Toyota Mechanic works on a Nissan! How hard can it be? 

Let’s get a 2022-2024 pathfinder review!

No transmission issues ever on our 2008 Altima at 240k miles. ...it was a 6speed manual, of course☺

Love the plans for this channel AMD. Always good to have an overview of other makes and models, you can never have too much information as a DIY‘er. Thank you!

I originally came across your channel when I was looking for information about the Toyota Corolla hybrid. there are not enough words to express you my gratitude for all that you have done to fill the channel with tons of useful information and fruits of invaluable experience. I don't have a car, but for several years I worked as a mechanic in an enterprise and I'm interested in your approach in a thorough explanation of all aspects of the problem, a logical, consistent approach. Watching your videos is fun and exciting. I think the new format will also be a success! thank you and good luck!

Mate, you are always so calm - a true virtue! Yes I enjoyed this video as it gave important insight into other brands. Love to see you do the same for a Nissan Rogue and/or Rogue Sport.

HUGE fan of Nissan VQ-series engines. Owned a 6 cylinder 2007 Nissan Altima (with CVT). Bought new. Sold it with 155,000 miles. Outside of the typical oil, tires, brakes, the car operated flawlessly. No problems with the CVT. Great acceleration. Comfortable seats. Best HVAC system I've ever had in a car. Currently own a 2012 Pathfinder, bought with 140,000 miles. So far, so good. Pathfinder gets about 15 mpg in the city and 20 mpg on the highway, but that is to be expected from a 2012 body on frame SUV. All that being typed, I am meticulous about maintenance and I don't race from traffic light to traffic light.

It will be great seeing the contrast with other car manufacturers and your reactions, AMD! Interested to see how this channel develops.

Love the idea ! I've been dying to find something similar to your main but for Hyundai and we got a 2021 Sienna partly loosing the fear of the hybrid system thanks to you! Thank you for all the videos and information. Its very refreshing to find someone like you that is genuine and giving advice thinking about people, just wish I would live closer to take it to you to work on it ! 😆

Great job! What a humble guy. God has blessed you.

Love the new channel idea. It's great to hear what a Toyota mechanic thinks of other brand's engineering

Gives me and even greater appreciation of the talent and skill required to work on a car.

Love this channel and the other and I'm subscribed to both. Just an absolute wealth of trusted information. Thank you!

Wow new channel !! Woohoo ! Looking forward to this additional content and thank you AMD !

Glad you have expanded your knowledge into other makes. Great video and as informative as the other videos.

What a great idea. Looking forward to this new channel as well.

Love the new channel. I like toyotas and enjoy the videos but I'm a nissan guy. My first car was a 1978 Datsun F-10 and I drive a 2000 nissan frontier crew cab with 180,000 miles on it. It looks brand new inside and out. I have taken excellent care of it and It has never let me down. I look forward to seeing more Nissan videos from you. Hopefully some on the Frontier! I just purchased a second one as an upgrade gift to myself it is a 2013 Frontier 4x4 SL with the 4.0L engine. So far it has been great as well! Cheers.

I like this new format. Interesting to hear your examinations of other manufacturers engineering or lack there of.

More than happy to watch this channel. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge.

I am just started watching this and can not wait for you to find problems of all kinds, I had a Nissan Maxima and over the years most everything broke down from brakes to windows to fuel injectors injectors to the blower fan and transmission and with everything broken it would not be a simple repair, on brakes the rotors needed to be replaced as well as the pads every 40k miles or so, I have a Highlander with 62k miles now it is 12 years old and it has been trouble free still on the original brakes as well.

Congratulations for the new channel!

Another channel, AMD!? 😯😲 You're one of the hardest working people we know. Subscriber #15 right here!!! Blessings to you and Mrs. Car Care Nut, as always. ❤❤

Great Channel Ahmad! Keep these vids coming pls

I just found my next favorite channel. Great video

Already subscribed and looking forward to it. Enjoyed this a lot. Keep up the great work!!

Awesome I just found this channel I'm already a subscriber to the original didn't know he had this channel that's awesome

It's good to see a professional work ☺️

Now I've subscribed to both channels, more to love! I would really enjoy if you could do some videos on Subaru's, especially since Toyota owns a 20% interest in them. I'd be interested on getting your take on what each has incorporated from the other and where you see both brands going. Thanks!

I have a '16 Maxima since new, now 115K miles, no CVT issues (I change the fluid at the dealer every 60K miles).

Love this idea. Keep it going please.

Hello AMD! I will watch this channel too, your content is always top notch.

Slams it for 15 minutes and then says “it’s not a bad car.” LOL. 😁😁😁 Subbed!!

This is an amazing idea, exciting!

Oh wow Awesome more CCN!!! 👍

Didn't even realize this was another channel! Either way subbed!

This is a good way for you to have more variety with your content. Good luck AMD 👍 Also I did get the XTOOL D7 scanner and it helped me diagnose a GM wrench code I had for 2 years on my Saturn. Thanks for the recommendation and 10% discount!

I would love to see a review of a Nissan Frontier. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Much appreciated!

Subbed!!! This is going to be fun!

Congratulations & Good Luck !

good luck on this new channel!

Thanks for your content on both channels. I really appreciate your expertise and value the opinion of someone who knows from experience & training what they're talking about. I presume most of the content on this Remix channel will be at home, so maybe you can spend more time on the diagnosis, repair and confirmation process. For example, "This car has such & such a code.....here's how I diagnose it, fix it, and confirm that the repair was successful". It would be especially valuable if you could do such things from the DIYer perspective without the fancy dealer-level equipment.

I would love to see you talk about Suzuki's or small/discontinued brands in general!

👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️. Love this new channel .. just like the Toyota channel !!

Great video as aan owner of a 2013 sentea with cvt..change fluid regularly, drive easy and add an aftermarket cooler

Hello Adm.Great video and great new channel. Subscribed and liked like always.😉

great idea to have a side channel for non-Toyota stuff, we can always use more contents from great and honest mechanics like you! I do have a 2015 Nissan Altima, and yes the transmission gives me chills every time I drive it, no problems yet but I can hear the unusual noises from the CVT and it's NOWHERE NEAR as smooth as the Corolla's old-school 4-speed automatic. Would have gotten rid of the car instead of praying every time I drive it if not for wife not letting it go.

Yes AMD, good channel for other vehicles other than Toyota.. Good idead!

Great new channel!

AMD!! Good luck the new channel.

Nice new channel from you i like it.

Like your first channel, I’m an early subscriber!! Last year, my daughter got t-boned in her very old Honda Odyssey van so had to replace it. She loved the Nissan Rogues but too many horror stories about those CVTs so we looked for used Rav-4s but too expensive so found a clean Mazda CX-5 and she reminds me of our Toyota, lots of quality!

Fantastic thumbnail. That's how I feel every time I have to work on my Nissan. (Granted, I'm not a mechanic.)

Subscribed!!! Gonna be great addition for ya. Blessings!

Love this Brother😎

As long as you don't over do it and compromise your health, I would love more content especially the cars you think are fun (not so much Toyota's). Thanks.

Actually, the pathfinder switched between unibody and body on frame. The first gen was based on the hard body, so it was body on frame. 2nd gen was unibody but it retained the solid rear axle. Third gen was based on the frontier, also body on frame. When the 4th gen was designed they needed something to replace the poorly selling Quest minivan, so they moved the pathfinder back to unibody. The 5th gen looks like a truck based SUV, but it's still unibody.

Great channel, very interesting!

That being said, I like them both. Both brands have been reliable for us.

You even make changing brakes interesting

Big fan of your channel and the way you present and review car from a mechanical point of view. As such, waiting for you to review the new generation of pathfinder and compare it to grand highlander and Pilot. Thank you

Hey love the remix channel! You should use my car on a video.

Great guy!

I for one luv the new content! I have a 1997 Chevy Tahoe LT (always been garaged), and a 2019 Honda Accord Hybrid Touring. 🙂😀😃😄😁👋🤞✌️👌🤙👍☝️👏🙏

The part where you gave "compliment" when replacing the rear brake at 13:58 makes a good laugh. That's right! This, and the Murano, same design.

Thanks for sharing this video.

Nice video! Keep this series going. I want to see how honda civic compares to corolla. I need your opinion on reliability and fixability of these cars. As for this particular video it would be a better if you showed brake job till the end. I liked your old mercedes S-class video for instance where you showed more.

I do like this channel, it’s interesting.

Cool I just subscribed and was subscribed from the main channel a long time ago.

Just found your new channel. Interesting to see how other manufactures build things. The power steering on this Nissan unusual. I try to rent Toyota when travelling but sometimes all gone so have to sell the for Nissan Altimas. Different but not as nice as Camry. Cheers 🇨🇦😎👍

Glad to come aboard at only 1.8k subs.

I am subscriber #123. Can't wait until you hit 100K+ here too!!

Your looking good on the New Channel!!! I know a guy with a giant white S class that probably needs some work if you need content! Good luck AMD!!

I own an Infiniti ex35 all wheel drive CVT, with 189k miles. Zero CVT issues, and I drive it rather spirited.

I'm loving your new remix channel hope to see a lot more content. if course I follow your main channel and thank you! I'm huge into camping and sleeping inside my vehicle. There is a huge van life and camping market I think you could do well with if you include more content towards small cargo vans and such. Anyways, I run my vehicles all night for 8 hours while parked to get AC and heat on average 2 times per week. I typically keep my vehicles for 5-7 years and sell them after I drive them about 150k miles. That said, here are a few questions I'd be very thankful if you could offer some of your amazing experience: 1. I'm considering purchasing a small compact cargo van. I'm considering a 2019 and newer Nissan NV200 or a 2019 and newer Ford Transit Connect. Although I'm a loyal Toyota and Honda fan, my options are very limited and these small cargo vans are great for my needs despite their reliability is so poor. I plan on bringing any vehicle I find to you to be inspected and maintained. Do you feel both are poor considerations and which of the 2 have a more reliable engine and transmission? 2. I'd love to purchase a 2021+ Toyota Sienna however the price is way too much for Sienna's and their ground clearance is too low. I've found many people lift these vans for light offroading in they use Journey Off-road lift kits. Does lifting this van cause a reduction in reliability? Many like myself have this question about lifting a sienna as there are no other AWD van options out there. 3. Are there any maintenance tips you'd suggest for people like me that run their vehicles overnight while camping for AC or heat other than the traditional vehicle maintenance? 4. Would idling a vehicle overnight for AC or heat be better or worse mechanically on a hybrid vs non-hybrid vehicle? Which would offer better reliability given that type of use? Much appreciated!!

Just found this alternate review channel. Would love to see you review the new Pathfinder!

I always enjoy learning. I follow u where ever. I gave u a 👍 & sub'd.😁

Would be nice to have a video showing the CVT oil and filter change… great videos always in your channel, regards…

Great content! I'd love to see some Subaru reviews, particularly the Outback as I am seriously considering ordering a 2023 Outback Onyx XT

Thank you!

A Nissan Pathfinder on the channel - nice. I had a 2017 Nissan Pathfinder and loved that vehicle. Just a side note - the electric power steering unit on the Pathfinder was supplied by JTEKT - a Toyota Group organization. Nice to hear your thoughts on other brands.

We own a 2019 Pathfinder and a 2010 both have been great rigs.

Love your channel and your new shop. Can you please do a video on a second generation Nissan Titan with the 5.6 liter gasoline engine. I currently own a 2018 Nissan Titan and I have been really pleased with this truck so far. I was wondering what your opinion was regarding this truck. Thank you and keep up the great work!

Way to go!

New subscriber here. Love your other channel tho.

My wife had a 2013 pathfinder. We liked it at first cause it was loaded with features but it started having cvt issues and catalytic converter issues and a clunk in the awd system.

Great channel. Keep it up. On a another note back to you field of expertise. On my 18 corolla SE. I know you spoke common problems about the suspension when you make an uneven sharp turn you hear a clunking noise. And you mentioned it might be a rubber bushing. But is it worth fixing?

Subscribed

Please review a Subaru Impreza if you get a chance. Thanks, love your videos.

I saw remix and I thought you were going to sing AMD, 😃 still I subscribed., yet I still ❤ TEQ.

Best of luck ccn

Love the new channel already! One video I would also love to see is you doing an analysis on the 5.0 v8 F150. Is the engine reliable and are they structurally well built. You are making a real difference in the world. Thanks for everything you do

This an excellent channel. I love to hear the opinion of a Toyota master technician on other car brands.

I had a 2013 Nissan Altima with 2.5 L and CVT. Dealer-serviced. I never had any problems with the CVT (or engine for that matter). However, it was in the shop twice per year for recalls (there were several in the 8 years we owned it). Although ours had low-ish miles on it when we sold it, my theory on this car is that people who ignored the recalls had problems with engine/CVT. Simple as that.

Am subcriber 801. Hello from Tucson az.

I had a 2017 Pathfinder Platinum 4WD for about 3 years. I had the AC compressor replaced under warranty. By the time mileage reached 40k, the AC wasn’t blowing any air from the vents. Eventually, it started working normally. I also didn’t like how the CVT operated . Even though I had extended warranty, I didn’t feel that the quality, like Toyota, was enough for me to keep long term.

I love the old 4.0 L VQ40DE engine, this is not the same. This thing is nothing like the older models.

Love the Thumbnail

You know, the over engineering happens because Nissan is more Renault than Nissan itself, with European over complications and corporate financial oriented policies brought Nissan to be in my humble opinion a kind of re-badged Renault

Are there any Dacia Duster 4x4 in your area? I am thinking about them in the upcoming year. Thank you very much for both of your channels, your expertise, patience & thoroughness to detail.

I'd be very interested in one of your thorough reviews of a Nissan Frontier. Please and Thank You.

This gen of pathfinder is the official car of free upgrades at enterprise.