Nissan Titan Oil Cooler O-Ring/Gasket Replacement (2004-2015)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Nissan Titan Oil Cooler O-Ring Replacement - In this video, we'll show you the step-by-step process to replace an oil cooler O-ring on your Nissan Titan. If you're experiencing an oil leak around the oil filter, try this fix before you replace the entire oil cooler.
The OEM part number is 21304-JA11A. amzn.to/3wt9asY
All you'll need is:
-22mm socket
-Ratchet
-Flathead screwdriver
This video is provided for informational purposes. Installing any mechanical components or electrical components on your vehicle without the oversight of a mechanic or electrician can be dangerous. Doing so is done at your own risk.
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Just did this gasket replacement a few months ago. I had a small oil leak for 2 years. Thought it may have been a crankshaft main seal, which would have been a hell of a job.
Heard of this fix, did it, no more leak.
Obviously I'm big time happy about that.
Easy and quick job.
👍
Glad it worked out for you Matthew!
I just discovered a leak. Same spot. But I'm moving soon so I'm thinking about waiting till that's done? Did you just add oil to your truck sometimes? It's not a big leak like half a quart a month
Had a coworker have this exact issue, when I pulled the housing off however, I was shocked to not see a gasket. After a minute of debating how it worked so long I found the gasket had fell off behind the drain spout 😂. Replaced the gasket and bam no more leak! Thanks!
4:54 - never use an oil filter wrench to tighten a metal oil filter like this style of filter. Hand tighten only.
Thanks, mine just let go this morning glad it's an easy fix
Thanks for your help
If you don't mind! I'd Luke to see the video! You use over half the damn screen for your Dann commercials ( I understand why you have commercials) but goddamn I would like to see the damn video.
Thanks for the video. Helps a lot
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!
I changed my oil thinking I was leaking something else thanks .
Thanks!
You bet!
Makes me sad that you didn't clean out dirty surfaces 😢lol. Did this job with a random oring I have and it's been 8 years now still no leak.
I was thinking the same thing when I watched this 🙃 No wire brush, no brake clean, nothing
That motor probably threw a rod bearing after that geez how you not clean that that’s a write up right there
What length 1/2” extension did you use?
I managed it with a 6". I would recommend an 8" or 10'".
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Ok, thanks for the info sir!
I’ve tried two different seals/o rings and the dang thing is still leaking. Not sure what’s up! Can you over-tighten the nut and cause a leak?
Same here, I even used a torque wrench and the thing is still leaking... did you figure it out?.. thanks
@@MichaelSmith-fi8ni yes. After doing it like 5x, I finally realized that I was putting the gasket in the wrong ring on the filter 😂.
That was months ago and I sold the vehicle, but I believe it was supposed to go on the smaller inside ring and I was stretching it to make it fit on the larger ring
Ha! I did the exact same thing. It’s tough to see that inside ring when under there
@@mikebond5957 glad I wasn’t the only one!!
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