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It’s not as bad as it seems.

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@@midnitemonty 😆 the belt is really long

This is my second time too in less than 6 months

I’m in Glendale, send me an email i can give you info on it Ish8586@gmail.com

@@olivernortth yeah I would have if it was my car lol customer didn’t want to get a new one

@@raditian2 I never really needed to do that but I’ll probably try it out next time see how it works.

The compressor was $100 used and the condenser was $150 but that was with my shop account at Autozone. It will be a bit more regularly

Next video should be on the Z.

Your welcome!! I’m happy to hear that it helped you out

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They were good. Only issue with them is they were noisy when it got cold. If this is what you can afford it’s a good choice until you can get something better. I have a set on a different car and those have had no issues for 2yrs so far

Yours might be different but on mine one hose clamp was just positioned in a way that I couldn’t get to it until I got the other two off. Hoses came off fine

@@cichfish7525 if you have a voltmeter I usually check the voltage at the battery when the truck is running. Then I check for battery voltage at the positive terminal on the back of the alternator with the truck off. If I have voltage there but it’s not charging it’s usually just a bad alternator. There’s other tests you can do but this has always worked for me. Way back in the day with older cars you were able to remove the negative battery terminal to test an alternator but you don’t wanna do that with this truck. It worked with older cars since they didn’t have much electronics on them

If it’s not too far I’d go get it

You welcome. I’m really happy to hear that this is helping out

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Yes it’s gonna get retuned

I’ve honestly had better luck with Amazon and eBay than I do with Autozone and O’Reillys. If it last the summer I’ll be ok with it lol

I say it does. The owner talked to his tuner and said he didn’t but will be getting it retuned anyways

You can take it to a shop to have it recovered or you can slowly release it to atmosphere. You aren’t suppose to do it that way but if you can’t get to a shop or don’t have the money to spend at the shop it can be down that way.

@@fixitish ok, do i let out pressure from both valves the H and L valves? Thanks

You can do that. When I’ve had to do it that way i would loosen a bolt for a hose that was gonna need to come off but not fully take it off just a little lose and move the hose a bit. It will start leaking pretty quickly

@@fixitish thanks bro big help, once i have the new one on do i have to get it refilled somewhere or can i just buy the freon at walmart and do it myself? Cuz i know you have to ad oil but dont know if those walmart freon bottles with gauges come withoil

You can refill it yourself if you go rent the tools for it you’ll need to use the ac manifold gauges and vacuum pump. If you don’t wanna go through all that a shop can recharge it for not too much. And you’ll also need to make sure you add oil to the compressor. If you get a new one it will usually say it comes prefilled with some but you’ll need the correct amount for this car

It’s possible it’s that switch. It sounds like a low refrigerant condition with it turning on and off

@@fixitish thanks. One thing I noticed is my cabin air temp sensor reading -22 even tho I just bought a brand new one from the dealership. It’s not always -22 but it’s reading wrong temp. I had one place tell me it’s my ac amplifier unit but not sure.

@@rexxor4219 it’s really easy to damage those sensors. It might just be bad even tho it’s new and oem

The new compressor typically comes with a small amount of oil, but you should add the total system oil capacity minus what you drained from the old compressor. For the 2008 Nissan 350Z, the total system capacity is approximately 6.75 to 7 ounces (200 ml) of PAG 46 oil.

@@rexxor4219 Thanks for replaying. I checked some online sources it say Oil type is Pag 100. Are you sure its Pag 46 ?

@@travelheaven6593 Oh my bad, you are correct. Also, I have a method for Infiniti's/Nissans where you can instantly force the compressor on if you need that.

@@rexxor4219 Sorry but Not sure about that. I ordered a brand new compressor and just need to know the correct amount of Oil which it requires adding. Its okay I will try look more and hopefully find it. Thanks for replying

@@travelheaven6593 If the manual specifies a certain amount, follow that. Generally, for a new compressor, add about 2 ounces directly to it.

No you leave it alone. Only unbolt the ac compressor but leave all the lines connected

@@fixitish ok cool, every other video said to. Just wanted to make sure It wasn’t necessary. Thanks!

@@mikesempier if you don’t feel comfortable doing it that way you can drain the ac system and remove the compressor completely but it’s not necessary. Just be careful to not move the lines too much and end up damaging them. You’ll feel how much it can move

@@fixitish you the man, thank you!

Yes 👍🏽

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It’s about the same process with a few more steps. Not harder but definitely more work

No special tool needed

Currently stuck on that specific bolt, can’t take it off. Where you able to?

Yeah, I couldn’t go through the pulley slots to get access to that bolt-the pulley was covering the bolt, and the slot wasn’t big enough. Tried using a regular wrench, and it started to round off the bolt. Got a crowfoot to hit it from different sides of the bolt-that rounded off, too. Now, I’m completely stuck.

Good luck!!!

Thanks, it’s almost out but the egr in the back keeps getting. Stuck on the firewall, any tip? I noticed you already had yours deleted

@@samogunjumo5539you can lower the subframe a bit to get some more space to get the engine out

@@fixitish didn’t need to I got it off just needed to jack the trans a bit thanks!!!

@@samogunjumo5539hell yeah good job!!

I did 3 pulls in a row, my best guess is that the cylinder got too hot at the piston rings butted up again each other and that’s what took out that piston. The fuel pump was bad as well so going lean contributed in the cylinder getting hot. I’ll probably try and make a video on common 300zx problem someday but that might be about the whole car lol 😆

Yes I added some pag oil to the condenser. I believe the total capacity for the ac system is 4oz so I only added about 1oz maybe less the the condenser

I looked at it and didn’t think it would come out through there. Good to know that it can be done through there as well.

Took me 2 1/2 hours. It was a pain in the A....

@fixitish invert it and turn and it comes out. Pull the lines out of the way and move the power steering pump up and over to the right and it's a wide open shot.

@@jeffsullivan3573 sure is

I wasted an hour trying to get that “third bolt” out, and found someone else saying 3, just 2 is required for the power steering.