How To Bleed Your Nissan 350Z or G35 // VQ35DE
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Bleeding the cooling system on your 350Z or G35 can be overwhelming and tedious. When done properly, it can actually be a very simple process. In this how-to guide, Aaron walks us through the bleeding procedure one step at a time to guarantee a perfect bleed.
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After 3 weeks of off and on overheating problems, YOU solved it with this video! 🙏
Of an on as in one day it’ll be fine and next overheat? 😂 I’m with the same issue right now
I noticed that the coolant lines on these cars are overly complicated and can be simplified. You guys should make a kit that simplifies everything while bypassing the throttle body. Great video!
Thanks for the Squeeze top Rad hose tip! Been struggling with getting the last 5% air out of the system, one big squeeze after bleeder drain and burped it up! Thank you.
Thank you for the amazing video.
Clear and precise instructions
You have absolutely put an amzing video for US to learn from. I plan to do this process first thing in the morning.
Very welll done my friend.
This car is nuts in person.
I was stuck on keeping mine stock or buying a billet bleeder from z1 or czp. I like how this one (z1) has a slotted screw that doesn't have to come all the way out and seeing as it's a new revision and this video was recently uploaded I'm gonna buy one from z1 right now. Wish I never flushed my coolant in the first place
Why you wish you never flushed it?
Always a great thing to do.
@@spideym35i because it can be a nightmare. Currently in a parking lot bleeding there system after my thermostat failed and I had to get another one while out here
@@801speed5 it’s still better to flush all the old stuff out.
As for bleeding it, rev it to 3000 rpm to help get pockets out.
I hate bleeding the DE
Try vacuum filling the cooling sysrem. Works perfect on first try, no oberheating issues. Saves time.
Oh nice you updated the bleeder screw. Is the thread pitch the same for the older Z1 bleeders? If it is, can I purchase just the screw?
Great video! I have a pretty silly and obvious question though...was just wondering at 5:43 I assume you added more coolant to the funnel? because I didn't see in the video :/ thanks!
i was wondering this too, maybe he just added some water?
I’ve yet to see another Z with my strut tower brace, I wished mine looked like that though, mine was painted and dented prior to me owning it lol
Couldn’t you just leave the no spill funnel on ?
Would this be the same exact process for HR motors?
They probably have to do this with the de because it’s known to have sport for air pockets to form, which are a bitch to bleed.
You can bleed the HR the traditional jack the front of the car up way.
Did you change the bulb color for your gauges or is that a whole new gauge?
Definitely looks like a custom gauge cluster. Different font, NISMO logo, KPH missing, etc. Looks to me like the work of MisterPatchbay (name of his CZcams channel), but I could be wrong. Unfortunately, he hasn't posted a new video in 2 years, and his website domain expired and is currently not secure. He did some pretty awesome custom clusters though! Wish I would have known and got one myself. That looks badass.
Does the q50 3.7 have a bleeder valve? I can’t find any info about this online. Any help Is appreciated.
It doesn’t have one, Z1 has a bleeder for it that replaced the heater hose connector that’s known to break.
@@spideym35i appreciate the answer I’ll look into that.
Not related to the topic but what specific color and color code is the Z ?
“Ultra yellow” (K25) [2005 350Z 35th Anniversary edition exclusive color]
i did a vhr engine swap on my 350z, does anyone know if it would make a difference if my bleeder valve is on the other heater hose (driver side) when it come to bleeding the system?
yep, it’s on the passenger side for a reason because it’s the highest point in the system