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Did you install the water pump?

But try turning the knob 4X counterclockwise til Soak, Wash, Rinse, Spin light up and then run that test. Then exit diagnostic mode and run a load. You can also try to open and close the lid quickly 7X after unplugging and plugging it back in. See link at end of video.

@@rustedpliers1618 I put in a new water pump. Now when I plug it in you can hear the board click then the pump comes on for about two sec then goes out. Then the pump comes on again and just stays on. I have to push the start button until it goes off. Once it is off I tried to put the washer in diagnostic mode once I turn the knob all the lights come on and the sensing light flashes. I can push the button the sensing light comes on and starts to fill but pump is running too. Has to be the board that is bad?

Glad it was helpful!

I just used the one built into the head unit. It's just OK. Gets the job dont but if your going to be on alot of calls may want to get a better mic. The mic that you plug into the aux isn't any noticeable difference than the one on the head unit.

Thank very much for the support! I appreciate the comment.

Thanks for the comment ! I hope the video helped you.

Thank you I didn't encounter this so I don't know the fix. My system was just the standard speakers so I'm not sure how to respond to comments like this. I have posted some harnesses in other responses that may help

Update, there’s a separate harness for the Bose that is just the speaker wires that go to the amp. Take the output rca cables from the aftermarket radio, split them into two and then I got these little speaker wire to rca adapters with screw plates. It the factory amp speaker harness has 10 wires going into it and there’s a bunch of prongs coming out. It’s a pretty small connector. On one end there’s a red and green, on the other end there’s a purple and light green. Hopefully this helps.

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Not sure what your talking about. I didn't have any special setup features on my oem radio.

@@rustedpliers1618 what the OEM radio "hard buttons" did, to navigate to the set up pages....."vehicle customization", vehicle settings like door locks, climate control, lighting, etc

amzn.to/4ik5TEz Plan to post the video of the carb replacement sometime.

Yes. If they are the same size. Always check you temp with a thermometer though.

Thanks for the comment sorry your having trouble. I would recommend instead of using the reverse light, test the camera and your connections by putting your rear wires (black/red) on the car battery to see if it comes on. Turn on your car, then touch those to your positive and negative. You may have to get someone in your car to see if it swaps over. Or record a video from inside the car to see if it goes into reverse. On the stereo side make sure your trigger wire is on the one that says "back" then your yellow rca on camera. Flip the connection of the clip on the connector that has the single rca on back of the radio. It may go both ways but only one is correct. If that doesn't work, you can try your yellow rca on "video out".

Not completely sure but you may be ok using this harness. amzn.to/3APRmQg Here are some threads you may want to ask them. www.nissanclub.com/threads/switching-bose-head-unit.518911/ www.altimaforums.net/posts/551632/

I can't show what happens if no sound comes out because that didn't happen.

@@rustedpliers1618what a jackass

Thanks for the comment All Star!

Thanks for the comment! Mine were the same way. On a hot day, I wouldn't have any display.

@rustedpliers1618 exactly. Only time I see display is during winter. But once car heats up it's barely there.

That does sound good. 👍

About 4 hrs.

I think so because I didn't use most of the rca Jack's provided

Thorny Black Locust is it. Thanks for identifying it. Now I just got to find a way to get rid of them and keep them from spreading. Those thorns are a literal pain in my side.

@@rustedpliers1618 Cut them low and keep the area mowed. Sometimes a thorn remains in one’s side.

Mine didn't have steering wheel controls but it should keep them. What year is yours? I did one for a 13 - 18 nissan altima and the steering controls still worked great. This was the radio used for that. amzn.to/4dua7Wz

@@rustedpliers1618 '07. I just asked because it's a common question and we'd like to keep that functionality. Some after market units come with harness adapters to retain the feature. With others, it's an extra purchase.

Sorry quick question, how do you connect all the rca cable to the old radio connector?

Might just leave it til next season HA.

@@rustedpliers1618 I've been guilty of that

Thanks! Hope it helps.

@@rustedpliers1618 it definitely did, I installed it today and I LOVE IT

I never could find one.

@@rustedpliers1618 do you remember what color wires you used for the speakers? Did you happen to take down the headliner? If so -- where are the snaps or screws for the liner?

Most of the time that's what I use too. You can do alot with a good pair of loppers.

I appreciate that feedback!

The entire screen won't turn on?

A coffee can in my garage haha. It was just a hinge that I glued in place. I don't really use the offline gps bc if I use maps, it is connected to my phone.

@@rustedpliers1618 got you. Maps it is. How is the radio performance so far?

​@@kevo8111definitely an upgrade having android auto and Apple car play.

@@rustedpliers1618 awesome. Thanks for the response

Yes

I couldn't find one. Awhile back mine wouldn't start. Nothing when I went to crank it, even on a hot battery. I took the plate off that has the dirty hands logo behind the tow bar. One of the wires had corroded and pulled apart. I spliced it back and it started right up. I would recommend checking there.

Yes. I've had this happen a few times and it hasn't damaged the speakers.

They are already there in the cab. I'm surprised it comes with speakers and not a factory installed radio.

I'm sure the 8n has a hydraulic filter as well like this. That is probably an autocorrect but may be a scam bot.

Thank you for the reply hope it helps!

Cabot Deck Correct is an oil-based paint. It is an aliphatic petroleum distillate. Mine has held up pretty good after a year, though I have read other reviews of people complaining about peeling.

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M-1129A or equivalent. Look on the bucket and see if it is listed.

Sorry to hear that story about your brother in law. Alot of people who aren't around this stuff don't realize how difficult and dangerous it is operating the farm equipment that feeds the world and takes care of our lands. The next tractor I buy will have roll bars as a precautionary. Checking the fluid and adding some if needed would be a good start. It has to have enough fluid to run through the hydraulic pumps.

@@rustedpliers1618update: tractor runs pretty well right now. hydraulics seem to be in order. It was actually stuck in second gear, but after watching RUclips videos, I was able to prior gear over and took care of that so all 3 gears and high/low working. I think it’s a middle 70s model. At sometime I would like to change that fluid filter. Where would I get that filter and gasket for the PTO opening plate? And maybe the dipstick since the other one must’ve fell out or never was in there in the first place when he was driving it. When pulling that plate, is it difficult to get that selector in position and reattach the plate? Have done some brush hogging but after a while, it gets a little hot, so I’ll have to diagnose that. In the field when it’s dry, it picks up a lot of crap in front of the radiator. Definitely learning a lot with yours and other’s videos.

Back in the day here in the west of Ireland we used have a hole lot of serious roll over accidents till the law was changed, in that you had to have a roll bar for any road travel, like travelling from one part of the farm to the other by road, wasn't required on your own private land, but when the road guys installed roll bars everyone else followed suit, and roll over injuries mostly disappeared.

Your welcome maybe it helped. I appreciate the comment!

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I checked the manual for the cutter bar oil and the 1017 holds 2.4 Liters, the 1022 holds 2.9 Liters, and the 1024 holds 3.1 Liters.

@@rustedpliers1618 My manual for my DM 1024 calls for 2.2 L for the cutter bar, printed June 2020.

Interesting, I double checked my manual and it says what I have above. it's probably printed 2017/2018. It also says you can check with a dipstick til theirs 1/4" to 3/8" of oil on it.

Forward and reverse are self propelled.