Nissan Radiator Replacement

TOOLS NEEDED:
Hose Clamp Pliers
10mm Socket
13mm Socket
OEM PART NUMBERS:
OEM Radiator Part #: 21460-JA00A
OEM Nissan Value Advantage Radiator Part #: B1D60-JA00JNW
PART NUMBER APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING:
2007-2010 Nissan Altima
Base, S, SE, SL, SR|4 Cyl 2.5L, 6 Cyl 3.5L
QR25DE, VQ35DE
2009-2014 Nissan Maxima
LE, Premium, S, Sport, SR, SV|6 Cyl 3.5L
VQ35DE
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[@spearphillip77]

I just wanna let you know, I really appreciate these videos. Will I be doing these repairs? Maybe lol, but it’s soooo hard finding repair videos for the 09-14 Maximas and these videos are super helpful 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@MrXplicit1990]

This actually helped me out alot, im getting ready to change my radiator for the first time on my 2010 maxima. Thank you!

[@npolite22]

Someone else also mentioned you can remove the cooler lines from the transmisson if you are having a hard time. Be sure to top off the CVT fluid when finished.

[@LineCook1]

Upper hoses changed. Coolant neck upgrade. No leaks. But then all of a sudden the radiator starts to leak. Thanks for this video. I ordered a nissan value advantage radiator off eBay. Hopefully this fixes everything.

[@ScorpionMultimedia]

You’re welcome, I ordered my radiator from Z1 Motorsport got the csf radiator, yeah it will fix your issue. The plastic components on the radiators are prone to cracking and deteriorate over time due to age, heat and chemicals in the coolant

[@LineCook1]

@@ScorpionMultimedia that's exactly what I'm seeing. I'll keep you posted.

[@ScorpionMultimedia]

@@LineCook1 ok 👍🏼

[@Carlock92]

If i have the condenser on before hand, do i have to take it off to get to it?