20 Most Recent 2004 Nissan XTerra - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Clean both the bases and use silicone to stick the glass to the base and tape it for few hours and you will be fine.

try flushing out the coolant just in case it has some undesirable contaminants in it and refill with fresh water and coolant

Wasn't sure of your engine size and there were 2 different ones for your year. I went on and used the most common engine size (3.3 liter) and hope I was right. Below are what pictures I have as far as fuel unduction and emmissions. There is a size limit on pictures here on fixya (150KB) so these were the largest I was able to post. If need larger pictures or if you have the 2.4 liter engine, just email me directly at [email protected] with all your information and I'll be happy to email them back to you. Hope this is what you needed and hope it helps....

Did you replace the rotors when you did the brakes? Old rotors will have a ridge the the new pads will ride on and squeal. Second, it is possible that the caliper is hanging up. That will make your new pads ride the rotor all the time and squeal like crazy. You can either rebuild the caliper, or replace with new. I replace with new myself because the old caliper is probably pitted inside and making it hang up. Good luck.