate - not a lot read the manuals thread, so no doubt you'll get plenty of welcomes etc. Try not to just post 25 replies of rubbish mate - just clutters up the forum and you'll be scratched before you get there ...Quote:
Originally Posted by ZTG
Ask away on the questions for anything you can't find and you'll have the manuals in no time at all - great bunch here, so hope you enjoy it.
does this also cover the tb42 carby at all? as i need to rebuild mine and the manual i have doesnt cover it.
The factory service manual does mateQuote:
Originally Posted by evilhighway
awesome thanks!
Hey guys having a bit of a drama trying to download this thing, I have the required amount of posts but when I click on the link on the 1st page and then the link on the pdf nothing comes up just a blank screen.
Give it a little while & try again & if know change let us know so we can help you further.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigMav
I tried again and it didn't work so I thought I might switch back to internet explorer and it worked. Mozilla Firefox didn't like it at all. Cheers.Quote:
Originally Posted by patch697
Well that explains (possibly) why it wouldn't work for me either ... was using Firefox too when I tried to download itQuote:
Originally Posted by BigMav
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Originally Posted by BigMav
Are you both following the download instructions correctly?Quote:
Originally Posted by Amelia
I use Firefox & have no issues with it downloading these files.
Yeah there shouldn't be any issues using Firefox folks.
When you click on a PDF download from any site using FF a window should pop up asking if you want to open or save the doc.
Just click open and then the PDF should open up.
I just tested this now and it works 100% using FF.
Interestingly, I have no problem downloading the GU manuals with firefox, the ones that have been zipped that is. Seems to be only pdf files that I am having trouble with when using firefox. No matter, it worked ok with explorer, so if someone is struggling with it try that and it might work for you. It would be nice to know what the problem is if there are any gurus out there. I hate Explorer but have no idea why Firefox won't do this. Yes I followed the instructions aswell.
The Adobe plugin for FF might of corrupted hence why it still works with that other stupid browser and not FF.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigMav
Works for me using FF
Prolly just my Mac - its being playing up since my daughter put some dumb ass program on it for school ..
Prolly just a Mac thing.cause Macs are crap *L*Quote:
Originally Posted by Amelia
BigMav are you using a Mac or PC????
Agreed...... I'd be checking your plugins to see if your Adobe Acrobat/reader is up to date. Plugins are set to auto update by default so if its not then its a good indication its corruped & the easiest fix in these circumstances is to uninstall the Adobe plugin itself & reinstall the newer version.Quote:
Originally Posted by toddrhind
The other thing that may be stopping your downloads using Firefox is script blocking software you may have installed as a plugin at some point. all you'll need to do here is change the permissions in the script blocker to allow these file types.
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Originally Posted by Amelia
He wouldn't be running IE if its a Mac he's using, he'd be using Safari as a default browser.Quote:
Originally Posted by toddrhind
Why would he be, I thought you could get IE and FF for Macs????Quote:
Originally Posted by patch697
I vary rarely use default anything on a PC
Me neither but if he's using IE its fairly safe to assume he's running a Microsoft operating system, same as if he said he was using Safari I'd assume he's using a Mac.Quote:
Originally Posted by toddrhind
never assume anything grasshopper *LMAO*Quote:
Originally Posted by patch697
I shall be over in the drunkin rambling thread where people can assume I am drinking a bourbon, but I'm not......really truly......ok a tell a lie :):):)