Infiniti JX35 QX60 - License Plate Bulb Change/LED Upgrade
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Do you have an JX35 or QX60 and want to have nice, bright LEDs coming out at the rear plates? Or did a bulb just happen to blow, and you need to replace it? Well, hopefully this video helps you out!
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Great simple video😊
Thanks!
These companies are making basic maintenance harder and harder. We appreciate the video.
I completely agree with you. And it's getting worse and worse with newer cars. Happy to hear the video helped out.
Thank you for posting these videos , since when i went to the dealership to ask them to replace the LEDs i have bought they tell me it doesn’t fit. When i try it by myself at home the LEDs that i have bought fit perfectly fine.
Thank you once again keep up the great work.
No problem at all. Glad to hear the video helped out and you were able to get the work done. Appreciate the great comments!
Thank you! I was able to fix my plate bulbs all on my own with the help of your easy to follow video!
That's awesome news! Happy to hear you got it done! Thanks for watching!
Just replaced my Wife’s lights in under 5 minutes. Thank you sir. You earned a subscriber.
@WydFriday thank you! I appreciate the sub! Glad to hear the video helped!
Thank you that was perfect. I never would’ve figured it out without this video.
@@michaelgillogly3551 no problem. Happy to hear the video helped out
Today my jx35 got ticket in Manhattan, state police 🚔 👮🏼♀️ pull over me and give me license plate bulb ticket 😡😡
Damn, that sucks. I guess bylaws can vary from city to city,, but that is pretty crazy. I am surprised, since there are cars that now come with LED license plate bulbs. Did they say why you got the ticket?
thanks for the videos sir can you make video on how to replace QX60 Rear camera please
Sure, I can look into it. It wont come for a while, though. Thanks for the feedback too
This was very helpful and saved me $150.❤
@@forloveofwisdom2020 awesome news! Money saved is always a win!
Omg
Cool video! I’m sure you saved a lot of people money. Luckily on the QX56 you can replace them by just removing just one cover because they have recessed the trunk release
Thanks! Someone mentioned to me the other day how much easier it is on the QX56! The QX60 is not terribly hard, but I really wish it was like the QX56! Much easier
Thanks for this video I save $65
No problem at all. $$$ saved is always a win
Thanks for the video. It was a 5 minute job - exactly as described.
Awesome! It is super quick and easy. Did you upgrade to LED, or just change a blown bulb? Glad the video helped out!
@@NexusAuto Just the standard bulbs. Thanks again!
You saved me $80 from the dealership! Instead of paying to have the dealership replace the halogen lights, I Just spent a few bucks at any auto shop that has 194LED’s and changed the license plate and front corner markers. Great save ! Thanks
Awesome news! Every dollar saved is a win! Glad to hear the videos helped. And those LEDs are so much better vs the stock bulbs! Thanks for the great feedback!
Hi I changed the licence plate light bulbs but I made a big electric short ( wrong bulbs), LOL I need to change the fuse also it blew console lights do you know where is it cause I can't find the right fuse box 1 under the hood shows nothing and the owner manual is useless please help .. thanks
Damn, sorry to hear that. Hopefully nothing really damaging happened. In the fuse box by your left leg, there is a circuit breaker. You have to pull it out, wait 5 seconds, then pop it back in. Note, it will reset any cluster settings like the trip meter
Thank you so much it was my mistake, right instructions my bad lol
@@alexitosonixx8737 No problem at all. No worries, it happens. Hopefully everything is up and running again.
I hope I can start working in the car soon too much to do engine light is on , and fuses I will keep you posted. Than you for asking
Thanks for the info bro!
No problem at all
Thanks bro
@@nickgiampaolo4405 you're welcome!
Question so my qx60 2014 headlight has moisture in it the glass looks wet and bulb is fused i did changed the light bulb but it didn't work any recommendation?
To be sure, I would swap the headlight bulbs (driver side to passenger side, and vice versa). This will just make sure that you didn't get a defective bulb out of the box. If you swap the bulbs and the non working side moves, then you know the new bulb is bad. If not, then you'll have to start diagnosis . I would start with checking the fuse and making sure it's still good (swap in a new one, just in case) and check the connector for the headlight bulb itself and make sure it hasn't gone bad/built up corrosion
@@NexusAuto so having moisture in the headlight cover is not an issue you think? i tried the bulb with a new ballast machine at the mechanic shop and it works means it is the ballast not the bulb but i'm thinking does it make sense to change the ballast when the headlight cover is having moisture all the time there should be a way to block that moist any idea ??
@MABZ0180 for sure the moisture could be the problem. Since it was a new bulb, moisture shouldn't have affected it right away. So the first thing I wanted to see was if the bulb or something else had gone wrong.
Awesome news on finding out it was the ballast. I mean...the news sucks, but it's good to know what the problem is. One step closer...
I do agree. If you fix the ballast, it will work for a bit...maybe a few days, maybe a few months. But that moisture could affect operation and could eventually cause the bulb or ballast to fail. So now that you know the bulb is good and the ballast is the problem, next is to get that moisture out and find out how it got in there to begin with, and fix that (or replace the entire assembly, which would also suck). Then replace the ballast and you would be good to go
@MABZ0180 also, if you didn't already, don't forget to check the fuse too. Each side has its own fuse, so double check that too
@@NexusAuto if fuse is not a problem is there a way to seal the headlight cover?because i spoke to someone selling the full headlight assembly but he told me just seal your headlight and buy the ballast only. So any idea how to seal it
Thanks.
No problem
Curious What year vehicle are most of your videos with ? Mine is a 2016 QX60 and just wanted to know if your working on the same model years
This is a 2013 model. From 2016 on, there was some differences. Interior lights should be the same, but some exterior lights will be different
Should I use a 194 or 168 bulb? Per Advanced Auto Parts I should be using 168 as it's an "exact fit".
194 and 168 are the same bulb, but 168 is ever so slightly brighter. But you can use 194 on 168, and vice versa. But always good to stick to OEM if you can. That is for the regular bulbs though. For LEDS, there is no difference and are completely interchangeable.
I have a 2014 inflinti QX60 and I can't find LED Lights for the Dome overhead , can you help me. The bulbs are round 8watt what can I do ? I'm still looking for a LED Dome bulb=the one's that I brought blew my dome light fuses - can you help?
check this video out here
ruclips.net/video/WKMfS6IHimk/видео.html
I tried finding the bulbs, and could not find one that worked at the time, so I worked with a 194 LED bulb and made it work. And has worked great since. But it is not ideal.
I had someone in the comments find one with this title that worked for him
Carr Lighting 400LM Super Bright 3030 5-SMD BA9 BA9S 53 57 1895 64111 LED Car Light Bulb 12V 24V 6000K Xenon White
I have not tried it personally, but he said it worked. Hope that helps.
Thanks for the video, I replace the lights on my car already thanks to you video, super easy.
That's awesome...great news to hear. Glad the video was helpful
I have an infiniti qx80. I'm going to attempt this tomorrow because of your video. Thank you so much for the guidance.
No problem at all. I should mention that my understanding of the QX80 is that it is different to the QX60, and from what I read, it is actually easier to do on the QX80. Hopefully you get it done with no issues.
I have a qx80 as well and it seems to not have room to pop the lens out fromtheoutside. Let me know what you figured out because I'm looking to try this panel removal method.
@@randomlybruh Will do. If I get my hands on a qx80, I will let you know or maybe make a video. My understanding is that it can be done outside, but I have to take a look to be sure. Keep an eye out.
@@NexusAuto from looking at it there seems to be a black cover that can probably pop off. The black cover is whats actually in the way of removing the lens.
@@randomlybruh I looked into it a bit. from what info I could get on the QX80, it seems to be very similar to my video for the QX60. I checked the sister car, the Nissan Armada, and it seems to be done from the outside. But for the QX80, you have to take off the inside boot lid trim and get to the bulbs from the inside. I based this on the 2016 QX80, and so I am not sure if there was any changes year-over-year. Removing the trunk trim will be a bit different to the QX60, but the principles should be the same overall. Hope this does help.
Thanks for the video very very helpful!!!
Thanks 🙏
No problem at all. Glad the video helped out
Awesome help me a lot I did it in less than ten minutes thank you so much
That's awesome! You got it done damn quick! Glad to hear the video helped!
Thank you Will do
Very helpful because I ain’t have a clue lol 😂😂😂
Hahaha well now you do, hopefully! 👍🏾😂
thank you sir for the vídeo you save my life
No problem at all! Glad the video was very helpful!
Thanks Great illustration!
Thanks, much appreciated
Hi can you show me how to change the map light?
I actually made a video on changing all the interior lights. Technically it is LED upgrades, but even if you are replacing stock bulbs, the video will show you how to open it up.
ruclips.net/video/WKMfS6IHimk/видео.html
Hope it helps!
Great video
Thank you so much. I have to change the bulb on my qx60. The bulb went out a couple days ago. I had the car for less than a year and I had the front parking lamp, license plate lamp, roof weather stripping and door weather stripping go out. Really disappointed with the fit and finish of Nissan/Infiniti lately
no problem at all, glad the video helped out. Sounds like you had a rough go on the car....that sucks. Hopefully with the issues you have corrected, that is the last of it for now. I did have an issue with the rear brakes, in that whoever was servicing it before, never removed the lower caliper pins and they were completely seized. What time it normally takes to do a complete brake job, front and back, took me the same amount of time just to unseize one caliper. Both were seized. This would have been mechanics fault, and not the car (not sure if the previous owner brought it to Infiniti or shop). Either way, that issue is resolved, and it has been good since. Hopefully you are ok from here on.
@@NexusAuto Thanks for taking the time to reply. I forgot to mention one of the cooling fans on the radiator also failed. The bearing failed and the fan blades hit the shroud making a loud clanking noise.
Thankfully, the service department covered it under warranty.
It is true glossing over a small servicing matter can be costly. The same happened for my other car, a Mitsubishi where the guide pin for the caliper seized up causing premature wear on my brake pad.
Weather stripping on the roof tracks were a common issue according to the service rep, which he was willing to admit and he simply took it off as it really served no purpose. Yes, these issues were corrected. I'm just keeping my fingers crossed that the CVT holds up, everything else, I'm not too worried about.
Thanks for replying again 😎
@@Jabid21 No problem at all. I always make a point to try and respond to everyone. Hopefully the CVT does hold up and that is the last of it. You really did have a rough go with the car. If you dont mind me asking, what year if your car?
@@NexusAuto it's a 2015
@@Jabid21 ok cool. Just a curiosity. I know all cars, including these ones, have their issues here and there, but you had a lot happen, and was just curious. Thanks again for watching and keep an eye out for future videos.
Great presentation, well done !!!!
Thanks for the great feedback. Appreciated.
thank you! will be doing this tomorrow!
No problem at all!
Went very easy thanks to your video. Thank you!
@122willman that's awesome news! Happy to hear it went well! Appreciate the feedback!
The owners manual says you can pop the license plate light housing from the outside. You push on the tabs and it comes right out like the map and cabin lights, then you just twist the bulb and pull out.
So much easier than having to remove that entire back panel and fuss with the power and door electricals. Minimize damage too..... But this is for my QX80. But I don't see it being different on other models?
Unfortunately, it is very different to your qx80. This was pulled directly from the service manual, but even then, I always check for an alternative, and couldn't find another way. You can't pop out the tabs like your vehicle
@@NexusAuto Ah, okay. Thanks for the clarification. Nissan/Infiniti had to make it more difficult for you. Great video.
@@hakunamatata6464 no problem! I wished they carried over the same process as your qx80. Unfortunately, I'm coming across more and more cars that now take a similar process to this. I figure it's just another way to get car owners into dealerships
Thank you Sir
no problem at all. Glad the video is helpful
It worked perfectly!!Now I will not get stopped by the cops.
@@peoplesaguilar8169 awesome news! One less headache to worry about on the road! 👍🏾
Awesome save me a trip to the dealer. A+
Nice! The more you can save, the better! Awesome! Thanks for watching, glad the vid helped!
Nice Video! The reverse lights are accessible from there as well correct?
Thanks Bik. The reverse lights are actually far easier to do. If you look on the rear trunk panel, there is 2 hatches, one on each end. You just need to pop off those panels with a screwdriver. I actually have a video that has been filmed, but it is still in its raw, unedited state. I will try and edit it and put it out shortly. I will let you know.
@@NexusAuto thanks man, just watched your reverse bulbs video as well. I'm tackling those, license plate lights and fogs tom. Your videos are awesome
@@bikgarcha3061 Awesome, thanks for the compliment Bik! Appreciate it. Let me know how everything goes. I actually have a fog light video as well (with upgrade to LED), but same thing, it is in a raw state right now.
I was able to tackle the reverse lights and license plate lights with ease thanks to your videos! I attempted the fogs but will need to jack the car up to get more clearance. I had a super hard time getting enough room in there for my hand without having the car lifted......I have a question regarding oil changes......I know the JX takes 5w30, but if I use 5w20 instead will that be ok? Just don't see the need for a higher viscosity oil temp in the winter......just wondering your input on that...@@NexusAuto
Hi Bik. That is awesome news! Glad to hear that the videos helped out! Thanks for leaving feedback and letting me know. The fogs are a bit hard to do for sure. I will try and get that video out for the weekend. If you were not able to do it by then, hopefully it will be very helpful.
I definitely would not recommend going to 5W20. The 5 is the winter viscosity, and the 30 is the operating viscosity. The Nissan/Infiniti 3.5L engines really operate optimally with the 30 weight oil, and have heard of problems with people using a 20 weight oil (0w20, 5w20) on Nissan VQ engines (which is what we have), so I would not go with that for sure. If you are looking for something where you do not need a higher viscosity for winter, you can try a 0W30. the cold '0' weight acually does not affect the 3.5L engines, and I have also known people use this oil with no issues. That is what i would go with, if you are looking to optimize the cold-weather oil.
How to put rear bumpers reflectors with turn signals on jx35 ur videos r helpful thx appreciate it
Hi Cesar. Thanks for the feedback. Glad to hear my videos have helped. I want to clarify your question. Are you talking about replacing the rear deflectors with turn signals? As in the lower reflectors on the bumper?
Nexus Auto yes sir
@@cesargalindo3861 unfortunately, I do not have a video on that one, nor have I checked out the rear bumper itself to see what is involved. From what i can see, it looks like there is on screw at the back of the reflector that would need to be removed, and once that screw is removed, you need to gently pry off the reflector using a trim tool or screw driver. I recommend wrapping a cloth around the screw driver, so you do not scratch the car. There is tabs around the reflector that need to be released. Once removed, install the new turn signal lens (they are nice, btw. I havent bought them yet, but have considered them). It should just push in, and then you have to screw it back in from the back. You will need to feed the wire through and wire it to the existing turn signals at the rear. More or less, you should then be all set. Let me know if this works out, or if you have any other questions. If you are having issues, I can see if I can put a video together on the weekend.
Nexus Auto ok thanks bro keep up the good work
@@cesargalindo3861 Thanks, appreciate the comments and feedback! Appreciate it!