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Hahahhaahaha. None of the guys on here are aware of the fact that the clutch and the tranny are all the same from 2005 to present. They were both originally designed for the 350Z so they are not really ideal for the heavier Xterra. Car experts. hahahhahhhhha.

yes more or less you will be able to loosen the headlight that has blown out by turning it counterclockwise. But first, unplug the headlight connector from the back of the headlight that you will be working on. you will see headlight connector release tabs which you need to squeeze in order to pull the connector off the headlight.

hi juggy, Well if you are having to change your battery so soon then you probably bought a faulty battery before which didn't last long. Anyways, where you live is also a factor which affects the battery in a big way. In UAE, the battery has a shorter lifetime due to the immense heat.

i am looking forward to buying a GT-R 2014 so I guess ill wait till next year

Hi toby, Nissan GTR 2014 is one of my dream cars. Yes the engine is amazingly powerful like matt has stated, but its the perks that make me melt which the Nissan people are giving to their customers. The aerodynamics of the GTR are amazing and I recently found out that the engine is single-handedly put together by one technician. I am a big fan of the dual clutch 6 speed transmission which is pedal free and takes only 0.15 secs to shift! You seriously need to test drive this thing - you won't need any second thoughts!

i don't think its any of the things mentioned above guys ... its just a design flaw which causes the radiator coolant to get mixed with the transmission fluid. Anyways, this isn't the time to jump to conclusions ... benson it is most advisable to take the car in for professional help. Hopefully things will get back on to track. Even if we were to help, we are not present in person to know for sure!

get sensor changed its not very expensive and will save a lot of bucks rather then hitting your car on reverse. its a personal experience so i suggested this.