2016 Nissan Versa Tune up Including, Spark Plugs, Throttle Body Cleaning, and Air Filter.
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2022
- Nissan Versa with 140,000 miles gets Intake removed, new spark plugs along, throttle body cleaned and a new air filter then throttle body relearn.
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Best demostration so far, this guy knows whats he doing. He showed parts like vacu lines and coolant line not talked about in other videos. The real Mccoy here.
My Versa was idling rough and even hesitating when I would step on the gas but now it runs nice and smoothly after I cleaned my throttle body.
What was the relearn procedure?
If there was one
Go on RUclips and search for Nissan Peddle relearn procedure and it shows you what to do step by step it involves turning the ignition switch on and off and pumping the gas pedal a few times, the video explains it perfectly in detail and it helped me out when I was finished cleaning my brother's throttle body on his 2016 Versa
Excellent video of the entire procedure. Great job!!
There is a large camp of people who seem to think you will destroy the throttle body electronic control sensor by ever moving the butterfly by hand. It seems that's a ridiculous theory? I feel like some people probably were careless in how they handled the butterfly and perhaps even let it snap back hard. I truly can't believe that just gently moving it while disconnected from the car is going to damage it. Thoughts?
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Anti-sieze on the park plug threads always works great for the next replacement for me
There are brands of plugs and certain vehicles that say do not use anti seize on them. Best you check with the dealer service department for advice.
@@scrambler69-xk3kv Aluminum block doesn't need anti-seize no more, cast-iron block is a must.
Thought for sure you would use a torque wrench on them.
Nah, the bolts are shouldered so unless you are a beast it would be hard to over torque. After years of using tools I have a pretty good feel for how tight things need to be.
How do you get the engine rpm to down below 1000?
Wooow good
I just cleaned and reinstalled my iac valve and now check engine light is on and the car is stuck in first gear. Any idea what’s going on?
Make sure everything is connected properly and disconnect the battery and reconnect.
What could happen if you connect a coolant line to the evap line? I’m having issues with 1 and 4 cilindres misfiring and I already replaced my spark plugs and coils, but I noticed I had those lines in the wrong spot for a bit and drove it around
I would need to see exactly what lines were crossed. I would think once you connected them right everything would return to normal.
Yea so at 3:08 you can see the line being held got crossed with the line underneath. So is a plastic tip to the 45 degree metal one
The annoying thing about removing throttle body on a Nissan is you have to do the pedal remember code otherwise you'll have a whole dashboard full of Christmas lights!...google explains how to do it of u dont know how or a RUclips video will show u how....nice video 👍
When I drive this car especially on freeway it takes a while to speed up. Anybody else have this problem?
By this video your taking more off than you need to really
What did I take off that didn't need to come off?
I put new plugs in my 2012 Nissan versa 1.6 and now car won't start. I admittedly didn't check the spark plug gap and could have possibly not plugged everything back in correctly. Will take it all apart again tomorrow
Probably something simple. Please let me know what you find.
@@737mechanic I promise I will keep you posted and thanks for the reply
@@737mechanic Update for you my friend. Me Putting new spark plugs and boots on weren't the issue. The crankshaft position sensor wires (under the car between the engine and transmission hidden behind the heat shield i.e. hard to get to) had the coating melted off and they were stuck together. My mechanic pried them apart and electrical taped them. I just got my new wire and sensor from Amazon and he recommends I only drive to a mechanic with a lift who can solder them as the current wires are super brittle.
@@stevetheyardguy1738 Thanks for the update and at least you found the problem.. I will remember this in case I work on one of these again.
@@737mechanic Indeed. A Wiring diagram for my particular car (2012 Nissan versa base 1.6) was basically impossible to find also lol.
What brand pliers are you using?
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@@737mechanic How have they held up? Reviews say they feel "cheap" and prone to rusting...is that true?
@@user_19 I have had them about 5 years and not only do the not have any rust they feel good and solid to me.
I just completed a spark change on my friends 2015 nissan versa. Im sure i connected everything back correctly. But car is stuck in 1st gear. Spark plugs pre gapped. What could be the problem??
Thanks. Great video
If you are sure everything is connected correctly try disconnecting the battery and reconnecting it.
@@brianstroup918did u disconnect the electric throttle body clean it and reinstall it? If so you have to do the pedal position remember code so the computer relearns the throttle body unit
You always do the coils and plugs the same time
Why would anyone do coils when the coils are perfectly fine. I had 510,000 miles on my truck and never replaced the coils, our Camaro has over 200,000 on the original coils. My son's Tacoma has almost 300,000 on the same coils. I have never replaced coils just because.
No upper engine decarbon performed
Not for what she wanted to pay. Besides the car still idled and ran great.
I woulda done it for her
@graysonwagner1855 piss poor job lol
You should not use brake cleaner. Use throttle body cleaner only
I never have throttle body cleaner, but I always have brake cleaner. According to the MSDS both are made up of 80-90 percent acetone.
A 9/16 spark plug socket will also work on this car. I just did this job on my Versa two weeks ago and used that particular spark plug socket size since I didn't have the 14mm. Also used brake cleaner to clean the TB because my spray nozzle on TB cleaner was trashed. The brake cleaner didn't hurt anything and it runs great. Used those same NGK Iridium IX plugs too but I installed a new set of Fel Pro gaskets.
@@jeepinintexas6215good to hear. Was your car running poorly before? The one I’m working on has low power (original plugs) guessing that will help.
@@papagallo5379 it was running fine, I changed the plugs because I Versa I bought is a 2013 and I didn't know if the two previous owners replaced them. I found one of the spark plugs I replaced was broken inside the ceramic insulation from corrosion. I was able to pull on the tip that the coil slips over and the rod inside came out in two pieces with brown and greenish corrosion. The outside of the plug looked fine except for a worn electrode. Seems like these were the original plugs and have never been replaced in 120k miles. They were NGK Platinum plugs.
@@jeepinintexas6215 great thanks!
Bro also wear gloves so you don’t get your new parts soiled. You don’t need a spark plug socket kit lol
So are you saying if I wear gloves the gloves are NOT going to get dirty just like my hands would and transfer that dirt to my part? Your one of those single-digit IQ people aren't you. BTW your first post was wear gloves so I don't get sick even though I have NEVER gotten sick from having dirty hands.
Did you really have to put the disgusting flashlight in your mouth omg man hahaha
You might want to stick to doing dishes, vacuuming the carpet and washing your boyfriend's underwear. Obviously being a mechanic is not for you.
🤣this is awesome@@737mechanic