Canadian Nissan Truck Club

Great vid, great song!

Might be shopping for winter tires myself, so I am interested in what others are using too.

rhombus wrote:We also have an important cargo to move around now:

What is so important about the potted plant?

Cobra, I'm still learning the area with respect to wheeling spots. But if you're interested, I'll let you know next time we go out. I figure we'll probably get out once or twice more before the end of the year. Call/email me too. I likely can't go due to school and stuff :( , but, just in case. Abo...

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The whining could be a bearing in the alternator starting to go. Perhaps the new battery needs less alternator output and so has a reduced load on the bearing.

THe voltages look okm but hard to say about that sudden drop to 13 - I would expect that from a heavy load like a rear defrost.

The higher octanr fuel allows the computer to take advantage of a more aggressive engine timing for more power, better fuel economy. Engines with variable valve timing I think would be able to run a tighter sequence too. I run mid grade in my 02 without issue, lots use 87.

Came here from Pezzy's link on NPORA.
Ron