2014 QX60 Tuneup

[@richardgonzalez5432]

Great job on a complicated task that costs big bucks when dealers do it. Learned a lot! You're a good teacher.😊

[@ByronWilliams-w7e]

Thank you sir!! 🎉 just wrapped up swapping out my plugs on my 2014 QX60. One add, before I moved the manifold to right there was an electrical connection cable that was wrapped around a bracket directly behind the manifold. I didn’t have to disconnect it, I just had to “un-loop” it. Awesome video and thanks so much for the details!!!

[@scotthagen4933]

I had a hard time finding any instructional video to help me. This excellent video was just what I was looking for. Your attention to detail is great and the video work was very good. I was able to easily replace the spark plugs in my 2016 Nissan Pathfinder because of your video. Thank you and I hope you make more videos like this.

[@thomaswhissel6405]

Absolutely fantastic DIY video with very clear and easy to follow instructions! Thank you sir - you’ve helped me save a lot of time & money. Tom W.

[@kalhounhouston8546]

Just finished the spark plug replacement on my 2014 qx60. Video was very more helpful than the pro mechanics video on same project. I'm subscribed, keep up the good work

[@chrisshore9000]

You did such a good job explaining this it made me confident that I can do it. I thought about doing this 6 months ago because it's getting close to 100k and her car showed signs of needing it done. Back then I watched a different video on a pathfinder by a mechanic and it seemed difficult and messy. It made me ok with spending the money to get it done. Then the shop I take my wife's QX60 to quoted me $700 for this job luckily that made e look for another video. After seeing your video I thought "No way am I paying $700 for this job." I did order a new gasket just incase and I have to grab a 14mm SP socket or I'll do what you did. Tha ks again.

[@HenrysAutoRehab]

From and ASE-certified tech, outstanding video.

[@ThomasBloxham-qm5ns]

I was super nervous about doing this and your video made it very easy. Thank you for taking the time. Tom B

[@user-et1lp5hk7j]

Such a Helpful video, did my jx 35 with your steps I even found a broken or ripped hose in the back of the intake and replaced it. Thank you so much

[@benjaminfoster4408]

This was very good tutorial video. I like the way you took your time and you were very clear about this project.

[@chasehorn5780]

Great job. Excellent video work and in depth explanations. Hope you make more!

[@ATVDUNES]

Great video. I like how you were able to leave the throttle body attached rather than messing with it. The only changes I did to your process was I left the lower air cleaner box in. Just took the air filter out to use the cavity. I also changed the PCV valve just because its easier to get to with the manifold off. I would say if you have the money, change the manifold gasket. I probably should have. Mine wasn't town, just old looking after 110K miles. If I change the plugs again at 160K I will replace it.

[@LOVEME1345]

My brother great job with the video thanks will use it

[@ronnieking605]

Absolutely great job! You covered all the nuts and bolts and I learned a lot (qx60)thanks

[@Keithhenagan]

Great video, just some advice when tightening the intake, always work from the center and work your way out.

[@bloggin2u]

Thanks for the great video. Also, Nissan says that's it's critical to torque the manifold bolts to spec and in the proper sequence. Otherwise you might crack the plastic.

[@rfundora09]

Thanks for the info!

[@erickeith1466]

Great job Raymond. Your video is one of the best for this particular Nissan 3.5L setup. Out of everything that is required, the vacuum houses in the back of the valve cover give me the most heartburn. Thinking about buying the long reach hose grip pliers that Harbor Freight sells.

[@annoyedby922]

thanks man! you are right not a lot of helpful content out there on JX35/ QX60 maintenance. This is great!

[@FranciscoColonJr]

I have no idea who would not like the video but it was AWESOME in helping me with my JX35.. thank you

[@morales3601]

Awesome first video... followed it to a T my check engine light is in now tho... any ideas... Hoping it was because I forgot the map sensor but I put it in now and light is still on

[@rfundora09]

Hello, try to disconnect your battery and leave it disconnected for 30 seconds and hopefully it will reset and turn off the check engine light. Let me know. Thank you.

[@jrsnipes8618]

Great job brother 👍

[@jesusiscomingsoon.5225]

Thanks for the video keep them coming please.

[@dwaynehero662]

Great video… thank you 🙏🏽

[@JeremySilbernagel]

Thank you so much for making this video! I have to do my JX35 and this made it so clear and easy. I really appreciate it!

[@kirkpatterson1423]

Thanks about to get on it

[@luisbarinotto9396]

Thank you man.... I saved some money....!!!

[@stanleyturnbull4661]

Thanks so much for a clear, step by step instruction with good video.

[@jazyje74]

It's ridiculous how complicated for no reason Nissan make this! In my Hondas, I literally took the beauty coverd off and unscrewed the sparks and coils!!! 5 minutes total for 4!!! This is a great video but I'll never buy a Nissan product for sure again!

[@SilkyAnu]

Thank you!!😮😅😊

[@stephen8289]

Very nice tutorial!

[@grilledchickenwrap]

You rock man!! Just what I needed for my 2014 Nissan Pathfinder.. will need to change spark plugs soon.

[@sausar888]

Such a great video and very detailed. If you don’t mind can you share which tools exactly we need to get this job done? (Different types of sockets, extensions, etc.) Also which gun do you recommend to do this job. Thanks a lot.

[@tdoro887]

Great video! So I was able to change out my coils and sparkplugs on my 2014 Qx60. When you removed the intake manifold, there were the 2 hoses you disconnected. There was also that electrical connector plug that was clipped onto the manifold near where the 2 hoses were at. The electric connector plug on mine had nothing connected to it. Is there some plug that connects to it? Possibly mine was disconnected? Im not sure. But I have a P1148 and P0031 error code now. Could this be that something was supposed to be connected to that plug that was screwed into the manifold? Thanks for any help.

[@rfundora09]

Hi, how are you? I'm sorry to hear you are having error codes now, it can be frustrating. Question, I am assuming these codes are new after the work you did, correct? If so, I do believe it has to be one of the lines or plugs in the process. I would recommend you reverse engineer again and check all connections and hoses. I hope this helps.

[@tdoro887]

@@rfundora09 hey thanks. I was able to figure it out and it was the one sensor cable that was not connected when I first removed the manifold. All good now. No check engine lights!

[@gfysyoutube]

17:25 You said these are very sensitive nuts! lol

[@rfundora09]

LMAO

[@crittling590]

How did you lift the manifold without disconnecting the two rubber hoses to the throttle body?

[@rfundora09]

Don't recall, but watch the whole video as I take it step by step.

[@nx555v]

The fluid housing (4:23) you moved is the brake fluid, not the power steering, correct?

[@rfundora09]

I stand corrected. You are absolutely right. Thank you for pointing out.

[@jupiterl7583]

Hi,what is Oem spark plug part number for that? Thank you so much.

[@yrg795]

Can you tell me which order the spark plugs are in? Is top 1-3 or 3-6?

[@rfundora09]

Damn, I am not sure. I apologize.

[@SF11Gaming]

instructions not followed properly my car no longer turns on. please make a video on how to replace the whole engine, thx :()

[@rfundora09]

Sorry to hear that your car is acting up. I am far from ready to replace a whole engine, but thanks for the vote of confidence.

[@seybrew1]

Great video Raymond - Good Job on walking through step by step - BTW you were already there you could have got the intake valve chambers cleaned with carb fluid. and also some on the rubber bose that sucks air for intake... any more videos in plans on other parts maintenance?

[@tyronejennings3877]

Great video... I was able to follow all the way up to that last hose that faces the right in back of the manifold. I can't seem to grasp that clamp and there seems to be something else holding the manifold on the right side. it is lifting up but not enough to move it enough to get to the coils. What am I missing..

[@rfundora09]

Hello, circle back and re-trace your steps. Once you loosen the two hoses on the left side back, you should be able to raise it and swivel right. Keep in mind you are not able to completely remove it as it still connected on the right side.

[@zacherywilliams3586]

Nice Video....Huge help to me and I've completed the same job referring to your video. Thanks 👍🏽💯💪🤗

[@wellingtonmiller1622]

Great job Bro. keep up the good work

[@djjazm]

I ordered the manual before watching the video, I could've saved a few bucks nice break down on the intake. BTW that was the the brake fluid, power steering is located on the left side in the front.

[@rfundora09]

I stand corrected, you are right. Thank you for pointing out.

[@gibson7654]

7:58 I am getting a leak at the end of the hose that connects from the boot to the engine. Would you mind letting me know what it is and how to fix the leak? Great video btw.

[@crnchn7625]

Awesome video and detailed explanations! This will help me when working on my JX. Could you please also do a how to video on e-power steering flush as well as radiator coolant flush? Thank you.

[@zacherywilliams3586]

Oh & I have the 2013 JX35 💯 Please make more video's....Thanks 😊

[@giuseppes04]

Great video! Do you need to replace the coil packs when doing spark plugs?

[@rfundora09]

Hello. Only if they are bad, which typically is a result of a misfire. A regular tune-up is just spark plugs, but if you want to spend the extra money you can do it while in there.

[@brucelee5465]

you miss one important step where there is a O2 sensor line attached to intake.

[@wilbertatienza7347]

Did you do throttle body relearn after assembling back? How do you do it. Thanks.

[@rfundora09]

I did not and it works fine.

[@shawncharles6625]

All this just to take out spark plugs/ coil packs?! This car does not look DIY friendly

[@darrylmadden1165]

Very helpful video thanks

[@wuxianku]

Does need to replace the ignition coil too ?

[@jjeezy]

No, unless they're bad or throwing a code.

[@rfundora09]

Only if they are bad, or if you have the extra funds and figure, I might as well since you are in there.

[@genarosanchez758]

👍👏👏👏

[@dedewilliams8706]

Thank you !!!!

[@ByronWilliams-w7e]

Thank you sir!! 🎉 just wrapped up swapping out my plugs on my 2014 QX60. One add, before I moved the manifold to right there was an electrical connection cable that was wrapped around a bracket directly behind the manifold. I didn’t have to disconnect it, I just had to “un-loop” it. Awesome video and thanks so much for the details!!!