Anyone Need a Haynes Frontier/Xterra Manual?
 

Free to a good home. New in Nov 2021.

Very good condition, only used it a few times chasing codes when I was researching this.

https://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/1105653-2006-xterra-slip-vdc-off-abs-lit.html

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I used to get Chiltons for every car I owned, but it's been years since I consulted Haynes or Chiltons for anything. I did (still do, I think) have a Bentley for 911s.

I've used Haynes for just about every vehicle I have ever owned.

My Dad introduced me to them. It wasn't too long after we watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

I really liked the British terms in the Haynes like "whilst". :)

If the manual has a detailed section on rebuilding the transmission, it might be worth a fortune!

Sadly, those vehicles are prone to in-radiator transmission cooler failure which makes not so tasty strawberry milkshakes.

I owned my Xterra for 14 problem free years and the trans went out on it over the summer but I never did get the milk shake of death. I sold to an Xterra enthusiast off roader who fixed it up and added a bunch overlanding gear and its been a great rig for him.

I'll take it. Will send you a pm with address.
I have an "08. Been super reliable. No strawberry milkshake. I do check regularly.

Yay! It's yours Gary, I replied to your PM.