I have a 2010 oh model with 197,000 miles bought it July 2013. I had the starter replaced two batteries going on three about the change that out this month. The peeling of the paint on through hood and roof. Drove it to Miami twice Atlanta many times and around town. It’s been a beast. Highly recommend. Thanks for the video.👍🏿
Thank you for the information. I was looking at a 2017 but I don’t really want to spend that much money so maybe I’ll rethink and go back to the first generation Armada and find a good used one but now I’ll know what to look for in the event it’s not in perfect shape.
Replace those rear suspension compressor line will most like solve the leaking and pump up problem part # 53545-7S600 and 53546-7S600 nissan recommend replace lines everytime shock or compressor replacement
How's it going for you still? I'm looking at an 06 with 150k miles, new brakes all around, new rear suspension, new driveshaft, u joints, and new muffler. They're asking 6,000 I think I can get it for 5,000 though. You think I should go for it, provided it passes pre purchase inspection?
@@MrWingysataday good to know man, thanks. After talking to the guy more about it, he's the third owner with no maintenance records so I think I'm gonna pass on it and wait for a better one.
@@jordanmercier3616 there’s nothing better than a good service history! If I had the option, I would’ve went with a Toyota Sequoia they are just so expensive but damn near bulletproof
@@MrWingysataday yeah I've got a first gen Sequoia right now, I'm looking for something with a little more creature comforts that's nearly as reliable without breaking the bank lol.
Thanks for the information.I've got a 2008 ARMADA with 242K miles &, runs. I had bought for only 1400$!! This winter in Oregon I'll be prepared.
How's it working out for you? I'm looking at a 2008 for 4500 what do you think?
I have a 2010 oh model with 197,000 miles bought it July 2013. I had the starter replaced two batteries going on three about the change that out this month. The peeling of the paint on through hood and roof. Drove it to Miami twice Atlanta many times and around town. It’s been a beast. Highly recommend. Thanks for the video.👍🏿
Unbelievable this kid is so much information it’s amazing
Thank you for the information. I was looking at a 2017 but I don’t really want to spend that much money so maybe I’ll rethink and go back to the first generation Armada and find a good used one but now I’ll know what to look for in the event it’s not in perfect shape.
Great info, i have 2006 220000 miles, armada and the paint the same pbm, and the sping clock....
Replace those rear suspension compressor line will most like solve the leaking and pump up problem part # 53545-7S600 and 53546-7S600 nissan recommend replace lines everytime shock or compressor replacement
Pathfinder armada only 2004 after that Pathfinder removed
don't remove the bug deflector, it's saving your hood paint
Do u still have this armada and is it still running ok
How's it going for you still? I'm looking at an 06 with 150k miles, new brakes all around, new rear suspension, new driveshaft, u joints, and new muffler. They're asking 6,000 I think I can get it for 5,000 though. You think I should go for it, provided it passes pre purchase inspection?
Mine died at 220k😓. I ran it pretty hard. Timing chain failed. I still think they’re a good hauler.
@@MrWingysataday good to know man, thanks. After talking to the guy more about it, he's the third owner with no maintenance records so I think I'm gonna pass on it and wait for a better one.
@@jordanmercier3616 there’s nothing better than a good service history! If I had the option, I would’ve went with a Toyota Sequoia they are just so expensive but damn near bulletproof
@@MrWingysataday yeah I've got a first gen Sequoia right now, I'm looking for something with a little more creature comforts that's nearly as reliable without breaking the bank lol.
@@MrWingysatadaydid you part it out?