Hi everyone i have a few questions:1. My 2001 QX4's a/c is very hot, took down to the dealer to check the compressor and gas and he said everything is good. So my question would be should i change my compressor to a bigger one?
2. Anyone know where i can get the navigation for the QX4?
3. The QX4 3.5 engine runs gr8 but i need a little more power. Are there any aftermarket computer or chip to increase the HP?
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hey infinitish
1. make sure you have the ac on "auto" instead of "enco" other wise it would pump out heat.
2. are you looking for the oem navi...or an aftermarket navi. there are very nice aftermarket navi that can play dvds too.
3. Well if you want more HP (if you dont already have one) is get an intake. There is a post of different intakes for the 3.5L engine. If you are looking for a performance chip check out "Jet" they make a chip. But it requires you to mail them you ECU. which means that your truck will be down for a while.
1. make sure you have the ac on "auto" instead of "enco" other wise it would pump out heat.
2. are you looking for the oem navi...or an aftermarket navi. there are very nice aftermarket navi that can play dvds too.
3. Well if you want more HP (if you dont already have one) is get an intake. There is a post of different intakes for the 3.5L engine. If you are looking for a performance chip check out "Jet" they make a chip. But it requires you to mail them you ECU. which means that your truck will be down for a while.
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My Pathfinder came with the navigation system and the DVD entertainment system (purchased used, not my options). Neither is really great at what they do. I have to imagine that the OEM navigation system would cost well over $2K. For that money, Pioneer makes an indash navigation, CD, DVD, MP3 player that you can also use to play DVDs for your backseat passengers, if you opt to go that route. Sells for $2K.I've read great reviews on that navigation system, as far as accuracy, processing, etc. Plus, it is DVD-based, unlike mine, so the whole country fits on one or two DVDs. Finally, it has enough memory to take out the map DVD after programming (to play CD's, etc), and it will still re-route you if you miss some turns. Granted, it will never look stock. I'm not familiar with the A/C and temp controls on non-navigation equipped Pathfinder/QX4, but you probably wouldn't lose much by going aftermarket. Of course, if stock is what you're after, this isn't much help.
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