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About Local Apparent Friday
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2018 Nissan NV 2500 campervan 31K miles
Local Apparent Friday replied to Andy's topic in Nissan NVs For Sale
Surprised this thing is still sitting, it's top 3 of the NV builds I've seen. -
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Body Control Module (BCM) melted
Local Apparent Friday replied to KidZoom's topic in Nissan NV Forum, Feedback and Help
The dealer will just be able to program it right to your vin, which will make it so your keys work and the van runs. Pretty sure that covers the immobilizer and that's it. The actual engine/trans tuning stuff is a different module.- 7 replies
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- body control module
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My first NV
Local Apparent Friday replied to Johnny Laruca's topic in Alarms, Keyless Entry, Locks & Remote Start
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That's killer. There's a place up near Belfast that specializes in those things, if you get up there and want to reminisce. It's a younger guy that owns it, but you'd think he was in the thick of it in the 50s and 60s from talking to him and picking his brain about VWs. Must have come out breathing them and cut his teeth on shop manuals instead of nursery rhymes.
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Ah man. Yah we missed Maine this year too....first summer we missed it since I started going in 2014. Beautiful country up that way.
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eyyyyyy Happy belated.
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Congrats on the 50th and Happy New Year.
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Rear door lock functionality
Local Apparent Friday replied to Nissaron's topic in Alarms, Keyless Entry, Locks & Remote Start
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Look into the rear air flow kit if you are talking about a pax van. Supposedly bumps up the output significantly.
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$25 worth of LEDs. I personally went with torchbeam, but they have since started interfering with my FM radio reception. Either way, the amount of light that they send down the road is AMAZING compared to anything halogen I've ever run before. They go right into the factory housings. I have yet to find that I need more light than they offer, and that includes a significant amount of driving either backcountry like fire roads and whatnot, and also rural routes away from light pollution. I'd spend the $30 and then decide if you need more.
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There is a guy on facebook that tries to sell HID conversions, but they're like $2500. When I bought my van, I too had complaints about the amount of light that I was throwing forward. I looked around and ultimately went with $25 LEDs. I haven't looked back, they are amazing. I have it in my mind that I will add fogs when I build a new front bumper but, honestly, haven't needed more than the LEDs can put out. Hope that's helpful.
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I keep one of these in all of my vehicles. Has no problem taking the van tires right to 80psi, even when I run the larger 285s. https://www.amazon.com/GSPSCN-Portable-Compressor-Cylinder-Inflator/dp/B07GJND1PX
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What's the gray box screwed to your inner fender just forward of the battery?
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I have called every company (as of about a year ago) that makes a programmer or calibrator listed for Nissans and none of them will work with the NV. I ultimately just ran my phone gps for speed, and did some math to calculate economy. Ultimately, I have since bought a second set of wheels and dropped back down to factory tire size 95% of the time, for this and a few other reasons.
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I have had little luck getting this guy to the forums, but he owns a body shop somewhere in the midwest and has been doing a pretty wild conversion. He took a totaled Pro4x and basically installed everything into his NV. https://www.instagram.com/gadzilla4x4 https://www.facebook.com/groups/429017268572804/user/100000527471927 - laf