Its odd since the Muranos I saw with high mileage were 07-08, and the Maxima I bought was an 09. I was thinking possibly more room in the engine compartment leads to lower temps and longer engine life on the Muranos.
The Grey Goose hits 250,000 miles
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Originally Posted by bbhero
Makes sense... About the tooling part...
I guess it can happen... I've read about the timing chain cutting into guides... But like you said it typically shows up "early". Well early compared to my miles
If you made it to 250k with no issues you're likely fine. Probably got one of those fresh new production run chains that didn't have the problem.
Makes sense... About the tooling part...
I guess it can happen... I've read about the timing chain cutting into guides... But like you said it typically shows up "early". Well early compared to my miles
If you made it to 250k with no issues you're likely fine. Probably got one of those fresh new production run chains that didn't have the problem.
Nice!
We are only at 71K miles with the VQ35 + CVT combo in our 2016 Nissan Quest, but nothing other than cosmetic issues with the van at this point.
We are only at 71K miles with the VQ35 + CVT combo in our 2016 Nissan Quest, but nothing other than cosmetic issues with the van at this point.
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Originally Posted by bbhero
Well here it is.. 250k miles on the Grey Goose...
She's been through some stuff... Deer hits, tree fun, and being run into from behind...
Still runs very good. Quick. No leaks... Still fun to drive. Not too shabby.
Would be nice to include the vehicle year in your new thread-here. Maybe even a pic of the car?
Well here it is.. 250k miles on the Grey Goose...
She's been through some stuff... Deer hits, tree fun, and being run into from behind...
Still runs very good. Quick. No leaks... Still fun to drive. Not too shabby.
Would be nice to include the vehicle year in your new thread-here. Maybe even a pic of the car?
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