View Full Version : fixing an auto tranny in a 90 pathfinder
e cliff
11-12-2003, 09:42 PM
he guys i am new to nissans so help me out i got a 90 path finder with a v6, the engine runs great but the tranny does not go into reverse and slipps badly going forward . i have been qoted alot of money to fix it. i was wondering if it was worth doing a five speed convertion or if any of you guys had an extra tranny laying around any help would be great
thanks
cliff
ROCK HUGGER
11-14-2003, 10:45 PM
Cliff, What are you doing messing with Nissans:confused:
put the wrench down step away from the Nissan :flipoff2:
e cliff
11-17-2003, 02:58 PM
dave, eat me
Rudezuk
11-17-2003, 03:21 PM
Dont you have some axles to build or something:flipoff2:
Call pick and pull....they will help you get rid of that nissan:D
NOODLES
11-19-2003, 03:06 AM
well they are not alll that bad to pull, release the tension on the torsion bars, and remove the bolts for the torsion on the lower a arm, remove torsion crossmember, noteing the position of the bars on the a-arm end, of coarse unhook the battery, te t-case and trans are seperateable, just have a lot of bolts, keep an eye on the linkage for the t-case I usually leave it connected to the t-case, just pull the knob off the shifter. pull the starter out of the way, after removing the front skid plate, then get in there with a long extension and remove the converter bolts. there are brakets going from the motor to bellhousing that have to be removed on the passenger side to get access to the converter bolts. take the trans to the trans shop, one of the planets is probably wasted, and sends metal through the valve body and to the electronics. installation oppposite of removal, except this time you add fluid.
NOODLES
11-19-2003, 03:08 AM
the labor to pull and install, and the price of the parts is what kills you.
bignissan
11-19-2003, 07:25 AM
Originally posted by Weelr81
the labor to pull and install, and the price of the parts is what kills you.
that doesn't leave much else does it? :D
I'd go to a bone yard and try to find one. If you want to mess with a five speed you could go that route. What do you plan on doing with it? The auto should be fine if you put a new/rebuilt one back in, or just get the one from a bone yard and try to make that last a while.
good luck
Greg
NOODLES
11-19-2003, 06:18 PM
Originally posted by bignissan
that doesn't leave much else does it? :D
I'd go to a bone yard and try to find one. If you want to mess with a five speed you could go that route. What do you plan on doing with it? The auto should be fine if you put a new/rebuilt one back in, or just get the one from a bone yard and try to make that last a while.
good luck
Greg
builders labor, and of coarse the mark up for the salesman at 10 percent. could be a really bad pull like a acura vigor.:flipoff2:
Beat95YJ
11-20-2003, 08:36 PM
Cliff, Rock Hugger told me you were playing here. Just take it to a shop. I have seen your work. Just say "How much sir." At least make sure to carry spare lugnuts in the glove box...for the love of god, carrie spare lugnuts.:D
Hey, this is not a joke, someone needs help with thier Nissan. He came to the right place. Why make fun of his Nissan when he is posting in the Nissan forum? How about I go make fun of Fords on the Ford forum?:flipoff2:
unimogken
11-21-2003, 10:12 AM
My auto tranny went out in my '91 Pathfinder at about 90k. The guy at the shop that it was normal for them to fail in the 90k range due to a bad oil path and lack of cooling.
So, when I had it replaced the guy said that since my Pathfinder was body lifted that i'd save $400 in labor to remove and install the tranny. He even tells/asks people that they might want to get that done before having the tranny work...hehe
I was also 1k miles out of warranty coverage!!!
So, the shop also added a huge tranny cooler to help with the temps.
Later.
Ken S.
e cliff
11-21-2003, 03:21 PM
Originally posted by Beat95YJ
Cliff, Rock Hugger told me you were playing here. Just take it to a shop. I have seen your work. Just say "How much sir." At least make sure to carry spare lugnuts in the glove box...for the love of god, carrie spare lugnuts.:D eat me frank:flipoff2: thank for the sugestions it was playing with it aznd it stays in drive no matter what and it leak bad, i think i mingt just bring it to a shop:eek:
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