I Can’t Believe This Car Lasted Over 240,000 Miles (Was I Wrong This Whole Time)
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- I Can’t Believe This Nissan has Over 240,000 Miles (Was I Wrong This Whole Time), DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Nissan Pathfinder review. Are Nissans reliable? Is Nissan Pathfinder worth it? Buying a used Nissan Pathfinder. Buying a new Nissan Pathfinder. Should I buy a Nissan Pathfinder? Car buying tips. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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Well can't say about Nissan but certainly wrong about some Dodges my 2003 Dakota 4x4 is still going strong over 240,000 miles. Original engine and transmission just general maintenance keeps her running great. Sure some things have worn and been replaced but that's expected especially in some of the crap I have to drive in. That's why I have a 4x4 to start with. I have seen people have a lot of engine trouble with the Dakota engines but my 4.7 magnum still purrs and no matter how cold it gets it still starts soon as you crank it.
I have a 1991 nissan pathfinder and I love it, V6 5 speed
My wife has a 2012 pathfinder with almost 300k miles on it. I’ve really just replaced wear items...
Should I buy a 2013 Tacoma or a 2018 Frontier, same price, same miles? Or should I buy a Camaro SS?
Its about how it was takin care of and driven and not so much about the brand Scotty. As a supposed mechanic, you should know that. I had a 2003 kia spectra with over 400k still running well when i sold it, it was very well taken care of.
You don’t realize how long 50 years is until you listen to a 50-year mechanic talk about cars. Absolutely love this channel
Scottys vids have become apart of my daily routine
smart man!
Mine to. I'm sad I just found him 4 months ago
lol me too. I listen to him every day while im driving or playing the game
Mine too. That's why i bought a 94' Celica on Craigslist for $600.00
@@DanielE-dk1ws that’s fs a steal
I've got a 2009 Nissan Pathfinder SE 4WD. I bought it brand new back in 2009. Currently at 90,000 miles. Other than routine maintenance so far zero issues to report in 12 years. Solid rig & I never plan on getting rid of it.
Every time I go to RUclips, Scotty is at the top with a new video! Does he ever sleep? I'm not complaining though, I love watching them!
just a revenue raiser
that's why he's a millionaire.
Ikr
He takes quick naps on the mechanics cart while fixing
We bought our 2007 Pathfinder SE new and it is still going strong at 261,000 miles. Love this car. The black paint has stayed gorgeous even though it’s been outside since 2015. (We buffed it once, hand wash it and keep it waxed). We change the oil ourselves every 4,000 miles with full synthetic, change the transmission fluid every 30-35k, coolant every 60k, spark plugs every 100k, all filters at factory recommended intervals, and brake fluid every 2-3 years. We had the infamous transmission cooler leak inside the radiator at 80,000 miles. Nissan replaced the transmission and radiator and our cost came in at $1500 which was reasonable considering the high cost of what they had to do. I had them bypass the internal transmission cooler so it would never happen again (it also has an external cooler). Then we had the timing chain guide wear problem at 90,000 miles Had the guides replaced and had the water pump replaced at the same time since they were in there (it wasn’t having a problem). That all cost about $1,000. Since then we have replaced the U joints, the front right wheel bearing, brake switch, air bag switch assembly, coolant pipe, camshaft sensor, crankshaft sensor, shifter cable, valve cover gaskets, replace A/C air control actuator in dash, replaced one oxygen sensor, serpentine belt and tensioner and the fuel gauge sensor. Everything was spread out over the last 14 years. Original brakes lasted to 200,000 miles with mostly in town driving with life still left on them. Turned the rotors and they are still going strong. Once we got through the two problems these cars are known for (before 100,000 miles). It’s been a really good car. Still get lots of compliments on it. The original alternator is still going strong! No check engine lights and drives great. There has been some expense to get it to this point but we love this car and it’s been worth it.
We’ve owned 13 Nissan and Infiniti vehicles over the years and have had outstanding luck with them. Nice review on the older Pathfinder. I’d sure consider one.
Protect Scotty at all costs, I need him to keep me knowledgeable about car issues 🤣
Protect him from what?
@@GreatGrandmasterWang u
@@atlanticjatt7525 oh... And here I was thinking Scotty needed protection from your momma. Silly me.
@@GreatGrandmasterWang 😂😂
Do definitely I’ve been watching him since high school 06 😂🙅🏻♂️
I think the key to saving money on old cars is to live in a place where they don't have emissions checks to register your vehicle. I love the environment but when I discovered (in California) that they don't actually test the emissions coming out of your car, they only check the computer codes, I smelled a scam.
What's that thing they shove up the exhaust pipe for? I always get the measurements of the exhaust components in PPM so they're measuring something. I've always passed smog tests easily. I just clear all the codes when I pull up to the gas station that does the test even when a check engine light has been on and that's always worked. Even the 1989 Volvo 240 always passes, registering around 10% of the maximum emissions, so I don't see it as that big a deal.
@@55whiplash Where I live they stopped using that thing more than 10 years ago. They only hook up their scan tool to the OBD port and do the test.
red pilled
If the check engine light is off. It's going to pass the sniffer test.....most likely. Unless the catalytic converter is marginal. They stopped doing emissions testing in my area. When they were testing, it was by a Canadian company. I always thought that was fishy. Why couldn't my state find an American company to test my American car emissions. Mine never failed. Probably because I took it out on the freeway before the test and drove to the testing station in 3rd. Got it nice & hot before the test. Hot catalytic converter = cleaner test.
Just a revenue raising instrument.
I have a 2012 4X4. Going strong.
My friend has a 2008 4X4. It has 300,000 KM on it and going strong.
You gotta love it when Scotty says he may have been mistaken.
You know when your car is at 200k plus you both did a good job
My hidden gem is this 04 Mitsubishi outlander I got. I'm banging 221k miles and it runs so strong and quite, its honestly quality made as far as reliability goes and considering its AWD, and basically a tiny SUV. It's perfect for me and I highly reccomend first generation Outlander to anybody in need of a cheap and reliable AWD vehicle with surprisingly decent room.
Granted it's not the more popular honda or..what is it, I forgot, it's not toyota is it? The crossover scene of the early 2000s, all where actually pretty good.
But the outlander is vastly overshadowed and the pricing reflects it, you can scoop one of very cheap as compared to the others. (And it's not because its worse)
I had 2 nissan V6 engine vehicles and they all passed 200k miles. One is still with me and the engine is running like new.
Good afternoon Scotty, hope you and your family are doing well I just got in as you sent the video over I'm going to check it out have a good day and stay safe👐👐👐💯👍
afternoon and thanks you too!
I work at a professional detailing wash, and I saw a 2005 Toyota Sienna with 800000 miles! I wish I took a picture of it, but I was busy that day 😭😭😩
Wow hopefully my 05 honda accord reaches that only need 500 thousand more lol
Was in a Mercedes E220cdi which had done 700k in the UK, used for nothing but Airport Passenger work.
Bought a used 2011 PF last fall with over 200k KM. Read all the reviews but decided to take a chance despite all the warning lights on the dash...lol. This thing has been a beast...I live in Eastern Canada and have never driven such a superb winter vehicle. Not good on gas as advertised but I'm loving my Pathfinder so far...
I bought a 2012 PF last week with 202k km. It has an flashing airbag alarm. Couldn't reset it no matter what I do. What alarms do you have?
@@torjacker3292 that is your clockspring that needs to be replaced
I have a 2001 pathfinder. It’s great. Easy to work on and all around solid. 175,550 miles and counting. Last repair was a new radiator.
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Is?
4.4
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4.2
@@user-vw5qh1tq5o 4.2
I have one with 269k miles still strong. SE model
I want Scotty saying “rev up your engines” to automatically play when I get into my car.
2:48 Hello Cameraman.😋
I Can Believe My 94' Has Over 340,000 miles and I was Right the Whole Time.
My 94 has 313k but it’s a K1500.
94' what?
@@7470alexander '94 Celica SUV
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It never gets old seeing you pop out of the trunk for questions and answers
Hey, Scotty. Thanks for the info on the Nissan Pathfinder. I, too, had heard that the transmissions were problematic; I appreciate you clearing that up. I will keep the Pathfinder in mind when it's time to replace my CX-9.
Radiator Trans cooler can leak Trans fluid in antifreeze. Pink milk shake of death. Do am over ride.
*And I can't believe I said I would love my wife for better or for worse.*
Rev Up My Divorce Papers!
Hehe
It is not a cvt it is 5 speed AT
100 likes the universe has SPOKEN!
@David Cordova 🤞
It can be repaired. You can do it
I love my 2012 Pathfinder with that 4.0L. 178k (km) and still running strong.
A colleague of mine has the 2006 one and wouldn't change it for anything else.
If you really need a SUV with 4x4, get the one with the auto mode it is awesome on ice and snow. (Canada).
Still driving it?
Be nice to know if it's still running well?
@@artdogg50 fr I asked him 2 weeks ago cause I just bought one myself. 08 with 190k on it. Thing was garaged and maintained its whole life plus I got it for a steal. Even if I gotta replace the motor for a couple grand im still under 4 grand
That's the baby, 248,000+ miles great in snow beast mode!
Scotty, my name is Scottye too! I just spell it differently. I've been watching your videos for a while now and wanted to say that I have learned a lot from you. Thanks for teaching me how to maintain my 2019 Nissan Frontier (Love my truck).
So relaxing these videos. Just nice to hear someone knowledgeable talk
Thank you Scotty for being nice to the Nissan Pathfinder. I have the Nissan Navara which is the european version of the Nissan Frontier. Mine has the 2.5D engine (I don t think available in the USA). So far I have almost 230k on the odometer without any major issues, and absolutely no warning lights, I plan on getting a Toyota next but wont be selling this Nissan anytime soon. From a Fan in South Africa. Thanks for the awesome videos and advice.
I owned a 2007 Frontier with the same V6 engine and the same transmission. The only thing I hated was the horrible turning radius. I did a trade to a 2017 F150 Super Crew and really like the ride. I have followed you for several years and learned a lot on auto upkeep. Thanks!!
Turning radius and weak brakes are the complaints I have
I was honestly impressed by this vehicle. Never thought much of it before
Have over 317,000 miles on my '11 Pathfinder V6, 4WD. Only performed standard maintenance on it. For being in Michigan, the body is in good shape and the original engine and trans runs great. The 4WD stabilizes the ride in intrepid weather. It's been a great vehicle.
Oh my lord I have this Nissan! Bought it new in 2011 and I’m so happy with it. My wife has the new 2.7L pathfinders which is really crap.
2.7L? The new Pathfinders come with a 3.5L V6.
@@s13one80 in other countries the Pathfinder came with a 2.7 turbo Diesel my 05 Pathfinder has a 4.0 v6 same one in video
@@s13one80 The middle east prevalent models are 2.5L hybrids not even 2.7L. Most of Asia too.
I love seeing examples of cars going well past 100k miles!! Thank you for sharing these videos, Scotty!!
I like to see ones that have hit the 300K mile mark. The few GM cars I had years, ago they tanked soon after hitting 100K. Had the old style, 2000 Rav 4 that was just ready to turn over 200K when my 16 year old took that one out. I have an 07 Eclipse now that's at 280K now, my goal is to make it to 300K. It's starting to get nickel and dime me though.
Scotty, You're a great human. Just chiming in because I just bought a 2005 pathfinder with every bell and whistle imaginable. 165k miles. One window motor is out. Pulling only one code, large evap leak (don't care). Rear window struts are shot. Oil pressure sending unit shot.
And that's it. Otherwise it's like it rolled off the lot.
$5000
Welcome brother we love this Tennessee state appreciate you God bless
That jump starter looks pretty interesting. A great thing to have in the cold weather.
I have a 2007 Nissan Pathfinder SE 4x4! I plan on restoring it and keeping it for a LONG time!
When Scotty speaks, I know I will learn something!
everyone should have a mechanic who is upfront and trustworthy and knowledgeable - kind of like you'd like in your doctor
"When Scotty speaks.........People LISTEN!"
0:14 the man is oro ! Bought my 2003 pathfinder with over 200 miles I didn’t care at the moment I drove it fell right in love with it ! The thing has a mind and heart of its own ! Today way over 225 miles still going strong with no chill 😅
You forgot to mention that this particular engine V6 4.0 L is the most powerful engine in history of pathfinder all generations (( including the most recent)) with 300 hors power. I reckon they did that to balance the vehicle weight which is the "heaviest of all generations" .
Yeah, what about the 5.6 that came in these as a option in 08-12
Well Scotty, I've been paying attention to your advice for a while as far as what vehicle lasts the longest for my next purchase. You just added another to my list. I used to work at a Nissan dealership (was also a Buick dealership) in the body shop department, so I can verify that they are structurally safe, too. Great job on the videos! Good honest advice!
Hey Scotty I just bought a nissan pathfinder 4.0, because I saw this video, thank you
Thank you for the balanced used car brand advice. It's good to know that reasonably reliable pre-owned vehicles can be had for less money than even high mileage used Toyotas.
I remember me and my wife was looking at a Pathfinder back in 2010. Pathfinder are decent vehicles
My dad leased a 2013 Pathfinder, by the end of the 3 year lease, that car's transmission wanted to die.
It was nice car but damn it was not built to last at all.
The previous generations were great though.
Check out the new 2022 Pathfinders. Better than the mini-van like types they have been making.
@@migueche20 the newer patnfinders are garbage 2010 and down are reliable tanks, i dont know why nissan has to use stupid fancy cvt tansmissions there cars would be really decent if they just used a normal automatic transmission, if you like cvt transmissions buy a toyota with a cvt!
@@soundfreak8892 just buy a Honda or Toyota, maybe nissan standard..mazda..older ford
@@richsweeney1115 Honda's are great best engines in the world but the transmissions are weak
Great video :) I have an 06 pathfinder LE with the 4L engine. 204,000 kms on it. Just did the cats now awaiting rack and pinion. I love the vehicle. Engine sounds nice and shifts smooth
2:51 See the cameraman
We love your honest reviews! Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge!
I owned one of these and the radiator failed. The transmission fluid and coolent mixed. I caught it in time and replaced it. This could destroy the transmission. Be aware of this and check your coolant often for discoloring.
It's reliable
2:40 "Whatcha gonna do, when Hulkamania runs wild on you!”
- Hulk Hogan
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I wish Scotty would stop w/ the Hulk Hogan hate...he would fit in the third row seat!
Not open a restaruant
95-99 maximas were tanks
Same with i30s 96-99
Yep I had a 99 maxima. That was before the cvt
even 00-01 maximas are tanks, with the vq30-dek, my 00' has 231k and nothing wrong other than leaky upper oil pan seals
Even 2000 to 2003
Got a 03 maxima gle with two hundred thousand plus.. all original parts just the my radiator went out other than that pure reliability
My 2002 Maxima se 6-speed manual has 276,000 miles. I bought it for $600 a couple years ago when it needed clutch work. It has a few upgrades, 0-60 in under 6 seconds. I beat on this car everytime i drive it. I was up state last weekend going 120mph+ for a while
That’s for being a great mentor and sharing with the world.. as a very novice mechanic it’s nice to have information out there that you don’t have to learn in a classroom. Thank you again and have a great day.
Scotty-"I'm not making this up"
I've always liked the Pathfinder, even the older ones that could be found with 5 speed manual....Nissan VQ 3.5 and that 4.0 are bulletproof.....i got one with 212k and drive it till 343k in a 2000 Maxima with the 5speed....only got rid of it because rear hit.....
VG 3.3 is a good engine too. Not too terrible with its common problems. I have a Nissan VQ 3.5 Pathfinder. Good engine but got to be careful with the VVT solenoids and making sure to religiously change oil. Also, VQ 3.5 are known to burn oil a lot at higher mileage. But mine seems to be good just need to properly maintain it.
My Dad's 1987 Nissan Maxima has over 278,000 miles on it. It is running great and runs super smooth on the highway!
I'm amazed that you found so many clients in the short time you've lived there.
Clients found him.
Why? He's a celebrity
Scotyyyyyy.... Love the new digs, congrats on your move. Keep the videos coming. Can you do a story about extended warranties. Is it worth it with these computer controlled cars?
I just got a 2012 Pathfinder earlier this month with 130k miles and so far im loving it. The things a tank
I have so much information from watching your video's everyday, I feel like it would be a waste for me to not do something with cars in my future!
Hey Scotty, been watching your videos for a while now and I've learned a lot in the time being. The information that I've learned has made me a much shrewder car owner and I feel as though whenever I take my car in to get work done I ACTUALLY know what is being done and I can understand what the mechanic is saying to me!
I have a 2012 Pathfinder with 105k...it has been great...3 kids love it too..I have a 2009 Xterra with 251k and I got sold on this vehicle...it has been amazing..my baby
Old school Pathfinder, as opposed to the current CVT mommy wagon nightmare...
2021 model no more cvt
@@blkbimmer90, all of a sudden they’ve understood they were going the wrong way :)
Love your videos, Scotty! I’ve saved a lot of money learning to do simple repairs on my old Toyota Corolla using your videos.
I bought mine used for 8k during the pandemic and I love it it’s a 2011 it’s got 140k miles on it and all I’ve really had to do was replaced the struts and I put new rotors and brakes other than that it’s a great work truck
1:07 "sure there's all kind of warning lights on, but that's Nissans for you!" ☠🤣😂😭
Over 300000 on mine still running strong
Original transmission?
I have an 03 frontier V6 3.3 liter has 269,000 miles and still running strong yes i had done some repairs changed some parts but none engine or transmission related plan to keep as long as possible until wheels fall off
i love Scotty, feel like at home when i watch your chanel
God bless you all!!! Have a blessed day!!!
I have a 2018 4x4 Nissan Frontier with the same 4 liter V6 and RWD transmission! Good to know it's Scotty approved 👍
Great as always. Could you possibly make a printable list of often overlooked maintenance? Like when and what to use on various rubber bushings/seals on suspension components. You have covered so many that I lose track. Would be great to have a checklist.
Love you, Scotty! I would love to get that jump starter for my ‘06 Accord! :)
A friend had a v8 version and it was a true high mileage runner! Made it over 200 but they traded it off because of the cats. Other than the exhaust leak from them, it was an awesome ride!
Anyone else get excited for “here’s some bonus questions and answers!”
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Iam buying a pathfinder could do with this jumper pack 😬 love your show you've helped me do quite a few things with your knowledge keep casting all the best and good luck
Hi Scotty. I'm a Nissan employ. I've been waiting about this video for so long :)
"One size doesn't fit all(shows picture of condoms)" 😂😂😂😂
Scotty's an ol horndog! 😂
Bought my 2007 SE in 2010 with 30K miles. It's at 170K now. No problems (except for the TPMS which I don't care about - maybe I'm old school, but I actually measure the pressure with the gauge that I keep in the glovebox). Love it - runs soooo smooth. I dread the day I have to get a replacement...
My moms 2012 Nissan rouge awd just hit 201k miles. Never had issues besides ac compressor. Original drivetrain and everything. Should I do anything to help prevent cvt failure? How much longer do you think the car will last?
Don’t drive the vehicle hard as well as continue to change the fluid every 25-30k miles.
@@aryan.r4126 she doesn’t drive the vehicle hard at all. One thing is the cvt sounds like it whines sometimes, there is almost like a groaning sound when she turns but it’s done that for close to 100k miles. What fluids should I change on it?
@@alexviking9383 Please use Amsoil CVT fluid. That will take care of that whining noise. It also will give you greater protection and proformace. I'm currently running it through my 2014 Maxima sitting at 100k.
Love the informative videos, and you keep me laughing.
My parents have a 2004 Nissan Pathfinder with 197,xxx. They have replaced can sensor, catalytic converter, ac compressor, dryer, condenser and some cable link to the transmission. Very reliable.
You would think Nissan would want all their Transmissions to be like their rear wheel drive vehicles. I don’t get it. -Stephen, Ohio
The problem is the actual size of the package. For a front-drive vehicle, the trans has to be small, so they made the disastrous CVT, since those are much smaller than your average "front-to-back" transmission.
Thank you for this video scotty you made me feel better about my Frontier with this engine and transmission 😁 interor too
Frontiers run forever...only bad thing about them is interior is dated and cheap plastic
There's a million mile Frontier
@@jimeagle1155 That's what I'm gonna. Have to change bro im at 141k
I have a Nissan Pathfinder 2001 3.5 LE in northern Mexico, it works very well, greetings to all
Hey Scotty. Thanks for your help with cars. I jst wish we had some of the cars here in south africa.
I love the toyota trucks but here we only have Toyota hilux as our pick up from Toyota
Lucky you! I’ll trade ya my 4Runner for a Hilux ;)
All I have is a Tundra. Crazy...truck weighs 2960 kgs.
Guys those cars are beautiful and powerful. Hance the need for Toyota to bring them this side of the sea
well I got to say: "what a twist!"
Your the best I have learned so much from you god bless you and your family
With the issue on the diesel powered Chevy for temperature gage that drops to the cold side. It's winter time guys. Diesel engines when in cold weather will run cold while exposed to the cold weather. A simple solution is to place a large piece of cardboard in front of the radiator to obstruct the air flow. It will not harm the engine whatsoever. I always have to do this on my Simi every winter season. Your temperature gage is likely working perfectly fine.
Time to pack my bong and watch Scotty!
This "IS" my clean, non-offensive comment!!! 🤣 🤣 🤣
I am offended!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤣🤣
Me too. How dare he point out the obvious. I'm not stupid ya know nrcd 2020 ....plus the channel icon is also offensive. Ouch my eyes!!!!!
@@FrankySilverFace ope now I'm offended by your comment. HOW DARE YOU AGREE WITH ME IN THESE TRYING TIMES. I WANT TO SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER. My feewings awe hurt :(
Scotty i have a Nissan Almera sedan model of 2001 manual transmission it has 480.000 km on the odometer never falled yet not even a clutch replacement. Nissan's are considered very reliable cars in Greece. Great channel friend...
You're like everyone's dad they wish they had
Speak for yourself buddy lol
I have a 2011 Nissan Xterra with 150k and no lights on dash, no codes. The only thing I did was a starter, struts, brakes, and an exhaust manifold. Still going strong with regular maintenance.
I've been through plenty of cars since I'm crashing all the time and I gotta give a shout out to my 09 altima with 250k+ miles for being reliable even though I abuse it EVERY SINGLE day (follow my insta fvckn.dead.loser to watch my shitty race car make it to 300k)
Hey Scotty, send me that jump starter let me know when to send you address.. haha have a good day
My step-dad has a 2006 Xterra and the transmission went out at 190xxx miles. He got it rebuilt for $2000 and fixed the cross contamination. His Xterra tows a boat every weekend and he has put over 250,000 miles from business trips.
Realize this...I think I’m #1 on this one 😎
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Congratulations! With this accomplishment, I'm sure your life has no limit to what you'll achieve. 😑
@@relentlessenterprises9238 Looks as if you don’t quite get it. But you’d do well to lighten-up. Sorry YOUR day has made you sour. Reasonably certain you’ll be pushing to be the first to comment on his next video 🤪.
@@johnhoey4605 whatever helps you feel better. Nice try though 👍 lol
@@relentlessenterprises9238 I see you have 6 subscribers on your channel; I don’t think Scotty is one though. Look on the bright side-only 3.9 million more and you’ll be close to Scotty’s numbers 😚.
Hey Scotty, i still drive my 05 Nissan Titan with almost 440,000 Miles in it. Original transmission, engine, water pump, even Original AC and i live in Florida everything runs like a clock. I changed the started at 280,000 and the radiator when a rock hit it. I couldn't be happier with Nissan. To tell you the truth a hurts a little when you trash Nissan but i have seen the quality of vehicle going downhill; heck all the manufacturers are doing the same thing. Thanks for your videos.
My first vehicle at 16 years old was a 1986 1/2 D21 5sp hardbody 4x2 that I learned to drive on a grassy hill(thanks to dad). No A/C, power steering, power windows, or power brakes. The bed rusted out but the 4 cylinders with 8 spark plugs. With 110k miles I drove it from MD to CA and used it as a courier vehicle and drove it back to MD. It will crank with one turn of the key every time even when it had 189000 miles on it. It never let me down. So many memories. I miss that truck! Nissan was a lot different back in those days.
I have a Nissan B13 1992 and N17 2016 and I love them they cause no issues, I just fuel it and go, it has the most cheap parts even when purchased from the dealership and the most reliable drivetrain
I know an old person who has a 1994 Nissan Pathfinder she bought new. Makes you miss the reliability Nissan used to have. Now, I gotta say it was rough riding since new and rollovers were frequent in those SUVs. But as far as mechanical break down, it was unthinkable.