I have several bins full of random screws that I add to any time I find them. I grabbed some out of there. Automotive trim screws with the beveled head should work.

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Steiner tractor parts has them online. Can probably find them a few other places also. www.steinertractor.com/ABC3277-Power-Steering-Pump-Filter

@@blue68chevelleThanks for the video. I'm trying to get blue back in action.

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It’s possible, but I’ve had other people comment they’ve had the same problem with the electrical wiring rubbing on the tire to the point where it actually cut through the wiring. So it appears to be an issue with more than just the unit I received. I also found issues with the blade assembly housings at a later date that’s posted in another video. I was able to send photos and the company sent me replacements. Then I sent back the defective units so they could claim them as defects against the supplier. Basically this video was to point out that people need to carefully inspect the actual unit they are taking home with them because the test unit looked and worked fine.

Lol that wasn’t the problem

​@@Wintersoxfan77864I was agreeing with your little hack, and just reminding to clean them right after use before the paint hardens up in valve.

@@Leadslinger619 I didn’t make this video

Yep, I got the 'new' leather seats a few hours ago, 2 bolts in front, 2 on each corner in the back. Initially I thought the Durango seats would be slightly wider, comparing the center console in the Durango to the middle seat of the dakota. A quick measurement and it seems they're both just short or 21 inches wide. Will be starting the swap this weekend. I also got the full length center console out of the Durango....that will probably take some ingenuity, but shouldn't be too awful.

After starting and driving the vehicle for approximately 10 miles, sometimes after stopping at a light and trying to accelerate, the engine falls on its face. I used a code scanner to see if there were any codes and the only one that came up, suggested a fault with either the accelerator pedal or the throttle body. I replaced both of them. The problem still exist though. I found if it happens, I can let off the accelerator pedal completely, and then immediately push it again, but more slowly and the engine responds.

So an update to my situation that may answer your question further. My Pathfinder got to running worse and started showing multiple cylinder misfire. It got to the point where it was basically undrivable last week. When this has happened in the past, it was either faulty, fuel injectors, or low fuel pressure from the fuel pump. I checked the pressure on the fuel pump, and it was running at 49 psi. While I was messing with that I replaced the crank position sensor with a new Nissan one that I had ordered, but had not installed yet. That was Friday. It’s now Monday and I’ve been driving a vehicle without any of the described issues. (It still has a slight miss, but I also replaced one of the ignition coils with an older one, so that doesn’t concern me.) You might check that. It’s located on the passenger side of the engine near the back and you can access it from the front passenger wheel. Well if you remove the tire. You’ll need a 10 mm socket and a long extension. I suggest using quarter inch drive because there’s not a lot of room in there to work. I also find it easier to remove the sensor and then unplug the wiring from it. Hope that helps.

I did not. I wasn’t trying to really recommend one or the other at the time I was just pointing out the differences. The LED light you can find all over Amazon. The LEP light is an olight brand and the model is an Odin turbo. The sku number was 972378120809

I went with what was easily available and reasonably priced at the time. Do you think they would fit better?

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Why would I? The first video shows a bunch of issues with a brand new item that should have been caught in production, should’ve also been caught by the dealer. It’s an informative video to let other people know they need to check out their items as soon as they get them and not only the display model, but the one they actually leave with. If you do find issues with your item address it with the company and see what actions they are willing to take.

Yes, I have that same complaint a lot of the time. That is the way KZbin shows you on a phone or tablet. If you watch it on a TV none of that is on the screen. So basically, you find an awl or another pointed screwdriver, put that in the hole in the snap ring. You pry outwards from the shaft with that tool. The problem is it likes to slip off. So then you take a small flat screwdriver or other tool and pry upward on the snap ring, as you are prying outward with the pointed tool. that works it up out of the retaining groove kind of like taking a tire off of a rim. And then you just work the snapring around the shaft until it comes off.