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Started off nice and cool this morning, I think it's going to warm up to the 80's later today and the rest of this week
Warm up Tuesday-Friday (70's) and then back to low 60's (Saturday-Monday).
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Started off nice and cool this morning, I think it's going to warm up to the 80's later today and the rest of this week
Warm up Tuesday-Friday (70's) and then back to low 60's (Saturday-Monday).
It was pretty cool this morning -- enough to where the Civic ran noticeably smoother.
Starting to think a CAI might help keep my intake air cooler, but ehhh...
I love this time of year, I wish it stayed this way all the time
I keep thinking the same thing but I don't really want to do all that without Hondata
I'm not sure what generation (or year) xterra you have, but I see some guides and videos showing the replacement without removing the engine.$3000 to get my friend to do the head gaskets. apparently you have to remove the engine first.
It's all for the first gen with the 3.3. Mines a 2nd gen 4.0l. I just got the procedure off my friend. Can't seem to find where it says remove the engine. I'm gonna do this in my garage.I'm not sure what generation (or year) xterra you have, but I see some guides and videos showing the replacement without removing the engine.
google "xterra head gasket replacement" and look at "vidoes" or "all", and you should see tons of results on xterra forums regarding it.
there is a little info hereIt's all for the first gen with the 3.3. Mines a 2nd gen 4.0l. I just got the procedure off my friend. Can't seem to find where it says remove the engine. I'm gonna do this in my garage.
I've got the procedure from mitchel on demand. I looked at it quickly and couldn't see where it said remove the engine. Im hopeful it's not a requirement now and will be able to do the job slowly in my garage.there is a little info here
Head Gasket Replacement on 2ndGen
www.thenewx.org
might be worth seeing if you can get info from this user. They clearly have a factory service manual (or access to it), as they were looking up the info for the original user.
29erClan
www.thenewx.org