FS: OEM Modified Coolant Pipes and Nismo Modified Thermostat
#1
07-03-2012, 10:27 AM
OEM Modified Coolant Pipes and Nismo Modified Thermostat
like the title says. The OEM coolant pipes have been powedercoated Gloss Black and have been modified to delete the cross over pipe, oil cooler, and thermostat wrap around pipe in the front of the motor.
THERE is alittle difference in the passenger side pipe compared to your OEM pipe. First off the end has been cutoff to accomodate the pathfinder cooling mod as well versus the OEM wrap around coolant pipe. The Drivers side coolant pipe needs to be re-welded as there happened to be a small pin hole leak..I can have that all fixed here before shipping however I would recommend you having that done before installing so that you can ensure its not leaking anymore along with re-powdercoating gloss black yourself.
One other thing is that the passenger side coolant pipe I forgot to cut off the top-side crossover pipe nipple but I just had it capped. I will send that cap as well or I can have that fixed and deleted as well and sell basically brand new freshly powdercoated coolant pipes but I would recommend having them done there so that all the leak test can be performed.
I will have a verifcation photo up later on. I will be headed to the house to pick up the parts.
The Nismo Thermostat has been modified and plugged in the front side so that you can delete the wrap around hose in the front and also remove the oem hard line coolant pipe along the bottom of the motor that runs into the bottom of the OEM oil cooler.
If you have any other questions please let me know. I will ship out a brand new Thermostat gasket and I will check to see if I have new coolant pipe gaskets that I can send as well.
SOLD
ACTUAL PHOTOS:
few pics:
Modified spot on the thermostat
Modified Coolant pipes painted gloss black
the difference to OEM
installed photos as you can see no cross over hose.
SHOWING YOU WHATS DELETED BY THIS PURCHASE
THE FIRST PICTURE SHOULD STATE PATHFINDER COOLING MOD "DOES NOT HAVE THAT CONNECTION"
THERE is alittle difference in the passenger side pipe compared to your OEM pipe. First off the end has been cutoff to accomodate the pathfinder cooling mod as well versus the OEM wrap around coolant pipe. The Drivers side coolant pipe needs to be re-welded as there happened to be a small pin hole leak..I can have that all fixed here before shipping however I would recommend you having that done before installing so that you can ensure its not leaking anymore along with re-powdercoating gloss black yourself.
One other thing is that the passenger side coolant pipe I forgot to cut off the top-side crossover pipe nipple but I just had it capped. I will send that cap as well or I can have that fixed and deleted as well and sell basically brand new freshly powdercoated coolant pipes but I would recommend having them done there so that all the leak test can be performed.
I will have a verifcation photo up later on. I will be headed to the house to pick up the parts.
The Nismo Thermostat has been modified and plugged in the front side so that you can delete the wrap around hose in the front and also remove the oem hard line coolant pipe along the bottom of the motor that runs into the bottom of the OEM oil cooler.
If you have any other questions please let me know. I will ship out a brand new Thermostat gasket and I will check to see if I have new coolant pipe gaskets that I can send as well.
SOLD
ACTUAL PHOTOS:
few pics:
Modified spot on the thermostat
Modified Coolant pipes painted gloss black
the difference to OEM
installed photos as you can see no cross over hose.
SHOWING YOU WHATS DELETED BY THIS PURCHASE
THE FIRST PICTURE SHOULD STATE PATHFINDER COOLING MOD "DOES NOT HAVE THAT CONNECTION"
Last edited by g35man04; 08-17-2012 at 05:42 PM.
#3
07-08-2012, 12:23 AM
120.00 shipped ready to go and its yours. Nismo thermostat and modified coolant pipes ready to go for the pathfinder cooling mod
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