Recent content by bazt

Not sure if anyone can do the recode, Nissan couldn't do it on their laptop version of Consult. I had to wait until the main one was free to have it done.

I had a new EGR valve installed last year and it had to be coded to the engine, apparently the new ones have different requirements to the originals.

Mine work OK, cant remember the brand but got them from someone in Aus. O Navara D40.

If you can get the car to Mackay, just up the road, see Jade Strack at JLS Auto Electrical. (07) 4952 1280. 113 Archibald street Paget.

There are cheaper knockoffs of the Clearviews around. Vibrate a little bit but pretty good.

This is a fairly common occurrence with the V6. AAA in Mackay and a couple of others sell better quality replacements. Nissan replaced mine for $ 600 when it was out of warranty. Normal price quoted was north of $2000.

Boost is standard 25.5 psi. EGR disabled. More torque than really needed but I love it. Been no dramas since tune installed 3 years ago. Get around 9.0 lphk cruising. 17-20 towing the van, approx 3 tonne, at 100.

This is correct Bods. Tony, I have a couple of how-tos with pics etc on this but cant get the whole articles to transfer to this site so just pasted the text which left things a bit unclear.

V9X Catch Can ________________________________________ 1. Remove pipes to and from turbo 2. Remove small coolant line and hard pipe/bracket and push up behind fuel lines. 3. Undo the 4 bolts holding turbo manifold, rear bottom last (loosen) 4. With the last bolt in you can turn the manifold...

I fitted Performance Suspension UCA's to mine but still had to cut 10 mm off them to get the correct alignment.

I've been running with a 3" straight thru system on mine for 3 years. Only a small "hot dog" type muffler at the rear to take the bark out of it.

V9X EXHAUST SYSTEM Exhaust System There are 2 Oxidisation Catalysts in the Exhaust System of the V9X Engine. The 1st is directly after the Turbo Charger unit. The 2nd is located downstream – underneath the drivers seat. Further detail & precautions regarding the components shown right can be...

V9X ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM Electric / Viscous Cooling Fan The engine driven Cooling Fan has a viscous coupling & which is electrically operated via a signal from the ECM (via the IPDM E/R). A Fan speed sensor which sends a signal direct to the ECM is incorporated into the hub as well. The Fan is...

Tony, if you read the specs at the bottom of the ad they have 51 X5 watt leds in each light and supposedly draw 11+amps each. not a bright as the top bit suggests. Bazt

RAAF 6yrs (Telstech)