100,00 Miles
Originally Posted by JEXTEL
I just hit 190,00 yestaday, I almost dropped a tear..
Originally Posted by Juicey
My '98 just hit 100,00 miles on the ODO today!! We celebrated with an oil change and STP total fuel system cleaner.
Here's to another 100,00!!


Here's to another 100,00!!


once is a mistake but TWICE!!!!
it's a Maxima...break 200k, then raise your hand.
BTW: 240k miles here on a '99...orig. engine, orig. tranny. don't drive like a moron (see RACING!), and your car will last as long as u want it to.
BTW: 240k miles here on a '99...orig. engine, orig. tranny. don't drive like a moron (see RACING!), and your car will last as long as u want it to.
I have yet to own a car with less than 120,000 mi
I have 171k on my maxipad and 183k on my 626 (no engine nor tranny work, original clutch and tranny fluid) and they both run fine no celebrations yet. Not to mention these are 90% city miles
my dad's accord has 335k, his sterling has 275k, and put 300k+ on his buick skyhawk
damn rookies
I have 171k on my maxipad and 183k on my 626 (no engine nor tranny work, original clutch and tranny fluid) and they both run fine no celebrations yet. Not to mention these are 90% city miles
my dad's accord has 335k, his sterling has 275k, and put 300k+ on his buick skyhawk
damn rookies
Originally Posted by loverholic
can u say that number you wrote.... i think we all curious anout this new number so i think you should write in words, the exact milage stated above....
once is a mistake but TWICE!!!!
once is a mistake but TWICE!!!!
To all with more miles: makes me feel good to know my car has a chance of lasting that long.
To all the jacka$$es:
Originally Posted by ethnic6
5k left til the big 100,00...
You have a maxima with only 5,000 miles on it !!!
Cripes, what do you do, sit in the garage and stare at it.
Anyways, i dont think this thread is a waste, but how you guys are making multiple mistakes with #'s is beyone me...
Originally Posted by Nissan 6
You need to take a reading class or something.
Duh, no, you do....but nice try
Originally Posted by ethnic6
5k left til the big 100,00...
LOOK AT THE ZEROS 1,2,3,4 = 10000 =10,000 WHICH IS TEN-THOUSAND MILES, SO IF HE HAS 5,000 (FIVE THOUSAND) MILES UNTIL HE HITS 10,000 (TEN THOUSAND) THEN HE WOULD BE AT 5,000 (FIVE THOUSAND)
God i know a 3rd grader who can put the commas in the right place, and can subtract...but apperantly a supprising amount of you guys didnt make it that far
Originally Posted by kcryan
Duh, no, you do....but nice try
. Its called a typo
if you couldnt figure out what mileage is actually was referring too, you must be the third grader. Look at where he put the comma.
Ahh, yes its called sarcasm, actually heres a link for more info on it...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcasm
And my point was how many people are going to make this same typo, and even more impressivly how hard is it to type 100,000?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcasm
And my point was how many people are going to make this same typo, and even more impressivly how hard is it to type 100,000?
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Originally Posted by Juicey
My '98 just hit 100,00 miles on the ODO today!! We celebrated with an oil change and STP total fuel system cleaner.
Here's to another 100,00!!
My '98 just hit 100,00 miles on the ODO today!! We celebrated with an oil change and STP total fuel system cleaner.
Here's to another 100,00!!
can u say that number you wrote.... i think we all curious anout this new number so i think you should write in words, the exact milage stated above....
once is a mistake but TWICE!!!!
once is a mistake but TWICE!!!!
Originally Posted by Juicey
One hundred thousand, it comes after ninty nine thousand. I COULD say 100k, but I've never understood the "k" part just like I never understood "clicks" in military speak.
Click == ...no idea. Here's some text about it, I've always wondered about it too:
Originally Posted by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klick
Klick (sometimes spelled click, but that may also mean one second of arc) is a common military term meaning kilometer when referring to distance or kilometers per hour (km/h) when referring to speed. Its use became popular among soldiers in Vietnam during the 1960s, although veterans of the war recall its usage as early as the 1950s. Its origin is sometimes linked with the Australian Army in Korea during the Korean War.
The term is of unknown origin. It is most likely an example of condensed pronunciation or contraction of the term kilometre or possibly onomatopoetic of the sound of a military compass' bezel ring, although other theories exist.
The term is of unknown origin. It is most likely an example of condensed pronunciation or contraction of the term kilometre or possibly onomatopoetic of the sound of a military compass' bezel ring, although other theories exist.
Good question! I'm more of the if it ain't broke don't fix it camp. However, I read sometime back that the knock sensor typically lasts about 100K in a 4th Gen. Given you have 110k on yours and it still seems good to go, enjoy it while you can.
I'm not sure if the lifespan of a KS has anything to do with the amount of highway vs city driving one does. I am probably 75 or 80% highway in my 95.
I'm not sure if the lifespan of a KS has anything to do with the amount of highway vs city driving one does. I am probably 75 or 80% highway in my 95.
Originally Posted by brd98maxima
I have 110k miles on mine. Why do people replace the knock sensor just for the hell of it?




