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On my 2012 Pro 4X the left side leaf spring clamp is gone, is there a bolt on
replacement clamp available and is it difficult to do? Would it be better to
replace the entire leaf spring.
Thanks, Mick
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mick-f wrote:
On my 2012 Pro 4X the left side leaf
spring clamp is gone, is there a bolt on
replacement clamp available and is it difficult to do?
Would it be better to
replace the entire leaf spring.
Thanks, Mick |
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Mick,
I would ask the Service Manager at Nissan what is the
best way to go about this.
Do you suppose that Your leaf spring clamp broke?
Which ever way you decide to go,, be sure to check on
EBay by part #. I've found OE Nissan Part's on EBay
for 1/2 the price that they sell the same part for at
a Dealership. Beelineparts.com also sells Geniune
Nissan parts with free shipping.
Let us know how it goes,
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Might better go to a spring shop and have them make one.
Nissan only supplies the complete spring assy.
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Well, the truck has 99K+ miles on it so I treated it to a complete new leaf
spring. It's pothole season here and I think that's what did it. It is the first
repair on the truck, can't complain.
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mick-f wrote:
Well, the truck has 99K+ miles on it
so I treated it to a complete new leaf
spring. It's pothole season here and I think that's
what did it. It is the first
repair on the truck, can't complain. |
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Mick,
That Spring Probly took a real wollop unless the Nut's
just got loose.
I've read many post's where owner's are getting over
300K mile's, so I don't see anything wrong with
getting a New leaf Spring.
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