Nissan Xterra Blown Head Gasket Repair 3.3L VG33E Project
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Part of my 3 xterra project - 2001 Nissan Xterra Head Gasket Repair 3.3L VG33E Engine. Detailed Videos on how to repair and save yourself tons of money!
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Everything you've done in this video regarding this. Nissan extera is exactly what is wrong with mine including the shifter. Thanks for your assistance.😊
Hope the videos helped!
Bars leak just failed on mine so the sooner you can continue these, the better. My xterra is exactly like the one you have in this video. You can see it in some of my videos.
I am working on the second part now, Heads are in the machine shop so I am waiting on those and I have a ton of other projects going. I will get this one fixed asap, Thank you for watching!
@@xlr8auto1 are you boring it to larger than 3.3?
i usually will take a small line and connect the trans lines so it just pumps back in
I have done that as well.
I took mine apart last summer and got as far as bolting the heads and manifold back on and then life happened. Ive forgotten how to put the front timing cover and brackets back together. Did you take any other videos by chance taking that front section apart?
Unfortunately I do not have the video of taking that front section apart, however I will have a video coming up of me putting it back together. I have so many projects going on I couldn't promise a timeline.
If you slide a thin, sharp tipped, metal something (scribe tool or whatever) between the hose and the tube you can break the bond between the metal and rubber without damaging the hose or the tube.
You can also damage both.
Git gud :P
Great tip. Works great sometimes. I tried that on some of these, they are very hard to get to. Much easier just to cut them off and replace them in this particular scenario.
I always just cut the rear hoses and replace. Cheaper and easier than battling them. Dumb design
Agreed!!