good on them to go the extra mile for customer service but, what a waste... just have rep open the box and ship you the pieces. Great vid just picked one of these up barely used came here first before using... thanks!

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I was able to use a 7/8" box end wrench to remove the threaded oil cooler thru-pipe. It fit between the sway bar and the frame and made a perfect, snug fit on the outer nut.

There are two of them, banks a and b. When you change one, you change them both. You've only done half the job.

Replacing the o ring on my 07 Xterra in just a few minutes really appreciate the video.

36 lbs right? I torqued mine to 26lbs!!!!???? No wonder it’s leaking again! Sorry about the screwed threads!!!

I like to hear we’re trying to break that bolt! But honestly, that thing is busting up my tools is like it’s Welld or a mess of Loctite. How in the world did you break that thing loose?

Your daughter is very lucky to have you as her dad! 😉😁👍

Just btw i understand that for torque wrench to accurate you have to hold it correctly holding too close to the socket will result in inaccurate torque based on on the leverage.

How do you seat in the sensor correctly? I made the same mistake you did 😔

Ain’t gonna lie having your wife break the bolt was a nice touch 😂

Waste my fn time

Just installed one today on my 2023 Frontier. Looks so goofy, cheaply made but expensive. It is shaped for the wheel arch in the bed, but the arch is loke 10 inches away 🤦. They could have made it way bigger

the sensor was pretty stuck in the connector on mine. the retaining clip was easy to press/click but sensor wouldn't budge. solution that worked for me was to bolt the sensor back in, and pry the connector off with flathead screwdriver (while clip was pressed down, obviously). That way I didn't have to hold the sensor while prying and it popped off fairly easily. thx for the video

Nice video, I replaced both camshaft sensors and crankshaft sensor too, all of this on a 2008 Nissan Frontier with 180000 miles. You will struggle with this camshaft position sensor unless you do it like Dave shows in the video.

I have a2009 Nissan Pathfinder i found oil on the radiator

Thank you for the great video and step by step explanation

Thank you , because am about to do that job also . I will make sure to be very careful. 🙏🙏🙏🙏👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😇😇😇🇨🇱🇺🇸

Im doin this today actually thanks for the great video

I would run duct tape around thread to protect the threads

I'm glad you lubed it up before you stuck it in the rear!😂

I've been looking at these for about a week and just came across your video. I know you said you were going to "swing back" and do a review later. But I still have to ask. How do you like them so far?

How did you know it was Christmas?

I have the real pathfinder..😂

Great info. Thanks!

I love mine, but my battery only lasts about 15 minutes. Is that normal?

Thanks for posting! I’m going to try this repair tomorrow. Appreciate you

Awesome😂

Haha not the Pathfinder your mom drives lol

Yes. I’m still looking for it!😅

Thanks for the video. It answered my question as to whether the bed rails interfered with the case installation.

Well, this is coming up for me.. parts get here tomorrow. I'm SO looking forward to it haha! Thanks for the concise info.. this should help a lot! 👍👍

Damn I though alligators were the only things I had to worry about in Florida but I guess the butterflys 🦋 are pretty vicious as well 😅. 3:22

Would you happen to have saved the non working grinder? I need a guard for that exact model. Thanks.

By far the best and clearest video for this issue. Thank you!

Ha! Well it’s all good but I dropped the screw at bank 1 pass side. I have another screw. Might leave the fallen one right where it landed. May use a magnet. Man you gotta get in there deep to have any chance. Nissan engineers thank you so much for zero room for anything. That took some thought. Thank you again.

Honestly I love when repair videos are short and to the point. Best camera angle I’ve seen for this repair as well! Thank you

I wonder if this would fit under a tri-fold tonneau cover

i need one that helps me lift the tailgate as well as its super heavy

Good job 😂😂😂😂

how many miles did your vehicle have before noticing the leak and changing the o-ring? Was it anywhere around 100K?

How’s he doing ?

Is the process the same for 2002 Pathfinders?

I really like these but my utilitrack bed extender doesn't fit with it. Sad because they're neat and it reinforces my idea I should probably get a titan....

I could taste the grass here 3:11

The only thing a 12 point socket is good for is a 12 point fastener.

Well, it has been three years now. My concern is did it hold up since it only had the floor flange holding the rack. Did it give any problems? Did it remain steady with the weight of the clothing? BTW new subscriber here.

Good video. A couple of things I'd like to offer. 1. My Xterra had this leak and I did not remove the cooler assembly. I simply re-torqued the nut to 40 ft-lbs and the leak stopped. Not sure how long this will last but I've gone about 5000 additional miles with no re-emergence of the leak. 2. CAUTION: when you go to remove or re-torque the stud nut, be absolutely sure you are square on the nut and not cocked. If the socket inside wall contacts the threads and damages them, you will need to repair or replace the stud. Use a universal socket extension if you have one, to keep the socket squarely aligned to the stud nut. This thread damage happened to me, but I was lucky enough to notice and "feel" the oil filter spin-on resisting the stud threads and backed it off immediately. I was able to use a small triangular file to repair the damaged thread area on the stud and then used the oil filter threads as a sort of die cutter to slowly thread it on until I felt resistance, and back it off a full turn, then thread it on a little more, back it off, and do this several times until the filter threaded on easily. Be patient if you are in this situation. DO NOT force the filter on to the cooler housing stud or you'll strip the threads and be in for a world of hurt. A new stud is expensive!