NISSAN X TRAIL 2006 T30 ENGINE OIL COOLER OIL LEAK REPAIR
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2021
- In this video it will gives you an idea how to repair an oil leak on the engine oil cooler and at the same time it will give you some option to use alternative parts to repair the oil leak.
Very informative.. I appreciate your time and effort.. Thank You..
Thanks so much for your help (I replaced the bolt gasket with a gasket and put a layer of sealant on the radiator gasket to thicken it up a bit and let it cure). Tip: Using a drilled rod with an attachment rapper to line up the pipe and remove the suspension makes the job much easier. I'm from Canada and I did it in -25 degree celcius in a few hours.
That amazing mate making it at extreme cold.
Hi There from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. I am doing this job in the next few days and have some parts information for anyone else who is doing this job rather than paying $700 to Nissan for the cooler assembly. This is the pre 2007 QR25DE gasoline (petrol) engine oil cooler, 2007 and later had a different physical style and completely different gasket set. The large O-ring is Nissan 21304-JK20A, the small O-ring is Nissan 21334-30F0A and the block mounting gasket is Nissan 21304-8H700. Thanks Pinoy for your excellent video (music is sort of grating though), good luck to all, hope this helps a bit...
How did it go for you?
@@Investori After removing the passenger wheel, inner fender plastic shield and draining the engine coolant take a few pictures especially where the hoses come down through the mounting strut at the back of the engine, it became apparent that you must drain the power steering fluid to remove the high pressure hose from the rear of the power steering pump, then as Pinoy did, remove the oil cooler coolant hose clamps and hoses from the top of the engine. Attach a string to the hoses so you can replicate their path back through the rear support strut and above the camshaft position sensor?, the hoses must pass through the same path or the cooler won't fit when you go to re-install it. Then try your best to clean the outside of the oil cooler area with something like what I used, non chlorinated brake parts cleaner. The really tough part is trying to see and use drive extensions to take out the 4 bolts holding the cooler to the engine block, I used a combination of 3/8" drive long extensions, u-joints and short and long sockets. When you get the cooler out, inspect the hoses for swelling, I had to replace mine (used OE Nissan), mark the top and bottom positions of the take apart assembly with white paint and also use the original type spring clamps on the hoses at the oil cooler end, the metal parts are quite thin and can get bent out of round if you use the threaded type of screw clamp (overtightening). When you have replaced all the gaskets and torqued the cooler assembly together, re-install and torque the 4 holding bolts to the engine block (difficult but do-able), reattach the power steering high pressure hose (I used 2 new copper washers) and the upper oil cooler coolant hoses, refill power steering fluid and engine coolant. I did this a month ago and there are no leaks, It did take me about 15 hours though, no hoist and very adverse conditions, use a bright light to work with, it's very dark behind the engine. Hope this helps, watch Pinoy's video several times and good luck...
@@ebtest7172 thank you, I really appreciate how much effort you put into answering me! All the best and stay safe!
@@Investori You're welcome, hope you are prepared to be patient, I had no idea it would take me so long to complete, of course I had the O-rings and gasket before I started, but had to wait for the hoses from the dealer, just make sure you mark the positions of the take apart pieces before you take them apart, there are no alignment marks on them. Also, I had to be creative about methods to torque down the 4 bolts holding the assembly to the block, but you'll figure it out I'm sure. Good luck, we woke up to an inch (2.54 cm) of fresh snow here today... :)
Hey EBTest, thanks for all the info and part numbers, where did you get those Nissan parts? I cant to seem to find them anywhere.
Thank you for doing this. So thorough.
Nice idea.thanks
Hola saludos de México, tengo el mismo problema en una 2007
Thank you so much
Excellent video, thank you for taking the time.
Great video mate. You just forgot to mention the swearing required to get it back in.🤣
To make it easy to put back you can put rope in the hose before pulling the oil cooler then use the rope to put back the oil cooler by tying the rope to the end of the hose then you can pull the rope to position the hose to its original location.I forgot to mention on the video to remove the hose of power steering to have more access to the oil cooler.
Great video I think I'll have to give it a go myself
You better use the wurth brand of o-ring for the the bolt of the oil cooler than using the original o-rings of nissan. Nissan o ring seems made if silicone rubber and it might give you the same issue in the future.Have fun!
Thank you for sharing ps beautiful family
Nice video! Thanks.
That big o-ring was from a Bosch Oil Filter for us, P/N: 72200. Took forever to find.
Well done. I was looking at possible fix for oil burning smell which I am told is coming from leaking timing chain cover on my t30 2006 XTrail. $1000.00 quote makes too expensive to fix. I will probably have to sell it. Pity because it only has 120,000kl. Good to see you fix your problem yourself.
Regards
Mark
Where do you live mate?
PINOY IN AUSTRALIA
In North Bondi Sydney.
Try to clean it with degreaser then wash it with water. Road Test it to locate the exact area of leak then try to tighten the bolt or nuts,this might fixe your problem. You can buy degreaser spray on can on autobarn or supper cheep.
PINOY IN AUSTRALIA
Thanks will give it a try. Looks like it might not be easily accessible without being up on a hoist
What you can do to make the job easier is to remove the rh front tyres then remove the plastic cover so you can access the timing cover.
how much oil and coolant do you lose when you take the oil cooler off? what is the size of the Wurth o-ring?
UPDATE 01-08-2022: went to the Nissan dealership in Morphett Vale, Adelaide to ask for a repair kit for the oil cooler. Gasket, seal and o-ring, $36-ish. Might as well go there for the parts. A new oil cooler though, close to $1500. That made my eyes water.
Alguien que me diga que tan apretado va
Hola
Good morning sir, just a quick question is it possible to swap the t30 oil cooler with the t31 oil cooler with the square head?
Not possible mate. It have different hole pattern.
May I ask….. did the ryco filter black o ring work?
I’m doing my oil right now
Yes it did
What are the symptoms of a faulty oil cooler?
Most of the common signe of faulty oil cooler us mixture of engine oil in the cooling system. Others are external oil leak or water leak because faulty gasket and clamps.
Hi sir! Salamat sa tip! Yung engine oil dipstick ko po eh may konting milktea na. possible po ba head gasket na yung palitan or need kopo i check yung oil cooler saka mag water jacket? last 2020 lang po ako nag palit ng head gastket (brand new) tpos di pa nakka 10k yung takbo. madalang lng po kc gmitin. Please advice po. Salamat!
Pag head gasket malimit nag bibild up sya ng pressure sa radiator.may pang testing dyan na chemical para ma conferm kung may tagas ang head gasket.kung head gasket yan bk bengkong o may warpage na ang head o block.malimit oil cooler ang may tama pag ang langis pumasok sa cooling system.mag crack ang water jacket mo pag na over heat ka ng grabe.may vedio ako pang test sa head gasket.
Hi, what is the German company that makes the small O ring? Can you spell it? Where is it available in Australia? Thank you.
WURTH. JUST TYPE ON YOUR GOOGLE WURTH NEAR ME AND ALL THE BRANCHES IN YOU PLACE WILL SHOW UP ON YOUR SCREEN.
@@pinoyinaustralia3759 thanks
Did you need to remove the power steering hoses to get the oil cooler out? Just need to plan if i decide to do this myself. Thanks.
Yes you have to remove the power steering hose to have access to the oil cooler.
Hello po...thank you for your video. It helped me alot. Followed all instructions and oil leak fixed! But now I have a problem. When I ran the engine, the idle became erratic. It's jumping between 1500 to 2000. It was ok before I fixed the oil cooler. Would you know what caused this? Thank you.
Good day Sir,bka gnon ding problem yong xtrail t30 ko,kasi umuosok dyan banda..
Sir,magkano kaya ang mga O ring na yan?
Yung oring na malaki galing sa oil filter, binanggit ko sa video yung price ng oil filter.yung maliit na oring set ng wurth oring kit yun, nasan $150 kit nya.hindi ko alam kung maka bili ka ng per piraso. Tawag ka sa wurth shop. My sight sila on line.