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Old 07-29-2008, 10:51 AM   #6586
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Originally Posted by foodmanry View Post
Yes...basically take the caliper and bracket off. Pull the slides and boots and clean everything. I would use brake cleaner to get everything clean. Check the boots for cracks or holes and replace as needed.

When you installed the new pads and rotors did you install new hardware as well? Re-using old hardware can cause the pads to drag.
Clean & regrease the old pins, reuse, not difficult to do. I would try that before buying new hardware.
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Originally Posted by on-the-rise View Post
alright,so i bought an 01 SE with a DOHC 24 valve 3000 engine yesterday.its an automatic.i really dont know too much about cars.i know that i love maximas and i know that i want this car to go really fast.ive been looking at turbo kits but cant find a manifold to fit it.im open to learn about any upgrades i can get to boost this cars horsepower.any help would be much appreciated.any suggestions
http://forums.maxima.org/supercharged-turbocharged-38/
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Originally Posted by foodmanry
Do a search for Dave Burnette at South Point Nissan. Tell him you are with Max.org and he will cut you a discount. Right now he is doing free shipping if the purchase is over $100. Tell him you need a new MAF, but not the whole assembly, just the sensor part. It will cut the cost considerably, versus going to the dealer to buy a new MAF.
The price depends on the year of the car in question, most namely if it is an 02-03. If you do in fact own an 02-03, this is good reading:
Upgrading to stronger 2k1 MAF?

Pics are dead, but once you see your own parts, it's very straight forward, albeit a touch delicate.

If you have an 00-01 disregard the last link and a direct replacement. Keep in mind, you might need an ECU reflash, but don't worry about that until after the new pace is installed.

Either way, get a hold of Dave, and he will get you the best price.

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Somewhat applicable to the VQ30. The only difference is on the VQ35 you have to remove the intake manifold to get to the spark plugs. On the VQ30 you don't.

As far as spark plugs just go with OEM NGK platinums. Iridiums are a waste unless you have forced induction.
On the VQ35, the difference in money is 1 or 2 dollars / plug. So if you had a 3.5L, I would go w/ Ir's.
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