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A video on this incident from Captain Steve; go to around 7:00 and you'll see the issue.

I've been using the HF Pittsburgh versions recently (e.g. assembling their 1 drawer service cart yesterday). I have both the SAE and Metric versions.

When I got my Real ID a year or so ago, they let me keep my original nonRID license. Still got it.

The Xfer case has both a drain plug and fill plug. But the fill is up near the body, no room for a funnel and to pour. So some sort of hand pump like this:

Why yes, yes it did: it has a drain plug. :) I drained it out after changing the oil, plugged it back in and dropped the vehicle to tires touching ground. Refilled the engine oil, then got in and ran the engine long enough to run through the gears twice. Temp gauge was right below normal...

Any reason why? Also, Autozone says it doesn't "fit my vehicle" for whatever that's worth. Plus, I've already bought the Valvo Max-Life stuff.

Yep, the AT Repair Manual calls it a "Strainer". I watched this video; changing it out seems pretty straightforward:

From the Owner's Manual: Nissan Matic “D” (Continental U.S. and Alaska) or Genuine Nissan Automatic Transmission Fluid (Canada).*6 *6: Dexron III/Mercon or equivalent may also be used. Outside the continental United States and Alaska contact a NISSAN dealer for more information regarding...

This is what WixFilters says is the correct transmission filter for this vehicle, 58906: And this is the transmission fluid I plan to use:

Some good points. It's 4WD with the 3.3l 6 cylinder engine, has ~155,000 miles on it, just had the engine spark plugs and wires changed, along with the fuel filter and air filter. I bought it just over a year ago from a family whose Dad owned it since new. He had dementia, so I have no idea...

I don't think it has a drain bolt, so the pan has to come off. While in there, I'm thinking of replacing the filter. According to WixFilters, it takes a 58978 or 58906 filter; however Autozone says only the 58906 fits my Pathfinder. Not sure what the difference is between the two. About...

I just switched from RNT to Mystic JT6. I also bought the HF Hercules 20v grease gun. Man, that thing pumps some grease! I've never had one of my grease guns leak grease. :)

I drive my Kubota RTV-XG850 around here on 1 1/2 and 2 lane rural roads picking up trash on the side of the road. I usually fill 3-4 5 gallon buckets, then call it a day.

The Ridgid and Milwaukee chargers are on a shelf I built for them. The Hercules charger I just bought hasn't been installed yet; it's just sitting the bench. BTW, speaking which: I have an extra Milwaukee 20v charger that I'm not using. Anyone wants it; I'm 10 miles north of the AL/TN...

Gulf of America.

My son, his best friend and I ate the BT 72 ouncer one time. I mail ordered it and we grilled out on our outdoor grill. At around 12 years old, they ate the majority of it. It was a little tough, more like a chuck roast vs a steak, but we still enjoyed it.

My son and I and his best friend did the 72 oz steak in 2009 or 2010 or so. We did it in Madison AL after I mail ordered the 72 oz from Big Texan Steak Ranch (yes, you can order it online). We BBQ'd it on my backyard grill, then the three of us went to town on it. Yea, I and two teenagers...

Not a locomotive but a caboose at the former Elkmont Train Station, Elkmont AL: The former rail line is now the Richard L Martin Rails To Trails in north AL. The line is about 11 miles from north Athens Al to the TN line.

Everyone was Happy in Mayberry because no one was married, except for Otis - and he stayed drunk all the time! Mt. Airy is always one of our stops when doing the Blue Ridge Parkway. We went one time when they were doing the annual "Mayberry Festival" (or whatever they call it). They had a...