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Thermostat Removal and Refitting - Nissan Micra K12
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- čas přidán 31. 10. 2022
- Removing and replacing the thermostat in a Nissan Micra K12 from 2003 to 2010. Click here to watch a video on how to drain and refill the radiator: • Radiator Coolant Chang...
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From Jp5617. I promised a donation 3 months ago but I did not know how to do it as I remember you had a patreon before but could not find it.
Today my kid showed me how to do it on CZcams so we are doing it from his account. 😊. Thanks again
Wow thank you very much !, I really appreciate that. Tell your kid thanks for me too ! 👍👍
Great detailed Video.Reminds me of doing the same job on my old Hillman Avenger--remember them !--The Thermostat housing was so badly corroded to the block I had to chisel it off on a freezing December day.Happy days!!Thanks for sharing
Thanks, Those were the days lol :)
Click here to watch a video on how to drain and refill the radiator: czcams.com/video/ZOsIOhmhMZI/video.html
I service my three family cars regularly of which one is micra K12 since half a year ago. I also change cars fairly frequently - second hand and older models all of them, so I can work on them. Saying all that to point that I check loads of car repair videos but in terms of quality, precision and guidance yours are in the top tier 👏. Have bmw and Subaru also and there are a lot’s of videos for them, but thanks to you for k12 micra too. In a few days I will change a thermostat as shown here as I suspect it’s stuck open. Will definitely find time soon to drop you a donation. Thanks and happy holidays 🎉
You're very welcome, thanks for watching. Happy holidays to you and yours too :)
Thanks for reply and holiday wishes.
Little update. I did the job today. Replaced thermostat, added new coolant, burped the coolant with the funnel. Unfortunately lower hose still cold on 95 C, no heating in the cabin as before. I tested old thermostat (original Nissan) in boiling water after that and it opened. So probably thermostat was not a problem (why should it be simple ;-) Realized that I only got 2.5 liter of old coolant out. Starting to suspect clogged radiator or something of a sort. If you can think of anything, it would be greatly appreciated. @@screwsnutsandbolts
Very clear and informative video. Need to do this on a nissan cube 1.4.thanks
You're welcome, thanks for watching !
Brilliant step by step video. Thanks
Thank you !
it is great! Thank you so much!
You're welcome !
Thanks
You're welcome
I've watched your video about MAP sensor cleaning and you've disconnectd the battery prior to unplug the sensor. Shouldn't you disconnect also the battery before remove that plug here?
Super
Thanks !
Question: 2:48
What length are these 10 mm bolts? Thanks
I'm not sure, I don't have the Micra any more. The part number is 08156-6252F
Can you also do alternator replacment on nissan micra k12? 😊
I hope to do that soon
Hello, great video. What is normal working temperature of this engine?
Thanks, I think it's generally about 200 degrees F (95 degrees C)
@@screwsnutsandbolts Thank you for your replay. My wife's micra, similar engine, but 1.4, makes rich fuel mixture. Using ELM327 I measured coolant temperature, and it is between 78 and 82 degrees Celsius even when I drive uphill. I don't know can this be the reason for rich fuel mixture? Maybe the thermostat is bad, or Coolant Temperature Sensor is bad.
Great video again had the same issue stuck open Thermostat followed instructions but am getting a leak out of the thermostat housing any advice appreciated .
Did you fit a new and correct fitting seal with the new thermostat ?
Hi! It's necessary to drain the coolant of the system? Thx!
hi whats that sensor which has a hose connected to it? behind the map sensor
That is the purge valve solenoid: czcams.com/video/zBWi9J1rWHE/video.html
@@screwsnutsandbolts thanks for the reply can I ask a different question I have a march k12 1.2 and recently it started giving this ignition knocking sound when I accelerate lightly but when I give the full throttle no knock sound like that. I have replaced plugs and coils did a scan and no errors but the car also sometimes puts out white smoke only when the knock sound happens. What could be the issue? I thought of replacing the purge sensor too.
Great video👍. Can a stuck open thermostat can cause coolant loss on the k12? Please
I think it's more likely if it's stuck in the closed position. Check this link: www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-thermostat
@@screwsnutsandbolts both hoses of the radiator are hot
It might be worth replacing the thermostat as they're quite cheap
@rickyjeyvernet9055 I've got the same exact problem, coolant housings upfront cold but ones in the back are hot af
Without silicone gasket?
There is a new rubber O-ring installed on the new thermostat
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Thanks !