Thanks for the lesson, people were telling me that it was a bear to do but I have always done my own repairs except for rebuilding trans..YUTUBE and people like you have shure made car repairs easier. Mine is the starter solenoid some times doesn't want to engage the starter just gives a slite click like a relay. Thanks again for your how too.
Good to see you working with your son to teach him some mechanical skills! Like most teenagers at the end of a job, they're off and gone. Have a good one Glen!
@@ozzstars_cars All is good Glen, but I’ve been busy for the last few weeks. The neighbor’s RAV4 alarm was constantly going off. He wanted to remove an aftermarket alarm, but his mechanic wouldn’t touch it. So, I removed the system for him and made him happy. Cleaned the outside of the house. Cleaned the deck and will stain today. Tailgate on truck won’t open. Stepson’s 4Runner has a small evap leak and wants me to help him with it. And next week I have to help him change out his service panel. It’s always something. Take care Glen! 😊
Replacing with brand new part is the right thing to do if it's starter or alternator. When i first started working on my cars i was into rebuilding them, but sooner or later , the thing must be taken off again and some other part needed to be changed.. Nice one man. Small channel but interesting videos always 🍺
@@bigwoo8959 that's awesome! Glad the video helped you out. Great first car. I bought the Maxima in this video brand new in 1998. Now my son drives it daily. Here is a video I posted 8 years ago. czcams.com/video/0D9wyrANcrQ/video.html
Way to go Glen on the starter inspection and replacement. It was "Hammer Time" on the old one for sure.
Hey Glen, we met today at One Off Rod & Custom car show! I was filming red Superlite SL-C! :) I was glad to meet you!
Nice show and good chatting with you!
@@ozzstars_cars Me too! I'll see you later at that car collection/museum in PA that you mentioned today!
Thanks for the lesson, people were telling me that it was a bear to do but I have always done my own repairs except for rebuilding trans..YUTUBE and people like you have shure made car repairs easier. Mine is the starter solenoid some times doesn't want to engage the starter just gives a slite click like a relay. Thanks again for your how too.
You are welcome Steve. Other than that one bolt that is factory tight as cryptonite it's not a hard job. Good luck with the fix!
Glad you got help. Nice to be able to impart wisdom to someone else. Great job.
Skills to pay da billz!
Good to see you working with your son to teach him some mechanical skills! Like most teenagers at the end of a job, they're off and gone. Have a good one Glen!
Everyone has to ear their keep around my house. 😉 Thanks Terry hope all is well.
@@ozzstars_cars All is good Glen, but I’ve been busy for the last few weeks. The neighbor’s RAV4 alarm was constantly going off. He wanted to remove an aftermarket alarm, but his mechanic wouldn’t touch it. So, I removed the system for him and made him happy. Cleaned the outside of the house. Cleaned the deck and will stain today. Tailgate on truck won’t open. Stepson’s 4Runner has a small evap leak and wants me to help him with it. And next week I have to help him change out his service panel. It’s always something. Take care Glen! 😊
@@stuzman52 good to see your keeping busy and staying out of trouble!
Awesome job you and Ryan kick butt
He's got me on flat rate. lol
I have never worked on a starter that wasn't underbody, very cool design. I believe Ryan is 17-18 so that puts you at 37-38 right 👍
Yes Ryan is 17 now and I wish I was still in my late 30's. 😃 At least I'm wiser nowadays. haha Take care Steve
Replacing with brand new part is the right thing to do if it's starter or alternator. When i first started working on my cars i was into rebuilding them, but sooner or later , the thing must be taken off again and some other part needed to be changed.. Nice one man. Small channel but interesting videos always 🍺
Save a penny now, spend a dime later, right Petar?
Great job guys keep going Ryan
Thank you!
nice job! nissan are always a pain on something bearings and brushes today
That thing was toast. It definitely lasted though. Can't blame it for giving up the ghost
A core for the next victim....oops I mean guy. Haha
BEST VIDEO OUT THERE
I’m 16 and have a 98 maxima(first car16000 miles) this my first time doing anything engine related and this video helped alot
116000*lol
@@bigwoo8959 that's awesome! Glad the video helped you out. Great first car. I bought the Maxima in this video brand new in 1998. Now my son drives it daily. Here is a video I posted 8 years ago. czcams.com/video/0D9wyrANcrQ/video.html
You could have just replaced the brushes. I did on my 97.
No way, did you see the amount of rust on this starter?
@@ozzstars_cars Yeah, you're right. I'm spoiled.. Mine had zero rust. Still none on my car. Just sun damaged upholstery.