Marpol: @T-Cann, The xterra is very sluggish in picking speed. That was why they introduced the V6 with the supecharger but if you go that way, Naija mechanics will finish you off in no time.

The xterra is no racing car. I discovered it has taught me how to drive below 100km/h.

nissparts: Hi, hope you did as I said.
The only reason this will happen after an oil change is if you overfilled it.
Especially since you now have cylinder misfires.

nissparts: Bro,

You have oil in your cylinders.
After reducing the oil level, bring out the plugs and clear the cylinders.

Marpol: The roof linning of my 04 Xterra has completely detached itself from the roof. Does anyone know where I can replace the roof linning pls?It has sagged so badly that it touches my head whenever am driving.

Marpol: Anyone home?

FreddyH: Hi all, please I need help on locating the engine number of the 2003 Nissan xterra vehicle.

Please share how/where you found your car engine number. I need it for registration purpose to avoid police headache. Thanks

Marpol:

Don't bother urself. Just put nil where the engine number is required. That is what they did to mine an no policeman has ever stopped me to ask for engine number. The VIN is the most important bro.

FreddyH:

After many attempts i managed to call through to nissan USA and they use the VIN as reference to retrieve the engine number for me. This was possible given that the vehicle just arrived from the US with complete documentation and the engine hasn`t been replaced.

waterflood: Please I need ur help, am thinking of getting a Nissan Xterra of either 2002 or 2003 model, and want to know what are the likely issues they may have. Thanks

chelseabmw:


We all know that,must u remind us.....lolxx

erico2k2:
Lolo why U agree cheaply lol the 2007 model does my friend has one

TCann:
Pls I need your suggestions and contributions on this transmission matter. Actually, there's nothing wrong with d SUV, only that I feel the transmission is lazy in picking d higher gear. For instance, if u throttle down to move, an average pathfinder or isuzu rodeo or 1999-2000 model 4runner picking up at that same time would have gone past me (even fellow xterras of the same year model would gazz past me). Could there be a reason for this laziness of the transmission? Can anything be done about this situation in terms of transmission
servicing? OR bluntly speaking, am I the one feeling so?

Summary of the issue is...for me, it doesn't pick up speed quick enough when at idle or 0 rpm and d gear drags a lil too long o gear 1 before transmitting it to gear 2.

Thanks in anticipation of your suggestions.