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Not sure what a center diff is and how that would affect driving. Can you help me out? Thanks.

Just wanted to thank all who took the time to respond and offer help and advice. I think I'll get the hang of it after more usage. Never needed 4WD in my 71 years on this earth. I knew BITOG was the place to go to get the answers I needed. Very much appreciated.

The truck came with all terrain tires.

I saw this in the owner's manual. My concern was the turning part more than anything else. Unless I missed it, which is totally possible, I didn't see anything about turning in 4WD.

I've mentioned in earlier posts that my wife and I live up on a mountain in North Georgia. It's an asphalt road and we have two approximately 400' - 500' slopes/inclines we have to drive up to get to our house. It becomes a little tricky when there is snow or the road is wet after a rain. We...

I've got two Mobil 1 filters ready for use. How can you tell who the manufacturer is? It could be my crappy eyesight, but I looked at both filters and can't find any mention of who it was. I bought them several months back at Walmart and the date of manufacture on both filters is 2021.

We bought a dash cam this past November and I wasn't sure I wanted it on the front windshield either. I decided to mount it on the passenger side of the mirror, as high as possible, as a test run since it would be easy to remove and relocate. After a few days driving the truck, I realized I...

Agreed. That's the reason I went with J&L as well. Although we've had a colder than normal winter, we don't drive as much as we used to.

I installed a J&L catch can on our 2024 Frontier in February. I just checked it for the first time with 650 miles on the install and got about 1 1/2 ounces oily residue. Truck had 4955 miles when installed.

Valvomax on the Frontier. I used Fumoto valves on all our past vehicles.

I feel your pain. Just turned 5000 miles on our Frontier and had a car throw a rock that put a small chip in the windshield. It's not enough of a chip to worry about but it's right in my direct sight line of sight looking out the driver's seat. Just enough to be irritating if I think about it...

I have a container of the TW Graphene Ceramic, along with some TW Hybrid Solutions Wet Wax and a TW Rapid Decon Clay bar being delivered by FedEx today. That is if they can find us. It's been 50/50 lately.

We finally quit putting bird feeders up around our house. We went through tree of them in the span of two summers. Seems the bears like bird seed a lot more than birds do. The absolutely destroyed the feeders and the metal poles they are hung on.

2024 Nissan Frontier - 5036 miles - Mobil 1 0W-30

Speaking of Atkovi, unlesss I've missed it, has he posted anything lately?

I'm a big fan of the Turtle Wax Hybrids Solutions Products and have quite a few of them presently.

Lately I've been watching Vice Grip Garage and I Do Cars when I've got some idle time. What is the name of the Youtube channel you posted? It seems interesting and I'd like to check it out. Thanks.

The charger I use is a smart charger and monitors the charging process. The Kubota doesn't see much usage throughout the year. But when needed it's a lifesaver. My goal is to keep the battery charged and ready if needed. This is especially important during the winter. The reason I'm trying to...

I will certainly check before moving forward. The Kubota sits outside under a cover and the weather has been miserable since I decided to do this, if possible. I have a nice charger capable of charging at 2, 6 or 10 amps. I always maintain my batteries at 2 amps.

Just wondering if I could charge/maintain the 12v battery in our Kubota 850 Sidekick using the adaptor linked below. Keeping the polarity correct I'd use the accessory port if it has constant battery. There is a reason for asking but would just like to know if this is feasible. Thanks...