Here’s Why Mechanics Hate Nissans
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Thanks you scooty big fan from belgium
Superb video...Helped me a lot.
Which recent Maxima will be best to buy.. or you recommend.. I was thinking between 2010 to 2014.. help please..
@@maxgonzalez5927 None of them, save yourself the trouble and get something like a Mazda, Toyota, or Honda if you're looking for something 2013 up. Anything before, dont stray away from Toyota or Honda. Mazda would be your last choice of the three for stuff older than 2013. Mazdas were decent with Ford, but Mazdas now have amazing quality
The Nissan needs a Roth Rat Fink 10 foot gearshifter. Then she'll run fine.
In other words, if your vehicle goes "clunk", it's still okay BUT, "clunka-clunk" means fix it asap.
R Verro Yup, I’m very glad I took my car in to get the suspension looked at. I drive a 2007 Ford Mustang and it made a “clunka-clunk” noise when I turned sharp. Had to invest over $1000 to get that fixed.
😂
That clunk could just be a motor mount too! Lol
MrDave 777 True, I was thinking that may be something that needs to be fixed as well for a car that has 118,000 miles on it
@@RED8-HQ-8D-Music what did it end up being?
In Poland when the cats go bad they just cut them out and straight pipe it. Problem solved. Our annual car inspections don't test for emissions. I once had a Toyota Rav-4 D-4 Diesel with no cat and no DPF filter. Passed with flying colors. Welcome to Poland! Try not to breathe too much of the air, though...
Great idea if you can find an exhaust shop that will do it.
We got rid of emissions test in Ontario also
Yall be the same idiots that when u get to old age, wonder why they have cancer.
well,Poland is mostly forest,so I guess that compensates it in a way,doesn't it?
anyways,you are way better than the Balkans!
don't even get me started on how the things go down here!
Yall know how to live
“You can’t trust anybody” and shows a pic of the pope looooooool.
Absolutely nailed it!
What was the message he was trying to pass? I'm confused
@@davoncci Pope touches lil boys and is basically the antichrist
He should have put up a picture of Democrats.
@@gregthesplintercell Fair enough
@@gregthesplintercell what's the differencce
The stealerships in my area would ask $6995 for that Maxima. Crazy prices right now.
I see that all the time at small sleezy dealerships.
@@AlexMAGA2024 just bc of the vq
you actually can get 6 or 7 grand for this car. 3500 is a steal
I always encourage people to spend just a few dollars more and you'll get a much better car for the money!
I’m in high school and my mom gave me this car with 40,000 miles on it. I’m just gonna leave it stock and use it as my beater until it eventually goes out. It is pretty quick tho.
40k aint bad for miles only had small issue at 70k miles
You"ve got a good mom
My 1997 ford thunderbird 4.6 2v v8 has 43,000 miles on it
@CapN by beater I mean daily for going back and forth to school when it eventually opens back up, I’m looking around for a weekend car like a 350z to really modify now.
@@Mr05241948 yeah she bought the car 12 years ago to go to work with but the train was quicker so the car’s been mainly used for grocery shopping. I’m grateful for it and hopefully one day I can get enough money to help her buy a house.
Hey Scotty, greetings from Colombia! You're the most talented and funniest mechanic ever!
They should make a Biopic about this living legend! Who could play Scotty?
@@kobrien4121 Nicholas cage or Steve buscemi
Dennis hopper
Arnold Schwarzenegger
William h Macy.
6:26 - despite how much he bashes Nissan, this one puts a smile on Scotty's face.
This is the dawn of a new era.
Hey Scotty from a fellow DIY guy thank you for what you do. SAVING US TIME AND MONEY
You need that ac compressor in the cooler climates too. It’s your dehumidifier. Keeps the windows from fogging up.
@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 It is much more effective to use heated air that has a lower humidity content. You got by with what you had in the day, but it is far better to have a working AC.
I have my work truck with a broken AC in Florida. Can't expect to dry out the car with heat and an open window in a rainstorm.
Scotty chripin about jumper cables. As a Canadian, I never leave my house without these three things in my trunk: A scraper brush, a first aid kit, and jumper cables. Mandatory to have those IMO.
Too many new cars in the Houston area that are too easily messed up by jumpstarting.
You can get rid of the jumper cables and get a jumper pack now. One of the best car inventions in recent years
@@sunshine3914 i mean, if people don't know how to jump a car, then they deserve that darwin award
@@odin5188 not a bad decision, either
my 89 nissan pu, v6, 5speed, almost 401,000 miles. no leaks, oil good. change oil and filter regularly..NOT FOR SALE...
Old Nissan's were great. Especially the manuals :) Nissans 350 & 370z with manual transmission are more reliable then the economy cars they have. lol
@@TaylorLuna-fs9eo yeah I'm so drawn to that car idk why! I just bought a 2k9 Xterra 6sp manual offroad 116k, am in the mountains with it as we speak.
@@billbunch6762 good luck with your new car. Hope you have fun.
Same here. Had a 87’ Nissan ‘Hardbody’ PU, 4 banger Z24 engine. I drove for 30 years. Put 380K on it. Rebuilt transmission twice (I abused it pulling trailers up mountains). Gave it to a friend three years ago, who sold it to a gardener. Probably still tooling around Hemet California.
@@patrykrog8121 Thanks man!
Bringing up the pope's picture when saying "never trust anybody" never gets old lol
Your customer should park it in Minnesota where the catalytic will be stolen and have the insurance pay for it.
They might right off the car if that happens 😂
Funny you said that, someone just stole my Moms off her Toyota last week up in MN.
Best car I ever owned was a 1994 Nissan Altima. Paid 500 bucks for it, drove it to the junkyard 3 years later due to rust. All I put into it was front brake pads, studded snows, and probably a 200 dollar bondu to pass inspection. Sunroof never even leaked.
Doesn't seem so bad to me considering the mileage honestly
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i agree....id buy that car for 3500, its in good shape.
I got an 2004 no problems with the 280 hp for 2k
I got 2002 Nissan Altima with nearly 200,000 miles on only thing wrong with it is my ac motor went out
I just bought a 2006 Nissan Altima 2.5SL with 106,xxx miles on it for $2500 and it's my daily driver. I now have 129,xxx miles on it and I've only had to change the fuel pump. Great car.
Scotty first I love your videos. I just wanted to tell you I own a 2006 Maxima it has 328,000 miles on it. It has been a terrific car yes I've had to do maintenance but nothing major. It still has lots of power and will get up and go. Guess I have been fortunate. Keep up the great videos.
man my 06 is making some weird noise and is always needing work idk what’s wrong with it 💀💀💀
My 05' maxima has 222,440 miles on the clock and still holding up pretty well I just do maintenance on it and that's it
@@DevTheCreation my 06 as well. Transmission valve body issues, possible ecm glitching, timing chain guide came out of place.
I have 2010 maxima with 84k. Real good.
I have a 2011 with 137k. Been maintained well.. Car runs like new. Just issues with gas milage. Engine eats gas
222K on my '98 Altima. It helps that I can still work on it. We'll see how much longer it goes.
Yep. 98 like my Almera. Back then it was also nearly only Nissan. Up to the smallest screws: Nissan.
nissans are great cars despite what scotty tells us, he gets paid by Ford and Toyota to tell people those are the best cars
That year was better i had a 97 Maxima with a 3.0 v6 I beat the hell out of it and sold it in decent condition with 225K miles on it
@@hugeCRSfan69 Yeah, except for head-gaskets on the newer fours, chain-drive V6 water-pumps, and CVT trannys! But then Toyota had broken head bolts and oil-burning on their aluminum Camry engines. Not to mention their 'acceleration of death' problems. I don't think they ever really figured out the cause.
I'm staying with the '90s as long as I can!
I think this is my favorite Scotty vid.. cause the look on his face revving the Maxima is priceless! loved it, love ya Scotty! and I've been a fan of the powerfully sleek and stylish Nissan Maxima, since it's inception.
Just bought the wife a 2009 Lexus ES350, I’m so glad I watched Scotty’s videos because the wife was wowed by the Nissan Maxima bells and whistles and I steered here to the Lexus and she loves it. I’m going to keep this Lexus for a long time!!!
You are a good man.
@@madebydade305ify I got a friend who just bought a 2003 Lexus ES 300. He got it for $2500. The has 260,000 miles on it. But it drive perfect. The outside is in great shape other than a couple of nicks. The interior is mint and everything works. We took it to my mechanic to have it looked over and scanned and it didn't have any problems or codes. They are great cars .
my mom has had her 2000 Lexus LS400 for like 15 years now and its at like 170000 miles.. that car has been amazing.. such little maintenance years and still runs and drives quiet.. the premium paint job still looks perfect
My dad had a 2003 3.5L Altima that he bought brand new and he got 200k miles out of it trouble-free. He sold it to his friend in 2015 but as far as I know, that car is still on the road to this day. I feel that as long as you're able to get a Nissan with a V6, no CVT trans, and keep up with the maintenance, you should be good for the most part.
Really wish they didn’t switch to CVT. Not only does it create more problems, but the car isn’t a build car anymore.
Before CVT, people made some insanely fast builds with the manual ones.
I really wish nissan did a final homage for the maxima and made an AWD 3.7 (basically a g37x) in manual before moving on to EV. a man can only dream though.
@@boywitdapipe3514so a 2020 Nissan versa has a cvt transmission when should I change transmission fluid
“I want a sports car”
Nobody:
Scotty: “Toyota Celica”
Celica GT-Four*
Just purchased a 2020 4 cylinder Toyota Corolla last august and believe me it has enough get up and go 0-50 in six seconds, and I use to drag race in my younger days! Take a test drive at a dealer you’ll see, let me know if I’m wrong ? 😑
@@CliffClaven22 Well after all, it is one of best Cars Toyota has ever made. Fun to Drive and Reliable. One of the best "First Car" ever.
Nsx.
I don't understand why nobody didn't say anything.
I have a 2007 Nissan Maxima with 113,xxx miles on it and have already replaced struts. I have ordered motor mounts, wheel bearings, and sway bars. Also my a/c is having problems already! 😂 I have been keeping up with it so I hope no more problems come my way! Overall it hasn’t been too bad to me. Great video!
Hey Scotty greetings all the way from Jamaica... Toyota country... with a few honda & Nissan...your the best mechanic I've met to this day
Hope your having a great weekend Scotty!!!!
This car was offered with a manual (04-06) and its a shame that Nissan discontinued the option for their "four-door sports car". My 04 still running strong 295k miles on original engine and trans. The CVT is fine but no comparison to a manual for reliability
Spot on. The manual was the key to the 4DSC concept..the CVT in the Altima is not reliable past 50- 85,000-with a rebuild costing near the value of the car at that point.
Love the 6 gen 6 speed manual
2004 was pre Renault purchase. Nissans went to hell once Renault bought them.
The 5 speed auto in the 04-06 is much better than the CVT
Only 04.
Well, atleast it puts a smile on everyone face when driving, even Scotty
gonna put a frown when the repair bills start racking up
At the 6:30 mark speed demon, lol.
'02 Maxima Se 6-speed manual driver here. 187k miles and it still runs like a top. I've always driven it like I stole it but I keep up on maintenance. 3-4k mile oil changes, 30k gear oil changes, coolant changes etc. So far I've replaced both front wheel bearings, two radiators, and a power steering hose. Everything still works on it except the driver's side heated seat. Even the heated steering wheel still works. For the 13K I spent on it almost 15 years ago I'm happy as Hell with it!
I share your videos with my friends and neighbors
Thanks Scotty
I can’t wait to see more In your new set up
Notice the jump cable..
*muahahaha*
a jumper cable is good for anyone to have even if you have a brand new car you should have jumper cables in the back
@@hugeCRSfan69 Exactly. Best to be safe just in case. His laughing at jumper cables reduces his credibility a little. It's like saying never carry a spare or carry fuses.
Excellent guidance as usual.
Thanks for the videos Scotty. Take care Sir. 👋
I had a 2007 Nissan 350z and it was pretty dependable. I was able to get it to 200k miles without any major problems.
At 180k with my same year maxima.
Main thing was ABS module failure around 140k. That 3.5 is bulletproof tho
“Notice the jumper cables? Muha-haha!”
For a second there I swore that Mr Scotty had turned into Dr. Evil.
Thank for the information
I had a 2008 Nissan Altima with a few signs of age ended up getting totaled in a hit and run but luckily I wasn’t hurt it took the impact very well kept me safe, now I own a lancer but loved my Altima
back in the day the Nissan maxima was the car to have. it would get more power every model year and if you had a manual trans, you were really fast!
Bought a new Maxima in 2006 and traded it in 2013. Put a little less than 100,000 and I never had any problems with it. Traded it since it was still worth some money at that time.
Your livestream today was awesome. Thanks, Scotty!
Hey scotty thank you your videos always help
Scotty literally described everything that happened to my previous nissan maxima.
Rookie Officer: whos that crazy old guy speeding down the road lets get him...
Detective:oh that's scotty don't you dare touch him I'll arrest you! He fixed my toyota corolla in 98
Love ❤️ your videos mate thanks
hi scotty! if i remember correctly, there was a tsb out for those vehicles (can't remember the model years) but the older sentra's and maxima's had a tsb stating that the right side of the windshield would leak down the "A" pilars and then work it's way onto the passenger side floor hence forth all the holes on the right side of the vehicle on the passenger front. i remember having to replace a few floor pans in my day as an ex-mechanic myself. thanks for the video!
can't remember if it was AllData or Identafix that showed that TSB..thanks for reading.
I remember I had a 2009 maxima brand new. The car slid on some ice and the wheel hit a curb and a chunk of the wheel broke off. To get a new wheel, one wheel, they wanted $1000.00
That's the driver not the car haha smh.
A chunk of the wheel?? That was a hard impact to do that, even for Nissan!
Bringing memory on my 2008 Maxima brand new also. The stock tires are horrible on a little snow. Sliding left and right. Replaced the tire on 10k and finally was able to drive on snow.
Pretty much true with any brand. Aluminum breaks, steel bends. Best to find a used rim or sell the good rims and buy an aftermarket set for way less money.
Go get one from a pick n pull
Bruh my grandmother has had her 2010 Nissan Maxima since brand new she knows nothing about cars and still is running strong to this day with 176k miles and has had no issues whatsoever. She even got t boned by an Audi and the Nissan still didn't have any internal issues. Nissans are great cars. I learned how to drive with her car and I abused the hell out of it slamming on the gas pedal. CVT still going strong. Nissans are great.
Dear God 5:50 that is music to my ears! The VQ engines from Nissan sound so good! I almost bought a 2005 Altima 3.5 SE a few years back but I procrastinated and someone else bought it. That engine is an enthusiasts toy!
Great video on the maxima, I had a G35 for 300k+ miles. The VQ is awesome but the other maintenance items I needed to do were the cam and crank sensors and two wheel bearing replacements. Mileage went down the crapper too.
Cam and crank are easy to change, my g35 has 177k still going.
Did you have a cel or did it just run bad? My vq has 170k and it idles rough even after a new air filter and fuel injector cleaner. I heard those sensors could cause that but i dont have a code
Got a G37 and I see my rear diff bushings is about to go. I had a heater hose burst on me and Leaky valve cover which caused my left cat to go out. Luckly I live in Florida(no inspection or emissions) and I have tools to fix her. She's running 127k strong so far. Even if my Tranny and Motor goes out I'll just buy another one. Consequences of have being a Gearhead 🤷♂️
@@_zigzak I can't remember specifics, but one gave a check engine light and the other just shut the car off while I was in traffic.
@@MSotelo503 yeah, but they weren't cheap. 200+ per
Looks can be deceiving! Priceless!
In high school I had 1990 Nissan Maxima I got rid of it with 420000 miles on it. I even drove that thing into flood water and It still ran with no problems.
90's Nissans were legit.
I have an '04 Maxima and it still runs great with 180k miles and has been dealer maintained since new.
It has had Mobil 1 in it since 12k because the dealer did 4 oil changes @ 3k per change.
I have every service receipt for work that was done and I'm just getting ready to replace the fuel pump for the second time.
Take care of your car and it will take care of you or at least keep you from walking a lot!
Both my Lexus GS300s had three catalytic converters that went bad around 150k too... not just a Nissan problem!
Oh don't talk about Scott's Toyotas
“Its all a facade.” Love ya Scotty.
He knows.
I tightened my pinion screw and locknut with a huge allen wrench on the supra and fixed slop!
Scotty is so true on this I have a Nissanbfrontier 2007 and all catalyst are bad and multiple issues but I still love it cause it drives real fast and a fun ride
Scotty is right on the money. Maxima was a pretty good car up to the 5th gen. 2K-2003. It hasn't been the same since.
Yup I had a 02 GLE
I bought a 1998 se brand new. The transmissions were nice when they worked but don't Think it's a car that can handle abuse and hard driving. The transmissions were not made for high speed unless on the highway. Handled great.
Hello scotty. Hope the big move is going well.👍👍
Love my 2004 sentra it has been going strong after 3 years 220 plus i changed the front end a year ago its been perfect only changed the Alternator and radiator
My 2008 Maxima 240k, has some leaks. Still running strong. Keep up on the maintenance.
I have a 2005 Nissan Murano - bought in 2009 with 35K miles. It is fast, runs smoothly, and is quiet! at 148K - feels like you are driving an electric car. Replaced sensors in 2010 and 2012, I always change the oil at 3K, keep the engine compartment clean, and always use Premium gas as recommended.
6:27 the face we ALL should do while speeding in a sport sedan.
Grandma had 2003 Nissan Maxima SE 255k miles on it, only had to change the Alternator (besides rotors, brakes, and oil) the only thing that went bad was the AC and Alternator. It spent a lot of time idling too. No timing chain issues either. They’re not money pits if you actually take care of them. She sold it in 2017 for 900 bucks and I still see it driving around. Great car.
Scotty you mentioned how the white paint reflects heat and can last longer. But I work at a car wash and detail center and over the 25 years of seeing multiple white cars including the white accord I owned I noticed a lot of car that are white get chalky and faded after some 7 years plus. I always wondered if the factory spray job went cheap on the clear coat because of the bright white color. And the results I noticed on many makes and models
Correction Scotty.... You cannot expect perfection out of any used car over 60k and 10 years old
How about my 2010 Prius. Just need oil change, Brake Pads and Tire.
umm yes you can 60k that's nothing 10 years some people take care of their cars I say if you cant make a car that cant
be perfect in 10 years at 60k you should be making CARS lol
I've just bought a 2016 Quasqai n-connecta with 20,000 on the clock, looks beautiful! I just hope the transmission holds out 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Bought a used Corolla 2 mos ago and absolutely love it.
I cannot believe he didn’t say anything about the CVT.
Lol!!! Read my post above. I have this exact body style and its now at 187,000. I have not put any serious money into mine! Hahaha. All cars need new front end parts after a while! Especially as the car ages. It's funny seeing him talk about a maxima that I've had no problems with. I just watch him to laugh! Even when he makes false statements about certain car brands
Are you sure this older Maxima has a CVT? Yes a lot of new Nissans do but this car is older.
@@richardpowell2953 nissan started in 07 with cvts across their lineup
In the video he said the transmission still ran pretty good when he was gassing it
Its a regular auto trans. SE designation=auto. SV is cvt
Hey scotty! I just found you yesterday and I absolutely love your channel so far! You're such a dad and are great. Thank you for the great work!
I do have a question, I'm considering getting a fifth gen bronco for my first car, and having been in a family that drives SUV's and trucks I'm use to the size! My mom drives an 08 Xterra which is almost the same size lol! Would that be a good desicion to get? Thank you man I appreciate it
He doesn’t have time to read every comment. Submit your questions to his website.
Fords are junk. Go with the X.
No one should spend more than $3,000 on a first car. I wouldn't suggest a Bronco or any fancy car/SUV for a first car. A lot of people my age have been unable to buy houses because of student debt and other debt, so to put yourself in the best position for the future, you need to be tight on spending over the coming years.
On Xterras: The '08 has powertrain issues past 100,000 miles that can get expensive. The 2004 and earlier ones are rather reliable.
I was waiting for this one.
My old rust bucket of a 99 4th gen Maxima's 🐈 broke off after hitting a pothole. Replaced it with the cheapest "hi-flow" replacement 🐈 I could find. It wasn't much more than a straight section of pipe with channels in it. Still passed the emissions test though.
Can you do videos on vans?
6:28 The face you make when she’s coming over to rev up your transmission stick.
Here in the Gulf (GCC) Middle East its mandatory from the factory to point factory’s origin or assembly plant country. For example Mercedes Benz Stuttgart Germany - Made in South Africa
You are right. I been using nissans and infinitis for the past few years. Though the infinitis are better built than the nissans, some of the things that fall apart are a sure put off. You will not expect that from something that cost that much. stabilizer links always failing, petty electrical quirks especially with headlight, i have had leaking roof with every single one of them, they eat tires, etc. You can just tell these are cost cutting moves. Its a shame. Really.
Scotty you better bring the cat pillows.
20 minutes ago my brother showed up in that same exact car 😂 178k miles and it’s in great condition and runs great
Ask him how many jatco’ he’s gone through 😂
@@MegaMarkitos99 I’ve owned mine from 70k km-160k km with no CVT problems and I drive it really hard
Hey scotty, mazda 6 2003 4 cylinder stick shift. Getting code p0300 and p0340, misfire and camshaft sensor. My mechanic said something about one cylinder in 65 and another in 70. And the other two cylinder he says are too low at 110 and 125 and that i need a new motor. What do you think scotty?
Love the channel and i wish you success with the move.
Good luck on your new endeavors
I remember my neighbor made fun of my 06 Honda Accord coupe 5 years ago cus he said his Altima was better looking and a better car altogether broke down at 100,000 miles didn't fix it cus it was going to cost him more then the car was worth still have my car 250,000 and still going same engine same transmission I got my money's worth with this car very happy
You can't go wrong. Manual or automatic?
@@Blue-moon12 its manual best car I've ever owned blast of fun
Thats actually an Ahole
@@Damien_Bathory ?
had nissans for years never had big problems 08 sentra 247000 miles replaced a fuel pump 02 pathfinder 300000 miles tans started to sip at that miles have 15 frontier no problems had toyotas in the 80s and 90s nothing but problems so get off toyota soap box
Toyota, the real Chrysler of Japan.
Whatchu smokin?
Jk.
I had a 2005 maxima and it lasted me 6 years without any problems and the transmission died at 300 000km. The VQ35DE is near perfect. I bought an infinity G37 right after.
The engine cradle was rusted out on mine taught me a valuable lesson, thanks Scotty. Up in the wet and cold the northern Mexicans, or Canada to some.
3:20 I insist on a "decent trunk."
Nissan cars before 2010 aren’t THAT bad for the performance you get
The 2002 maxima had something like 255 horsepower, which was impressive for that time.
@Kenneth Cass I was more so talking about horsepower in a grocery getter at that time, my bad. 255 is impressive when the average family vehicle maybe had 190-215 hp. Yeah the S2000 with the 2.2 was/still is the king of power per liter but that wasn’t a sedan.
(Sighs)😌 I'm safe then.
Hope you like working on transmissions
I can kinda agree
I live over in the east coast.
We have an 09 subaru, besides the 100k head gasket which we did.
At 120k miles we've done. Power steering pump, from struts, sway bar links, drive axels/cv joints, and it still needs o2 sensors, but passed emissions.
Maybe we'll see how it is now, but once it gets to around 100k in an area with highly salted roads, things pile up and become a money pit.
Great video. Is there an Autozone near your new home?
“A lot of room in the back sit”🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥👌
My 2010 maxima has 150000 miles and still going strong🤷♂️. The only thing I can complain about is the suspension system
It will fall apart slowly
@@atlanticjatt7525 Maybe but I love this car so much. And I will keep it till it fall apart Completely.
And I have 175235 miles
I’ve got a 2003 Altima 3.5 SE (VQ35DE) with 212k miles, still running strong. Haven’t had to replace anything yet. With good care they last a long time
Scotty, you make me happy every time you talk about Toyota Camry's. I knew they were great cars when I bought mine but every time you talk about them you say how great they are and how they last forever...lol!! Makes me think I'm super smart but really I bought it cuz it looks really nice😁
Ive had a Mazda 3 2010 with 150k miles and it felt great almost perfect, a nissan altima with similar milage felt like it was falling apart.
Mazdas are really good cars. Now get a mazdaspeed3 and that thing Is going to put a smile on you
Scotty Baby!! We love ya, and we know you gotta finish packing. We can wait for some of the videos until you get packed and moved.
Never had a problem passing emissions with a 21 year old Nissan by simply clearing codes and then later changing a charcoal canister valve. Not sure if NJ's emission testing is as strict as other places and this will work everywhere though. The emissions problems of these old Nissans are usually soft codes and safe to clear with software because the emissions systems are not even broken when they are throwing code.
I have a 2003 Nissan Frontier and it still runs perfect ! No problems what so ever! V6 crewcab! It still looks almost new!
Well dang my 2009 Nissan Pathfinder is running beautifully at 207000 miles. I hope it continues to 😬
My ole Nissan Sentra 2003 has lasted me like my WASR 10, forever
I have an 09 nissan versa with the 6 speed manual that has 107,000 miles and I bought it brand new in 2008. Its holding up great even with me being pretty rough on it. Been in a few accidents but I could repair it all in my driveway with hand tools.
Had t o replace the Bank One cat on my Mirage with a JC Whitney bargain unit in 2013 and have yet to have a problem nearly 45k miles later.
Since you are in Tennessee now Scotty, stop by Nissan factory and tell them to improve their quailty 😄😁