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Under the Nissan badge, the vehicle was called the Terrano Regulus, a quasi-Latin term meaning “Prince of the Earth.” Under the Infiniti badge, it is better known as the QX4, which sounds rather like a secret government operation. In actuality, it’s an SUV that was first introduced in 1997, and ceased production in 2003. This means that if you own one, certain Infiniti QX4 parts are starting to show their age. In order to avoid a roadside breakdown, there are certain steps that you can take, such as carrying discount Infiniti QX4 parts like spare radiator hoses, belts and coolant when you travel.
Once the engine has about 50-75,000 miles on it, you should be watching the ammeter for discharge, or keeping an eye on the red dashboard light. A discharging battery may to due to any number of causes, some of them relatively minor. For instance, a loose fan belt may be preventing the alternator from charging properly. If your battery is three to four years old, it may be unable to hold a charge anymore. Other times, it may be the alternator itself. It is one of those Infiniti QX4 parts that can be rebuilt; these remanufactured Infiniti parts are substantially less expensive than new units, and reputable sources will include a warranty on these. Incidentally, a loose fan belt can has serious consequences for that all-important cooling system, as it may not be allowing the water pump to turn as fast as it needs to in order to circulate the coolant properly.
