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[maxmileage]

Nevermind

[Chris.m]

Consider yourself getting off relatively easy,

My experience with Pathfinder:

May 2010 - Buy Pathfinder

Sept 2010 - Tire broken beyond repair ($230)

March? 2011 - Transmission breaks ($3100)

August 2012 - Starter breaks ($500)

In between those dates, I was always replacing worn-out items such as shocks/struts, battery, random switches, discs/pads, CV boots, all fluids/filters, getting things repainted... (close to $1500 - $2000 at least)

I'd say if you are having trouble affording this, you may want to reconsider having a vehicle at all.

[maxmileage]

that's very helpful.(irony) my question was did anyone have any issues with beck arnley coils making the vehicle codes. Not, Do you think I should own a vehicle. I understand that wear and tear items break, wear, and need to be replaced. I'm pissed that the coils I purchased may be throwing codes and I have to dive back in and pull out what I just replaced! Not that I have an old vehicle that needs regular maintenance. I can spend to fix, can't spend to create new probs. Thanks for the OPINION!(more irony)

[zach7685]

Aftermarket coils will work but throw a code.