Nissan Pathfinder: Traction Control Kicks On When Turning A Corner - Part II

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Now that we had a look at the pathfinder in a previous video and discovered someone else had been there before us, it's time to fix it! Is it the steering angle sensor or the wrong clock spring!? Let's find out. -Enjoy!
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@mindtouchone 3 года назад

This good man is one of the very best. He deserves every dollar he charges, and more. I'm commenting from a professional view. When I retired I had 2 ASE Master certifications and every certification that Ford offered, and more. Watching him solve very difficult problems humbles me.

@crisprtalk6963 3 года назад

"We were pullin' some pretty sick G's with it! " I don't know why but I find that hysterically funny.

@tomoakhill8825 3 года назад

@ryan_etzel 3 года назад

"It's not your first time... and if it is, I'm glad it's with me"

@doyleb4360 3 года назад

I have been watching S.M.A. videos for a few years now. This is my go to channel for auto repairs. He's thorough and gets the job done right. Hard to believe how many DING DONGS give a thumbs down. What is there to dislike??

@HomieHektor 3 года назад

Yo Eric, give us another Day in the Shop video. Haven’t seen one of those in a while 🎥💨

@noeygarza6522 3 года назад

Eric O. Has the best vehicle repair videos on RU-vid, well put together. High quality look.

@wwdiesel 3 года назад

You can train most anyone to be a parts changer, but being a real mechanic is a gift that you are born with and not everyone has. Eric is one of those lucky ones that was born with the gift to learn, understand, and innovate. Having been a mechanic myself all my life, it started very early taking things apart just to see and understand how they worked. I have worked with a lot of so called mechanics over the years in shops and dealerships that were educated idiots and I would never let one of them touch anything I own. All this being said, getting some training and having a piece of paper does not make one a true mechanic.

@pantherplatform 3 года назад

I play your videos thru my stereo at work instead of listening to the radio so my customers know I'm a real rust belt mechanic. Everything I work on is rusty, except for floorboards. They're removed at the dealership up here and replaced with old real estate signs which are perfect for riveting body panels back together.

@oldjesus8978 3 года назад

Great repair as usual ! It warmed my heart to see all of the American flags flying in your town !!

@tomoakhill8825 3 года назад

I love this video. At

@AM-sq5ut 3 года назад

Love seeing all the US flags flying during "the shake"! 🇺🇸

@b61mack56 3 года назад

To find a shop in this day and age who doesn't try to milk the customer with unnecessary parts replacement is so refreshing. Eric, you are the man.

@stevenmeredith1755 Год назад

Cheers bud, you saved me a fortune over here in Northern Ireland. Mechanics saying, "Its your steering angle sensor, its a blocked pipe, Its the clockspring, its your abs sensors, etc etc." Well it was an incorrect Collar on the clock spring connecting to the steering angle sensor. I just replaced the collar of the clock spring for £15 GBP and hey presto.

@captainmorgan6035 3 года назад

Everytime i tell myself over and over not to forget, it Inevitably happens. You were going to get some data hence the plug was plugged back in. Then you went with your gut and common sense. Just remember tomorrow’s another day to forget😊. Thank you for your time.