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Why the Nissan QR25 Engine is Still Being Used Over 20 Years Later 

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In this video we tear down a Nissan QR25DE engine to see what’s inside and how it works!
The Nissan QR25 engine is a 2.5L 4 cylinder engine. It is most commonly found in the Nissan Altima and Nissan Rogue, amongst other popular vehicles. It uses a timing chain driven variable valve timing camshaft on both the intake and exhaust sides. The intake uses tumble flow control flaps to promote mixing.
The engine layout is generally simple, using a plastic valve cover and aluminum alloy head, block and timing cover.
More importantly, the QR25DE engine has been around since the early 2000’s. Nissan has built upon it and improved it over the years increasing its power and efficiency while reducing emissions with the addition of direct injection. One distinguishing feature is that Nissan chose to use a ladder-frame bottom end design, which instead of using separate main bearings uses a ladder structure to secure the crankshaft. This is good for strength and rigidity and means the engine should be able to take more abuse.
The engine in this video was from a 2014 Nissan Altima that was totaled and was a working engine when pulled.
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@emeyer6963
@emeyer6963 Год назад
Nissan recommends that the owner replaces the CVT every other oil change
@danielhamby9448
@danielhamby9448 4 месяца назад
No kidding my friend Jeff did a fluid change in his 2022 Altima every 10k miles and it still failed at 50k. He never raced it or drove hard and a lot of those miles were highway…
@JCal1968
@JCal1968 Год назад
I'm not even a mechanic but your videos are so thorough I feel like I could be one.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Im not mechanic either
@ddddddd5425
@ddddddd5425 Год назад
@@speedkar99 lol for real? i feel like just learning one of these engines would take like 10 years, and you're covering so many engines and parts on your channel it blows my mind.
@lukesylvester2022
@lukesylvester2022 4 месяца назад
​@@ddddddd5425 Not really. Start learning how smaller more simpler motors work and you can kinda understand these
@kowalski161
@kowalski161 9 месяцев назад
Recently, a 2007 Nissan Frontier clocked in over a million miles, with this exact 4 cylinder engine. The timing chain was replaced at 700K miles, one clutch (a five speed tranny). Oil changes every 10K miles. Sounds like a pretty good engine to me. Ty for another awesome video.
@reynaldohernandez1425
@reynaldohernandez1425 7 месяцев назад
@kowalski161 That gives me hope. I have an 07 frontier with the same engine. 290k no oil consumption yet.
@1997mass
@1997mass 6 месяцев назад
Very torquey engine, at least in the rogue
@sdjnwhyNZ
@sdjnwhyNZ 4 месяца назад
2011 qr20de engine owner here. I've made a mistake on my engine last year forgot to change oil and that thing drove my van with only 3.5L oil for almost a year! But when I changed oil and fill it back up, the whole noise went down straight away and the acceleration is nice and smooth. That thing came back to normal! I was planning to replace my van. But after doing some studies of that engine and the re5r05a transmission came with it, I decided to hold onto the van and take good care of it.
@danielhamby9448
@danielhamby9448 4 месяца назад
Didn’t he tow with it too? It’s at some Dealership somewhere and they gave him a new one for free… he probably would’ve been better off keeping it over getting the new one
@Resistculturaldecline
@Resistculturaldecline 3 месяца назад
​@danielhamby9448 I don't think the owner mentioned anything about towing or not towing. I'm assuming he didn't, or at least he didn't tow much. The reason I assume, is because it was an expedite delivery vehicle in an around Chicago. And, because the factory clutch went 700k
@powerofone1645
@powerofone1645 Год назад
Another great tear down. Best mechanic info to be had on RU-vid. 10/10
@xxximors3178
@xxximors3178 Год назад
As a 3rd gen 02-06 qr25de owner, I actually like the engines performance but Nissan made a few flaws that needed addressing before modifications. Intake manifold valve screws, cat failure, sensor issues, oil consumption, weak gaskets(valve cover especially), but with patience and research it honestly has been a blast so far trying to build
@jasonpocaro2730
@jasonpocaro2730 Год назад
I've NEVER had to replace one of these engines. As long as oil & coolant inside it? It will last WAY over 200,000 miles. No Joke. Extremely well designed engine. 😎👍
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
What about the transmissions? 😂
@jasonpocaro2730
@jasonpocaro2730 Год назад
@@speedkar99 Depends... The CVT are hot garbage. The 3 speed with overdrive tend to burn up the torque converter. The 4 speeds are ok, but people tend NOT to maintenance them till it's too late... 😱
@mauricemotors8207
@mauricemotors8207 Год назад
@@speedkar99 Trans are trash but the engine it’s self is actually underrated I have a similar one in my frontier
@NoName-gv6nm
@NoName-gv6nm Год назад
@Jason Pocaro I just change my 15 altima cvt fluid every 30k miles and haven't had any issues.
@jasonpocaro2730
@jasonpocaro2730 Год назад
@@NoName-gv6nm you are 1% er... Most wait till they 'slip' and then it's too late... Unfortunately. Good job on the maintenance. Money well spent. 😁👍
@willievandi7844
@willievandi7844 Год назад
My you tube teacher,your videos teaches and explains engine dynamics to the simplest of understanding,..may God give u more wisdom to produce more challenging videos
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Thanks and I'm glad you could learn from it
@charlesgould8436
@charlesgould8436 Год назад
Thanks for doing these teardowns and for all the information!
@saeedhossain6099
@saeedhossain6099 Год назад
man you're a saint, there are too many Altima jokes/digs you let slide. I would not have been so generous, Altima, when you want to drive a Jeep badly but are waiting on that check to come through....
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Lol I really hit on Altima drivers on this one haha
@morrij01
@morrij01 Год назад
I had one of those in my 02 Sentra with the 6 speed manual and the engine got replaced under warranty after 80k kms with a failed head gasket and cylinder wall scoring from the disintegrating catalytic converter. The replacement one lasted another 240k kms after the car started to fall apart around it. It also had the aluminum intake plenum with the variable intake runners. The flaps inside the intake ended up coming loose and the screw got sucked in. No real damage though I put in the replacement kit and it was fine. Also, JWT used to sell a kit to remove the counter balance assembly. Thanks for the memories.
@hokman1
@hokman1 Год назад
lol the car disintegrating around it. The mexican build is really bad... Elsewhere, Nissans are known for their quality.
@GPN007a
@GPN007a Год назад
Hold the fuck on, they have manual transmission that mate with the QR25DE? 😭 Please help me out here 😭
@tbskirk
@tbskirk 8 месяцев назад
Yes they did and they were a little torque monsters for a Sentra with a six-speed manual
@mikegamba580
@mikegamba580 Год назад
Best video I've seen about this engine. I see a lot of pros and few cons pros timing chain over a belt. The external water pump is a pro. Aluminum head and block I see as a pro. But the valve cover being plastic and those sparkplug wells definitely all fill up with oil that is a con for sure. My cvt has 200,000 miles on it now but the original cvt transmission that was in the car blew as less then 10,000 miles and the car got a new one because it was still fully covered
@ExcaliburTTP
@ExcaliburTTP Год назад
right? i wish nissan or NISMO made aftermarket aluminum valve covers for the performance people. people who genuinely work on their own stuff. with valve cover socket gaskets being easily replaceable would be a dream.
@bigred8022
@bigred8022 Год назад
Hi mate I love your work and very informative videos and the sarcasm is gold thanks for your good work
@claycoates5056
@claycoates5056 Год назад
there is a reason for the Madness of Very tight Bolts and that is the stress of the rotating parts can be absorbed by the bolt Compression in to the Aluminum making for a more robust block your videos and very good Love the sophomoric view making this easy to understand please keep making these videos and why is RU-vid removing the subscriptions form your channel this is there loss i keep looking for yours and other videos that are dropped thank you
@allimkhan7540
@allimkhan7540 10 месяцев назад
Fantastic Video i really enjoy watching this channel keep the videos coming!!!!!!!!!!
@dundizzle93
@dundizzle93 Год назад
Great vid as always, love the altima/CVT salt lol
@rturner4205
@rturner4205 Год назад
Pretty much anybody has had an Altima driver story at this rate.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
It's funny but it's true
@azizfarash4684
@azizfarash4684 2 месяца назад
Fantastic! this is exactly the video I need to watch.
@yaseralhetawi5838
@yaseralhetawi5838 Год назад
Thank you sir I lean many things because of your excellent explanations Thank you again
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
You are welcome. Glad you learned something
@stevendowell2728
@stevendowell2728 Год назад
Love these videos guy has a way of making it intersting
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I'm glad you appreciate them. Suggestions for improvement are always welcome
@adawg3032
@adawg3032 Год назад
would love to see a vid on the v6 pentastar 3.6 liter. good videos i appreciate what you do
@michaelbezoski3096
@michaelbezoski3096 Год назад
I'm impressed. Didn't know Nissan gold plated the inner workings. Drunk guy crashed the car & liked the removal of the wires with the special wire removal tool 23-456. Love the humor, makes my day (night really). Thanks Bro!
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Glad you are entertained and learned a bit. Me too
@spelunkerd
@spelunkerd Год назад
You've got excellent access to junkyard motors, great demos. I wonder why they didn't hang onto this motor to resell it....
@SuperGhost453
@SuperGhost453 Год назад
Thank you for this I really appreciate your video
@stracera2523
@stracera2523 Год назад
Man, I have been watching your channel for a while now. I hope to one day understand this much shit. Good lad.
@user-lh2xn5iy2p
@user-lh2xn5iy2p 2 месяца назад
Dude this video was so great that even tho this isn't the version of the qr engine i was looking for, I watched the whole thing. Btw you cracked me up with all those "typical altima driver" behaviors 😂
@wafflesnfalafel1
@wafflesnfalafel1 Год назад
my wife had one in her Altima - torquey little motor, though really preferred premium on the tune it came with. The only issue we had with it was a single bad injector at about 30k, no other issues.
@HealthSupercharger
@HealthSupercharger 7 месяцев назад
How much Hp did the tune give you
@kubla777
@kubla777 Год назад
“In the one or two times the Nissan owner decides to change their oil” luv it
@saeedhossain6099
@saeedhossain6099 Год назад
brah I love how you yanked the fuel injection out with added twist but still followed the bolt pattern for the cam caps and head bolts!
@sovan781
@sovan781 Год назад
its almost like muscle memory to follow the bolt pattern and its a good one to have since if you always turning bolts
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I've been dinged for not following the bolt pattern on here even though I'm gonna scrap this engine when I'm done with it
@toyfan2812
@toyfan2812 Год назад
i guess we've been very fortunate with our '12 altima. have 185k on it now (bought at 30k) and replaced the trans once. no leaks and only oil changes.
@michaelhodge9902
@michaelhodge9902 Год назад
You should do a teardown of that electronic throttle body to see how it works.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I already have videos on how the intake system works , check it out
@johnw3379
@johnw3379 Год назад
I love your videos. You completely nailed the owners of these cars! So true lol
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
It's true. I really farted on Altima owners in this one.
@TheXextreem
@TheXextreem Год назад
Nice always want to use a nissan
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yep
@socmonki
@socmonki Год назад
The QR in my wife's old 2003 Altima lasted about 250k before it lost compression and wouldn't start or run anymore. Engine swapped and at nearly 300k shes still going and driving me around since my Focus is in the body shop. 296k and the ORIGINAL transmission. Insane. She's a good car, had a lot of parts replaced. Very rattly, tin can like build, but I mean, it's getting me around still at her old age. Can't beat that. But Nissan made a LOT of mistakes, but the core of everything is pretty solid. Their sensors suck though.
@FabriDragon
@FabriDragon Год назад
I came for the Nissan zingers and was not disappointed.😊
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I really ripped on them with this one eh
@JulioOrtiz-ub3yo
@JulioOrtiz-ub3yo Год назад
Lol you been take all you family stuff 🤣🤣 lovely thanks for the video
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Gotta use what I can find!
@hamentaschen
@hamentaschen Год назад
Shiver me timbers!
@kdaltex
@kdaltex 23 дня назад
Had mine start chewing up bearings at 80,000 miles. Oil changed every 5k miles. Even had some small chunks of iron in addition to copper material in the oil
@astralcomm7925
@astralcomm7925 4 месяца назад
you got me on the very hard to crack bolts hahaha
@Jody-kt9ev
@Jody-kt9ev 3 месяца назад
As to the counter balancing. Years ago, I had a Ford Ranger with a non-counter balanced 2.3L 4 cylinder engine. The truck was very noisy and after a while, you could not find good re-built carburetors for it. All of them had the various passages destroyed by engine vibration. Counter balancing is a good thing!
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 3 месяца назад
It is but a lot of engines do without it
@Jody-kt9ev
@Jody-kt9ev 3 месяца назад
@@speedkar99 I am glad the ones in my cars have it. I also have ridden in an early 1980s Ford Escort without balancing. Very noisy. We purchased a 1992 Ford Escort with a counter balanced Mazda engine. It was a world of difference from the earlier Escort.
@GPN007a
@GPN007a Год назад
My 2018 Rogue has one of these babies. Obviously it's not a sporty engine but it's pretty good. I wish there was some way to mate a manual to it while keeping my AWD.
@TheMastadon1
@TheMastadon1 Год назад
So many shots fired at Nissan Altima owners in this video. I love it lol.
@lutomson3496
@lutomson3496 Месяц назад
I replaced my 2021 rogue cvt oil at 30k sent it in to blackstone and came back great along with the engine oil it had no wear that was outside specs..i change my 2.5 and CVT more often then recommended
@romevang
@romevang Год назад
18:16, This generation (or any of the prior) QR's never need valve adjustments. If the head ever needs to come off for some reason and you need it machined, you just check the valve lash to make sure its in spec, otherwise you never really mess with the cam buckets (or followers?)
@prestonworden9811
@prestonworden9811 Год назад
Please do the little brother the QG18DE that would be awesome!
@mathewfowler7771
@mathewfowler7771 7 месяцев назад
As an altima owner I can confirm I don't change my oil as often as I should, I do however constantly add to it.
@Trades46
@Trades46 Год назад
This video possess some real BAE (Big Altima Energy) Jokes aside the QR25 is an okay motor and overall refined with time. I'm old enough to remember early 2000s QR25 which pre-cats self disintegrate, but most of post 2010s Nissan QR25 are pretty sturdy now, mostly hampered by their JATCO CVTs which all seem to be made from glass and their BAE owners.
@JulioOrtiz-ub3yo
@JulioOrtiz-ub3yo Год назад
Lovely
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Thanks
@yassinelhadj-said458
@yassinelhadj-said458 Год назад
My man, 👌
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Thanks
@Mtechthewise
@Mtechthewise Год назад
I wonder if the sludge behind the timing tensioner is because that oil is sort of reaching a dead-end, with little circulation and consequently staying there when the rest of the oil is circulating and getting changed. The remainder of this engine didn't look too bad for wear, and no sludge anywhere, so what do you think?
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
The bearings and cams had slight scores, and for a supposedly low mileage engine without a failure, that's not acceptable. Your sludge theory seems interesting
@user-lh2xn5iy2p
@user-lh2xn5iy2p Месяц назад
The sound of the bolts 13:20 😂
@olafzijnbuis
@olafzijnbuis Год назад
at 16:41 you say "the timing chain uses a one to one ratio...". I feel it would work better with a 1 to 2 ratio 🙂
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yes You are right
@miceinoz1181
@miceinoz1181 13 дней назад
This is an engine teardown video, not a critique on a car model and as this engine is still around a lot, I would be keeping the main bits for sale as they are in pretty good condition. That crank and block and even the pistons looks real good, however you do not specify what your term "low mileage" actually converts to. I have read that in Europe (i think) Nissan recommends the timing chains be replaced every 300,000Kms. At least they have faith in their engines lasting, not so much that their CVT's will only go half that distance, if you are lucky!
@pianoplayer2516
@pianoplayer2516 Год назад
Nice teardown. Did Nissan fix the head gasket problem?
@lissettelopez8331
@lissettelopez8331 Год назад
Just took apart a newer version of the 2.5 of a 2018 Altima and I'd say it's much improved than the older version one here. A bunch of small changes, but important ones in my opinion, yet it's the same ole engine in the end just less problems, better mpg and more power. Oh, and they did keep the balancer assembly with the extra tensioner lol. I guess they thought it was worth keeping all these years.
@rondhole
@rondhole Год назад
Early 2002 QR25DE is prone to head gasket failure, and complete cylinder wall failure from ingested catalytic converter materials. It has a good torque at low rpm.
@moreyour5
@moreyour5 Год назад
Agree, but still it toughest then second gen
@rondhole
@rondhole Год назад
@@moreyour5 2nd gen 2007-2012 has better engine, compression, and notorious engine mounts. The CVT on those period is a kind of OK, the 2013-up are the one with CVT Jatco plague. Toyota and Honda has no issue on their CVT and works fine till today. Nissan, Subaru, etc. with JATCO transmission are just bad, too many design flaws.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yes but what if you find one with a rare manual transmission? Then you've got a decent runner
@vaughngraves6723
@vaughngraves6723 Год назад
@@speedkar99 I have a 2003 Sentra SE-R Spec-v that I use for work, great little car once the butterfly valve screws were loctited and I swapped in a catless header. Without those preventative steps it's really just a matter of time before the engine is toast
@mauricemotors8207
@mauricemotors8207 Год назад
The current ones is the best version especially in the frontier
@thetechlibrarian
@thetechlibrarian 2 месяца назад
If this is the engine from the newer altimas I was actually surprised that makes its torque at a relatively low 3600 RPM for a naturally aspirated motor
@danielmalungu4763
@danielmalungu4763 Год назад
Nice Video, could you teardown toyota 1NZ-FE
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I have a 1NZ video, check out the Toyota with 500,000km video
@danielmalungu4763
@danielmalungu4763 Год назад
@@speedkar99 Thank you I have an 1NZ engine any advice on thinks to watch out for
@XenomorphLV426
@XenomorphLV426 Год назад
The 07-12 QR in the Sentra Spec V was best variant from a performance and durability point of view.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yep. That was a zippy unit
@WealthWise911
@WealthWise911 Год назад
in the mexican datasheet of the Spec V the engine appears like TR25 and not QR25.
@pg41226
@pg41226 Год назад
Would it be possible to get your hands on a newer type of Volvo petrol engine? I am a huge Volvo fan and liked your 5 cilinder engine tear down a lot!❤
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I'm glad you liked the Volvo teardown. I have yet to see broken one for sale ☹️
@asiyajawad7871
@asiyajawad7871 Год назад
Is it possible to ask you some questions about Kia engine failure? Pistons particularly? I would reeeeallllly appreciate it!
@MitchellPetersonJr
@MitchellPetersonJr Год назад
You're 110% right about Altima owners.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Haha
@ibraheemmshezad400
@ibraheemmshezad400 Год назад
Plz make a video defender 130 efi
@PLATINUM2U
@PLATINUM2U Год назад
No wonder why my baby's got almost 500k on her. She never complained 😎👍 3rd generation was best imo
@greathey1234
@greathey1234 Год назад
YES! A GREEN TOOTH BRUSH!!
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yes sir
@ken97531
@ken97531 Год назад
the owner or owners definitely had big Altima energy
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yep!!
@a.fortier208
@a.fortier208 Год назад
you're the engine coroner! the engine autopsy channel! you do many engines but only a few transmissions, are the transmissions too messy?
@robertbandusky9565
@robertbandusky9565 Год назад
Please do an old 1970 Volvo b-20 engine!
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Where do I find that?
@Tiberiumfreek
@Tiberiumfreek Год назад
Nissan made A LOT of improvements over the years with their QRs. Though be it, some of it got WAY more complex. Alas, they seem to ahve made it just a little more robust. I own an 04 SpecV. First generation of the QR25DE with over 200,000km on it. Though, I do believe the previous owner had an engine rebuild, covered under Nissan. Primarily due to their terrible precat breaking up issues. Fantastic engine_ but not right from factory floor. In order for it to surpass the original plan of total breaking down at: 100,000km, you have to get rid of quite a few things to make it solid. Biggest issue, being the precat. The list is extensive, but once you get things done_ she'll keep on ticking!
@MeanBlueSpider
@MeanBlueSpider Год назад
Still love your video editing style. What year would you say Nissan build quality started really dropping off, or has it always been kinda shoddy?
@regperatrovich9406
@regperatrovich9406 Год назад
I agree. His video editing is top notch.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Thanks I'm glad you like the editing. Usually takes me 2 hours to edit this in Sony Vegas.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
They say Nissan turned a coin around the 2002 Altima and that's also when the quality turned bad as well
@JamesLee-oe7mt
@JamesLee-oe7mt Год назад
Those head bolts would be great for the torque test channel!
@nightinthewhite3817
@nightinthewhite3817 Год назад
@@speedkar99 when renault started giving nissan advice on how to save money, which is 2002! its a wild ride with an unbelievable ending
@95redchevy
@95redchevy 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for your video. I have a 2010 Altima and it has been throwing blue smoke from the exhaust which means it’s burning oil. Any ideas of what it could be?
@TurboChanler
@TurboChanler 6 месяцев назад
oil pan first, then the timing cover.
@vivi_75
@vivi_75 Год назад
Will you ever do a Transmission Teardown, particularly the CVTs?
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I've already done a CVT video, check it out! I've got another one coming later this season
@HealthSupercharger
@HealthSupercharger Год назад
I have a manual 5 speed transmission with this QR25 engine on my 2011 frontier. I have 215 000 km or 135k miles. Do you still think that my transmission will fail first before the engine if i am hauling 1000 to 1400 lbs of tools and passengers? Engine does not burn any oil or leak any oil, i religiously change the oil every 6500 km or 7k km. I change transmission gear oil every 70 000 km or 3.5 years.
@kclefthanded427
@kclefthanded427 Год назад
My parents 2013 Nissan Altima CVT failed at 100 miles past the warranty. Should've got an Aisin
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Ouch!
@sean8470
@sean8470 Год назад
what car manufactures to you recommend and ones to avoid?
@azariayehezkel9064
@azariayehezkel9064 Год назад
we need more videos
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
I'm working on them!
@Erik_Swiger
@Erik_Swiger Год назад
Engineer's Dream: "I will build amazing engines!" Engineer's Reality: "Hey, Larry, design a new bolt head that nobody else owns"
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Often it's not the engineers that make those crazy descions. It's the bean counters.
@imnotusingmyrealname4566
@imnotusingmyrealname4566 Год назад
So happy Toyota made the tumble flow flaps obsolete.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Don't they still use them in the new A25A and M20 motors?
@mikezerker6925
@mikezerker6925 Год назад
The toothbrush and wardrobe budget on this channel must be insane!
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
No budget. Just walk into the laundry room or bathroom and take what's there.
@colchronic
@colchronic Год назад
I laughed so much at the lack of oil change joke 😂
@greebj
@greebj Год назад
Which one out of the 42 in the video lol
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Haha that just came naturally
@colchronic
@colchronic Год назад
@@speedkar99 well you aren't lying 🤣
@colchronic
@colchronic Год назад
@@greebj yes
@MrPelletty
@MrPelletty 8 месяцев назад
Can you clean the camshaft and lifter buckets without removing the engine and messing with the timing chain? Im trying the clean an engine that is still assembled in a car.
@Atraps003
@Atraps003 Год назад
I have a 05 QR25 with 350k miles. No issues except valve cover leaking oil down the spark plug tubes causing misfire. Original trans still works but doesn't like shifting when cold.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Awesome! Hopefully it's not attached to a CVT
@orlandonieves6597
@orlandonieves6597 4 месяца назад
I’m wondering if these engines are all the exact fit. I want to swap one of these to my nissan sentra SER spec v 2002. Are all the qr25de exactly the same?
@sovan781
@sovan781 Год назад
oh no broke the tooth brush, the style of the cradle and the balance shaft even the chain guide looks almost like the kseries engine from honda not saying who copy who but its deff a solid design for longevity and strength
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
K-series and QR came out around the same time. The Honda is just way more reliable and can take more abuse.
@christopherhernandez78
@christopherhernandez78 Год назад
Thanks for another nissan video.. although your roasting goes far. Like people say Nissan will sell anyone an altima with bad credit.. can't afford maintenance nothing and irresponsible at best. I was diffrent. But the majority is trash.
@inspectorjavert5563
@inspectorjavert5563 Год назад
Do the Mitsubishi MIVEC 2.4 engine if you can.
@toninocars
@toninocars Год назад
The engine was neglected with not regular oil changes or bad quality oil been used. Once you see the metal discolouration inside, that’s it no need to guess more.
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yeah its seen some abuse. I dunno what makes people not take care of their cars....
@Erik_Swiger
@Erik_Swiger Год назад
So the variable valve timing is sort of an on/off thing? The solenoid engages, and the oil flow shifts the valve timing X degrees? For some reason, I thought the "variable" meant continuously variable.
@dgurevich1
@dgurevich1 Год назад
I think on the intake, there are at least 3 positions because 2 actuators
@fritsified5952
@fritsified5952 Год назад
It is continuously variable. The ECU varies the pressure of the oil by switching the solenoids on and off many times per second (called PWM or pulse-width modulation). So it is not just fully ON or fully OFF, it can be anything in between. The ECU knows the position of the cam as there is an angle sensor on the camshaft, so the ECU can control the angle (making it a closed-loop system)
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Well said. OEM control
@95TurboSol
@95TurboSol Год назад
I like how the whole video is just roasting altima owners 😂
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Pretty much!!
@MrIMCP
@MrIMCP Год назад
I must be like 1 of 20 Altima owners that take care of their car. I'm clocking 180k on my 2014 Altima and all systems are good! Drain and fill that CVT!!!!!
@stevemino142
@stevemino142 Год назад
The reason why the 2.5 litre nissan is so great is because it's simple reliable and unbreakable kind of like how GM cars used to be... have 2020 altima with the 2.5 and awd and getting 43 mpg highway and hasn't missed a beat in 42000km
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
The engine is good. Can't say the same for the rest of the cars
@NoName-gv6nm
@NoName-gv6nm Год назад
@speedkar99 I have a 15 altima. While I wouldn't buy one again, it's honestly not that bad. Sort of middle of the road in the industry. 106k miles and I've only had to replace a drive belt. I've had some nightmare cars in my life. So I can't complain.
@edwinalexander1170
@edwinalexander1170 4 месяца назад
Is it the same engine installed in Xtrail T30 and T31.?
@xschan
@xschan Год назад
nissan use this engine to power the NP300 (frontier) largely sold in mexico and prove to be robust in bad conditions (bad roads, poor maintenance and high load)
@useribp
@useribp Год назад
Does the new generation qr25de engines need valvle clearance or thy have hydraulic lifters ?
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
They should be similar to this.
@mishasweet4780
@mishasweet4780 Год назад
Speedkar99: look at these clogged up oil control rings! Me: *laughs in spinning dorito*
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Doritos?
@chih6654
@chih6654 Год назад
These engines are actually quite nice, just the CVT that sucks
@tinleo333
@tinleo333 8 месяцев назад
How good is this engine compared to the toyota 2.5 in the camry?
@faustoborja1079
@faustoborja1079 6 месяцев назад
Should i buy a Hilux with 2.7 2TRFE engine or a Nissan Frontier with 2.5 QR25DE engine?
@1uch1n11
@1uch1n11 11 месяцев назад
how often do *you* do valve adjustments? Next one you do maybe make a video
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 11 месяцев назад
Good idea.
@1uch1n11
@1uch1n11 11 месяцев назад
@@speedkar99 I'm actually curious because you dont hear about people adjusting their valves too much anymore (not like back then) nor do you hear about people taking in their car to get a valve adjustment service. I'm wondering if new cars ever actually need one unless the engine is screwing up somehow. It's obviously a lot of work to do it or pay someone to do it.
@NoName-gv6nm
@NoName-gv6nm 2 месяца назад
​@1uch1n11 it is most likely a service you won't ever have to do if you're changing oil regularly.
@ibraheemmshezad400
@ibraheemmshezad400 Год назад
I like him
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Me too
@Feelgoo49
@Feelgoo49 Год назад
Hahahha Love those comment's about the clothes etc..
@armando5601
@armando5601 Год назад
Is this the same engine in the 2016 2.5 frontier?
@speedkar99
@speedkar99 Год назад
Yeah it should be
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