Cold Air Intake for Nissan Pathfinder (1991-1995) / Nissan Pickup (1995) 3.0L V6 Engine

Cold Air Intake Induction Kit
Fitment:

• 1991–1995 Nissan Pathfinder with 3.0L V6 Engine

• 1995 Nissan Pickup with 3.0L V6 Engine (1995 model year only)
  (Fits both Automatic & Manual transmissions)

Enhance the performance of your Nissan Pathfinder or Nissan Pickup with this high-flow Cold Air Intake System engineered specifically for the 3.0L V6 engine. Designed to deliver cooler, denser air to your engine, this intake dramatically improves throttle response, horsepower, and torque—instantly transforming your driving experience.

Constructed from premium T304 lightweight aluminum piping, the system offers smoother airflow and reduced restriction, while the high-efficiency washable cone filter provides exceptional filtration and long service life. With increased airflow and optimized combustion, you can expect up to a 10% boost in horsepower and noticeably improved torque, along with a deeper, sportier intake sound.

Key Features & Performance Benefits

• Increases horsepower and torque by up to 10%

• Improves throttle response for smoother, faster acceleration

• High-flow design maximizes airflow to the factory manifold

• T304 aluminum piping for strength, longevity, and heat resistance

• Deep, aggressive intake tone

• Washable and reusable air filter—cleans every 50,000 miles

• Replaces factory air box and intake tubing for better efficiency

• Installation takes less than 60 minutes using basic hand tools

• Does not void your vehicle warranty

Why Upgrade to a Cold Air Intake?

• Higher horsepower and improved acceleration

• Better fuel economy

• Enhanced engine sound—deep, throaty performance tone

• Sportier and cleaner engine bay appearance

• Long-term savings with a reusable filter

Installation is simple and requires basic tools such as screwdrivers and socket wrenches. Several helpful video guides are available online for factory air box removal specific to the Pathfinder and Pickup models.

Pro Tip:
After installation, disconnect the battery for a few seconds to allow the ECU to adapt to increased airflow. Always disconnect the battery before performing any engine work.