I found the jack in my Pathfinder, but I cant find the tire wrench or the crank to operate the jack! thanks!
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Cant find the OEM tools!
I found the jack in my Pathfinder, but I cant find the tire wrench or the crank to operate the jack! thanks!
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Maybe the previous owner kept it. Same story with my car. No jack, or anything.
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Try under the rear seat if you haven't already.
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under the rear seat you'll find a black bag with tools, tire wrench and rods you need to use the jack
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^^ Thanks guys!
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just wondering, any of you pathy guys have an extra drivers side headlight lying around that you would like to sell??? I am not sure if the glass alone is replacable but that's basically all I need since I a rock went straight through the damn thing
lemme know if you do...
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Dunno if Pathy's are the same as pickup trucks but a whole new headlight runs ya about $15 at crappy tire for my truck.. glass inclusive... this may depend on year as well...
hope this helps
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I believe those are Sealed Beam Headlights. They wont work on Pathy's.Originally posted by jer82
Dunno if Pathy's are the same as pickup trucks but a whole new headlight runs ya about $15 at crappy tire for my truck.. glass inclusive... this may depend on year as well...
hope this helps
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Originally posted by nismodrifter
i was gonna say that.... o well... good luck finding it
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Oh I found it a while ago, haha need to keep you guys updated more often!Originally posted by cappachihngo
i was gonna say that.... o well... good luck finding it
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Yeah man thats what the prev owner of my car did. Fucking bastard. I replaced my jack kit, and i'm going to jack it when i sell my car! The viscious cycle never endsOriginally posted by pulse_crx
Maybe the previous owner kept it. Same story with my car. No jack, or anything.
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