149000 miles
Also the entire rear assembly axle was replaced and the entire transaxle was replaced with used parts. I found the yellow paint the yards write numbers on parts on these items.
The car also had 4 new tires. And it looks like axle shafts are new. All these positive items were not mentioned in the add. The guy runs a Nissan dealership up in Newburgh New York.
But he also did not mention the worn out wheel bearings, defective power steering pump, broken tail light, cracked converter, torn flex exhaust pipe, worn out transmission motor mounts, rusted out oil pan, missing timing belt cover, burn marks on seats and front brakes really shook. Also, get this, the day I pick up the car, he claims the engine hood release cable broke, so they use a screw driver to pop the hood open and slightly marred the grill top. And he says he will send me a new cable but Its been a week and still dont have it yet.
One thing I am very very pleased with is the condition of the engine. Internally super clean (I had to remove the oil pan to fix the holes), and it runs like a new motor. The 4 cylinder has plenty of power to get on the interstate and will accelerate and keep up with traffic on hills. Something people told me it would not do well at being a 4 cylinder. It is the DOHC zetec with VTC. And I got around 33 mpg.
It is posible the motor has also been replaced but I have no evidence of this on the block.
I have fixed most everything and am down to the front exhaust pipe. The engine mounts allowed the engine too much twist and the converter has cracked free at the top along on edge where it meets the cast iron ring. I am thinking of brazing this back together and I think the converter shell is a low grade of stainless so I think a nickel brazing rod will work here.
The car does have power locks power windows cruise control, but does not have remote keyless entry and no ABS which I would have liked. Is it possible to add ABS to your car using junk yard parts?