No worries mate, I'm trying to help you but was having to chase you all around the forum to do it. Much easier when it's all kept together.
Tony
No worries mate, I'm trying to help you but was having to chase you all around the forum to do it. Much easier when it's all kept together.
Tony
nathan (19th February 2011)
thanhs mate. i have a young family and live in the bush and this car is my only way to get into town.looking for the cheapest way to fix without going without my car for too long.
mine was running rough and then cleared itself after a while but it is deffinately idling too high around 1400 rpm. is this sensor expensive to replace and where do i get one.couple of mechanics have said similar things so it looks like thats what it might be.
Check post #46 of this thread for the sensors location and what it looks like; http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...light=battling
Easy DIY job.
Scott will be able to tell you what the sensor cost.
Try sending "Nizzbits" a PM (private message), genuine Nissan parts at good prices.
Tony
For more info on Nizzbits check post #10 of this thread; http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...light=nizzbits
Last edited by YNOT; 19th February 2011 at 02:01 PM.
i havent posted 25 times so i cant look at the fotos. thanks for the info it helps out an aussie battler and might just get my fids to school on monday.cheers tony!
well i live in far north qld, i have 4 kids and just love my wagon. its a ti 4.2 gq ,good mileage, leather and woodgrain inserts, dobbinson springs,arb diff lockers, wrangler tires,4 inch lift(not sure if legal).
Sounds like a well set up wagon, do you get to do much 4WDing?
Tony
P.S. Before anyone says anything I know this is a thread hijack, I'll move it to his intro soon.
will my car run if i disconnect sensor until i can get it replaced?