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6 years later, $580. Thats just fine. i bought one at a pawn shop a couple days ago for $160. Its like brand new, no dents or chips in the paint at all. Im checking out videos to learn about what i bought. Thanks for the video, it filled in some blanks for me. 👍
I have the same problem with my 2009 Nissan Murano. 1st time it happend I got my spare remote key to start the car. Now if it happens I use the lock/unlock buttons on the remote. Also the door touch sensor doesn't work on mine either. The battery in these type of remote fob don't last very long.
No I sold it a year ago along with my travel trailer. I really miss my Titan xd and the sound and torque of the diesel. If I had to do it over I would buy the xd with the gas motor. There are too many things to go wrong with any of the newer diesels. Thanks for watching my videos.
Thanks! I just bought one of these used. I'd never touched a bandsaw before and was dismayed when the blade kept popping off... but after watching this, I got everything adjusted in about five minutes and made my first test cut. Confidence: restored!
Only thing i doubt is the statement that it will not regen when towing. Is that true for these because 18wheelers prefer to regen when under a heavy pull.
My 2018 Nissan Kicks had a “No key detected” and would not crank. My lights, horn, and door locks were all working. I tried everything in the video and nothing worked. I replaced the car battery under the hood and it worked perfectly.
Do our stock frontiers came with blocks? Or just leaf spring to axle contact? Or was this lift blocks that you decided to take out? Also is this 2nd gen or 3rd gen? Thanks
@@johnsonvideos1450diesel is a very different beast from gas burners. Alot of people treat these like gas engines and then have failures. If you treat it correctly it will be more reliable than any gas engine but on the flip side upkeep and repairs can be from slightly to significantly more expensive.
I have a 2016 Titan with the 5.0 diesel motor and it has over 200,000 miles. My Nissan has a tune and delete and I don't have those issues with heat, def fluid and regen.
Hi Ricardo. I don't have this truck anymore. The only reason for selling the XD was because we sold our travel trailer and didnt need a large diesel any longer. I really miss the XD. It was a great truck for towing. As far as deleting the def, I personally wouldn't. I'm not sure without totally deleting the truck how you could just eliminate the def. Thanks for watching.
This is great. I'm about to build one. I already had some plans in mind. But I love the idea of the pull out tray for a notebook and for your saw. Great idea. The kreg thingy is pretty nifty as well.
Great info. I’m working with 7/8” thick engineered wood, 7 1/2” wide tongue & groove planks and am left with a 4” run under 3 doorways as in my hallway. I have already cut out under each trim and removed skirtings. I’ve been pacing for past few days. Can I use the same method or adapt it somehow?
Gina, I've done this with engineered hardwood as well but not as thick as yours. The trick is getting the the tongue just the right thickness to allow you to put the pieces together while they are flat and apply a little glue so they don't come apart. If you have access to a small handplane or you can bevel the edge down just so and the tongue will slip in. You could always wrap a piece of sandpaper to a wooden block but it will take a bit of time on hardwood. Thanks for watching.
I don't have this truck anymore. The only reason for selling the XD was because we sold our travel trailer and didnt need a large diesel any longer. I really miss the XD. It was a great truck for towing and never had any problems with it. I now have the smaller 2nd gen Nissan Frontier. Thanks for watching.
Worked just as you described. Only issue was that the heating element did not want to come out or the new go in. That took more time than the rest combined. Excellent video
I dont know how it is to change on the grizzly, but I will say the Rikon has over an inch more in max cutting height. On the grizzly you are limited to 3” 5/8th. I have the Rikon and it can max out right around 5” i believe, even though they state slightly less. The Rikon is pricier but an overall more capable machine
I didn't attach any permanent legs, mainly because I didn't want to have any screws or other hardware affecting the smooth top. Instead I built some risers out of pine wood to be placed underneath it when in use. The outfeed term came from my woodworking background :)
@@works4me there is a pvc glue made especially for this material that could be used to affix legs on the underside. That’s what o plan to do. Great video, thank you! Just what I was looking for.
