I am NEVER going to buy another Honda again 100% because their engineering managers placed the oil filter in the WORST possible location for DIY oil changers like me. It ALWAYS makes a total mess of the chassis, drain pan, and driveway. Smarten up, HONDA !!!
can this cause a missfire if the clips broke and plastic broke inside? my camry has 2 broken and its the 2 that are saying theres a missfire so im replacing the two connectors today hoping it fixes the missfire
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE ive come to conclusion ive changed spark plugs ignition coils, the connectors to them i added some sea foam cuz it stutters on accelerating so im guessing it cleaned it but it clogged my injectors so gonna change those and go from there
This was the video wad the best I could find and for anyone with a 2014 Nissan Rogue Select, this is the process to get to the blower motor. I know other newer models you can get to the REAR of the motor from the passenger side, which is the easiest way to access it compared to having to drop the whole brake and accelerator assembly. Thanks so much for the video!
Im doing this tomorrow, this video gave me a clear view of what i will be getting into. The fact you didnt say oh this is hard one handed makes me love this even more!! Great video, thank you!!
Thanks for your video, I've been watching videos and is not so hard to do it, but all the videos shows on car elevator which make easier the work. I don't have one, just my jack and 2 jack stands just like you! greatings from Honduras!
Boss man, I don't have a connector for the plug opposite the control valve connector. I'm curious to know how it got power the last 7 years. Ac just took a shit. Could that plug be useless. Looked everywhere under the car. Only have the control valve connector. Great video, btw. It's hot asf in Miami. Any help is appreciated.
OMG, i rarely put reviews on RU-vid but it is an obligation to put one today. I did the exact same steps and my issue got fixed right away. Thanks so much
Wet inside? If so could be a clogged AC vent tube, i am a hyundai tech, this is very common for our cars when its super hot outside. Sorry if this is not related to your concern
was there a retainer at the transmission side ? 03 Forester and I need to see how it goes back together and stays together.... I put mine back together but drove it and heard click, etc, and noticed axle had popped out 3/8 inch at the transmission, WTH. Tired and disappointed at the moment. Maybe there is no retainer ?
Thank you sir. All I really wanted to know is if I'm going to have to pull the dash apart to get the expansion valve. You can make it short with that information
This was just what I needed! Clear explanation, list of needed tools, and some great tips made it clear to me that I can do this job myself. Liked and subscribed, Sir. Keep up the good work!
I think if you use rubber type of material like the bike tire inner tube instead of the red rag which slips and spins that would make it not spin when you turn the nut.
So aside from needing the car raise for your own access, does the vehicle really need to be lifted off the front wheels when changing out sway bar bushings? Because if not, I'd like to use ramps. Thoughts?
I have a 2012 X Premium Forester - what's the part number on this thing? I'd like to order it ahead of time as mine is rusted like yours! EDIT: Looks like 14050AA992 is the latest for my car. Also, what do you recommend for a procedure for draining/refilling coolant? Is there a special bleed procedure? Thank you!! This is an awesome video!
This is such a helpful video! Do you know if there universal parking brake cables will work with a Nissan Frontier? I know "universal" is in the name but the length seems far too great from the products I'm finding online
Jiffy lube broke my plug. And tried to cover it with glue and I took it to them because I was just feeling lazy to do it that day after a 13 hr shift so I took it to them and this happens. It was time for the next one and it’s when I turned the drain plug it popped right off and seen the glue they used.
Hello, how are you? Thank you for your video. Is it normal for there to be water in that hose that connects to the EGR valve? Because as I see when you removed it there is water there. Greetings from Honduras.