2011 Nissan Altima 2.5 Thermostats replaced/PCV location/air filter/Amsoil coolant refill/St.Nick
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2020
- In this video I replace the thermostat and water control valve on a 2011 Nissan Altima 2.5. This did finally cure the problem of the fluctuating temperature gauge. Started by draining out the coolant www.amsoil.com/c/antifreeze-c... that I had just changed in the previous video. After the thermostats were done I used the Ares vacuum type cooling system refill tool available on Amazon to draw a vacuum on the system and refill. In the course of things I also address the PCV valve though I am waiting on the new one to arrive. I also addressed the air filter. A final test drive showed the car to be fixed! www.number1synthetic.com is my website to learn more about Amsoil products. don't forget to subscribe and please share the video with someone who may be interested thank you
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I just did my daughters 2.5L head and a couple of notes for your oil on the valve cover: 1) That pcv tube is silly affordable from the Nissan dealer, I think I paid $7.40 -- you never know with the dealer but this one is cheap. 2) The Valve cover will leak like crazy from the O rings around the plug coils after around 80K miles. You cannot buy the O rings separately I've found. Fortunately the complete replacement cover is reasonable in the aftermarket. The plug wells will fill with oil and lead to misfires and that process can start without a lot of evidence on the top of the cover..
Wow thanks for the tips and thanks for watching!
Very thorough and helpful. I enjoyed your little witness scripture toward the end. You're a stand-up guy. Thank you very much for the vid :-)
Praise God!:-) I'm glad it was helpful to you. Thanks for watching!
Great video, but too hard for me.🤣 I appreciate your aptitude.👍
Thank you! Once I was in the middle of the job I wished I had never started it, but once it was done I was glad I was able to do it . Praise the Lord for some skill, ability and everything I learned from my father!
thank you for your video nice that you show all the steps that needs to be done thank you
Glad it was helpful thanks for the feedback!
Very good walkthrough. Helped me alot. Also good boys u got too!
Thank you sir I'm glad the video was helpful!
Just fixed my 2012 Nissans Thermostats because of this video! You have well earned this subscriber! You are a warrior amongst gardeners my brother in Christ! Keep fighting the good fight and serving this world!
Praise God! thank you
So a 2011 is pretty much exactly like a 2012? I need to replace my thermostat also
same thing im wondering
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Good job
Thank you 😁
Thanks!
Glad it was helpful thank you for watching and commenting!
Hello. I have a 2010 Altima 2.5L. My check engine light is on due to a thermostat warning. My engine heats up a little late but not too late. When I took out the thermostat, the top part was completely close and the bottom completely open. What can be the problem? TY
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3:10 definitely orange 😂
Did you had to clear the code or did it go away?
I don't recall there being a code which was kind of weird
Holly lord.... The metal pipe you removed in order to get the side thermostat out its so hard I don't know what to do it does not even move. help or any tips please
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Thanks for watching sorry you are in this predicament. Well if all Fasteners Etc are removed you could try a penetrating oil, especially if the area around the ends of the pipe seem to be corroded. After allowing the oil to soak in try lightly tapping the pipe with the wooden handle of a hammer being careful not to deform anything. I hope you can get it. If it's that badly corroded I would also be concerned about the Integrity of the O-ring and getting everything to seal properly again.
Chances are your heater pipe is corroded. I had the same issue taking it out and a bigger issue trying to put it back in. After realizing it was the corrosion that was making it difficult I just used some simple green and sand paper and gently removed all the corrosion. Just make sure you remove the o ring while cleaning it and rinse the pipe thoroughly before installing it
my dealership says my nissan altima 2010 2.5sl has two valves ? is that true cuz i can’t get rid of code p0128 for thermostat and i only changed the top one and the temperature sensor but it still shows code. dealership says i have two and they wanna charge me 700$….. help me
i mean, do i have to change what you’re changing, in order to rid code of p0128?
Not sure about that code but it is important to change both thermostats as it only takes one of them malfunctioning to cause a problem.
@@Swayyj I have the same P0128 code and can be a few things, such as the thermostat, coolant sensor, or sensor harness, you can trouble shoot most of these independently to find out what part is the culprit. I suggests you don't just guess and replace parts, it could be as simple as having a bad harness. Im going to start by checking the sensor, it should read different resistance ranges at various temperature levels. Good luck!
@@hardkore360 thank you bro! i figured the problem out. it was the fact i changed one gasket and not the other cuz i had no clue there was two.. i felt really dumb cuz it took me about 15 minutes to fix the problem and 15 warm up cycles and the code was cleared! thank you for the info tho, i hope if anyone else has this problem , to watch the video and read the comments !
@@Swayyj Nice! I'm still waiting for my thermostat to get here so will definitely make sure to replace the gaskets, thanks for the heads up. FYI: the sensor tested out just fine.
That line will fail,
Is the water control valve and thermostat the same part?
There are actually two different ones and you would want to be sure to replace both. I forget which one is technically called the water control valve but as I recall they both come in a kit and it would be hard to say which one was bad and if one was bad the other one might not be far behind it.
@@MikeTrullAmsoildealer just changed both! Thanks video helped A LOT
@@Ponchovilla69 praise the Lord! While I am just a DIY guy my dad was an ASE Certified mechanic. I'm very glad that the Lord has given me a little bit of knowledge and skill and that it can be used to help others. Thanks for the kind words and I'm so glad you were able to do the repair yourself.
Why does it run so bad
I’m almost 100% positive that the leak is coming from your valve cover. Nissan sucks. You can’t change the seals. You have to change the whole valve cover😤
Thanks for the tip sir!