Nissan Titan Usados en Venta

Gas, gas and gas. Gas prices keep going up and up and it does not do well on the cost. I only drive around town so it is not that bad however, if you are driving long distance it could get pretty costly.

When I first got the truck, there was a feature on the driver's seat that moved the seat backwards to allow more room when getting in or out of the truck. I'm a smaller guy, so that wasn't something that I needed, and I was afraid that feature would eventually wear out the motor in the seat. Fortunately, I found a simple trick online to disable that function (and if I ever choose to use that feature again, it's easy to restore). The truck had running boards on it when I purchased it, but I found them hanging up on large rocks while driving off-road. So I removed them... pretty easy, about an hour's worth of work. I've run the battery dead once or twice by charging too many iPhones and other accessories during camping trips, but that's mostly my own fault. The BIGGEST complaint I have about the vehicle is a broken plastic gear that controls the direction of air through the vents. That gear slips and makes a clicking sound behind the dashboard almost every time I start the truck and/or change the direction of the air through the vents. The sound always goes away after a minute or two once the gear catches, and then I forget that it's an issue that I need to address (until I get in the truck again and it starts all over). It sounds like a relatively common problem with that part in most Titans, and the replacement part is about $20... but the project requires a few hours to remove the entire dash assembly to swap the part, and I simply haven't made time to do it yet.