How to REMOVE/REPLACE a 94-2001 Nissan Maxima Starter replace nissan starter removal
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2021
- How to REMOVE/REPLACE a 94-2001 Nissan Maxima Starter is fairly simple. All you have to do is follow these instructions and you will have it made in about an hour. this will save you at least a hundred dollars. Thanks for watching and good luck. Ps please let me know if I can help or just let me know how you did. Thanks in advance nissan starter removal 94-2001 nissan starter removal nissan starter replacement
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Well done man I’m gonna need a new starter for my 01 maxima now. Thanks and good luck
Thank you and good luck to you also. I hope everything works out for you. I really appreciate your comment and support thanks a lot.
Much appreciated! Let's see if a European A33 from 2001 is just a simple. Looks to me that the engine bay is identical.
@Oskar Hagelskjaer
Okay great, I hope everything works out for you. If it is the same please let everyone know I'm sure that will help a lot of people out. Thanks for your comment and support I really appreciate it. If you haven't already please subscribe, share and like this video. Thanks in advance Oskar Hagelskjaer
good job, I have a 2001 maxima, its on its 4th starter, but I have only had to pay for the first one, Lifetime warrantee. The Air box on the 2001 maxima is a little different starter is the same. cheers
D Fields
Ok great to know. Yes those lifetime warranties can come in handy. Thank you for your comment and support. If you haven't already please subscribe, share and like this video. Thanks in advance D Fields
Great informative video baby 😘
Thank you 😘
Well done.
@Clive Crosland
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Appreciate your vid. I'm always hesitant to do repairs like this as I always seem to run into that one stubborn (insert part of your choice here) that just won't come out/off. Thanks for the suggestion of the use of the breaker bar. Never used one before. Did want to ask what the torque specs are for those bolts if you happen to know. I'm sure they're around somewhere but figured I'd ask. Need to do this for my son's car asap. Cheers!
@Redcell6A
Thanks for your comment and support. I don't really do torque wrench unless it's building a motor. Most things I just hand tighten to my desire sorry I can't be more help. Other than that I hope everything went awesome. Thanks again I really appreciate your support. If you haven't already please subscribe, share and like this video. Thanks in advance Redcell6A
@@ContagusCars looking through more vids I need to test a few things like voltage going to the starter, is the alternator providing enough voltage back to the battery and is the battery sus. We took the battery to get trickle charged so I’ll be running those tests tonight with the multi-meter. My reasoning is the sound the car is making when turning the key (rapid clicking). Doesn’t take away from your content which will be helpful should it be the starter.
@Redcell6A
Do me a favor and get a hammer and tap the starter. Sometimes the bendix in the start gets stuck. You might be able to loosen it up. Try that and let me know please
@@ContagusCars turns out it was a lose connection on the negative terminal. The nut was as tight as it could get and it still came off simply by pulling up. I just happened to have some of those lead terminal caps. Put one on, retightened (didn’t come off by pulling this time) and the car started right up. Really appreciate your engagement here going back and forth like this to help. You got yourself a subscriber. Thank you!
@Redcell6A
Okay great that was pretty painless. I'm glad it all worked out for you