The 2001 Nissan Frontier SE-V6 Crew Cab is a Wonderful little truck, with a feisty little v6 under the hood provides 170HP and around 220 lb ft torque. The manual 5 speed is a very easy learner stick shift, but also is precise and reliable. The Short Bed is a little problem, but with the bed extender it works great for most loads. The roof rack looks great and is very useful, but Is extremely noisy in car wash dryers. The styling is very rugged and smooth at the same time, utilizing fender flares and fake rivets on the bumper and flares. The tailgate it basic and decently light, but had to replace the tailgate cables last year due to them snapping from rust. The plastic bed liner is very durable and handy because you never have to worry about a rusty bed. The basic four- spoke wheels with the center caps look rugged and sporty, but over time the plastic on the caps wears out and they fall off. No problem, because they are about 20$ for a pair on eBay. Another minor issue is, being a California and Arizona truck, the heat seemed to fuse the spare tire mounting bracket to the wheel. We needed to cut the bracket off, which is hard to find replacements for. Engine isn’t too noisy, but check engine light turns on and off every other week, and water pump is leaking coolant. All this is expected from a 180,000 mile vehicle, though. The interior is basic and stylish with gray pattern cloth seats and a smooth, compact dash. The tilt steering wheel, cruise control and steering wheel radio controls all come in handy. Clutch pedal is very soft and easy to control. Over all, the ‘01 Frontier is a very fun, dependable little truck.

Very updated for a 2002. Nice drop in shell liner, smooth idling, spacious front seat and decent size ex cab.

I cant find a diagram of what fuses go to what under the dash on the driver side

I loved the appearance of this truck from the moment I saw it. The supercharger performs like a champ, especially when I installed the K&N Filter. 4WD comes in handy during the Tahoe Winter season! The longer bed seemed to be a hassle at first, but has since proven to be a necessity when hauling 4 guys' gear up the mountain. I love this truck!

Reliable, good design, economical (4 cylinders) low maintenance.