Battery Replacement - Nissan Murano

[@JohnUllrey]

My mother-in-law went to Advanced auto and bought a new battery for her 2010 Murano and they told her they couldn't put it in for her because the computer said it would take 45 minutes. After seeing the air box is in the way I watched your video and it was an easy replacement. Thanks for posting this. I told her to tell them your whole how to video that you walk through doing the job was only 7 minutes long.

[@eang9382]

Thank you for showing me how to remove the air-filter in order to access the car battery for replacement. I was just about to call for the onsite car battery replacement Service because I could not remove the Air-filter even after I had removed the 2 nuts as mentioned in your video. Now that I have seen your video I will try to jiggle the air-filter assembly in order to remove it. Thank you so much for saving me some money and worry, Great Video!

[@NotATechShow]

Thank you for watching! Yes, it is actually pretty easy to remove. No need to call a service to Save you some money. If you have 2 seconds, you can thank me by hitting the subscribe button ;) let me know if you have any questions

[@westfieldartworks8188]

Excellent video! Well done. Was outside struggling and knuckle busting my way thought a battery exchange in my 2010 Nissan Murano. Man this saved me a lot of heartache. Thank you!!!

[@mathewhodges7445]

Great video man! Just changed the battery on my 2010 Murano and it was a breeze thanks to you.

[@DollyKerivan]

Great instructional video for my 2014 Nissan Murano. The only thing I wish you included would be which battery terminal to attach first during reassembly. Your video was very helpful. Thank you

[@everlastinges6]

Thank you so much bro! Just change the battery in my 2012 Murano it would have not been possible without you're the man!

[@eddiecollins7831]

Didnt realize the two screws holding down the air cleaner assembly were held in by some sort of metal clips, and upon trying to loosen them it appears that i have actually broken the plastic piece on the front of the car thats meant to hold them in place.. it seems to have sat back in, securely.. but obviously the screws aren't holding on like they should be.. how screwed am I, and should I be slapping some washers or something on there to hold them in place or will the grommet and the actual intake hold it down, for the most part..?

[@mariogama8198]

You were correct, I was at first hesitant about doing it without a memory back up. I went for it anyway. The old battery was out the new one in and hooked up with in 5 minutes. When I went to start the car it was having trouble starting. I walked away from it for a few minutes came back and it finally started with a little white smoke out the back. I know it was probably flooded, from previously trying to start when battery was dead. I didn’t even loose any settings whatsoever, and the car runs great. Thanks again for your advice 👍👍

[@NotATechShow]

Awesome! I’m glad I could help! I love helping out with automotive DIY. After being a professional at a dealership for 10 years, I made a career change to save my body. I miss giving advice and repairing vehicles, so transitioning to this platform helps fulfill my passion. Feel free to reach out anytime you have a question. You can comment here, email me at [e-mail], or follow me on Twitter @theBushmeisterr.

[@radiopoppa774]

Thanks for the video. Very well shot and now I can save myself money doing this myself.

[@NotATechShow]

No problem! If you have any questions, let me know! I’m happy to help

[@TheNkd1990]

I just successfully changed the battery in like 20 min.Thanks so much🙂

[@NotATechShow]

awesome! well done! thank you for watching :)

[@earlolsenjr1070]

Nice straightforward video

[@NotATechShow]

Well thank you :)

[@michaelf.150]

Thank you ours is a 2009 murano and yes we need change the battery. I had learn how from a person I work with and that was 2008 or 09 many years ago. Again Thank you

[@ac789]

That was easy. Just bought a new battery and the sales clerk said I should get it professionally installed. Thought I'd KZbin it first. You made it a piece of cake. Thanks!

[@NotATechShow]

Awesome! You are officially KZbin Certified!

[@annemackenzie2877]

Instructions shown so clearly!! My battery was replaced on my 2012 Murano and now has no battery heat shield, no battery hold down, no long bolts with nuts and no positive terminal protector. Oh well, off the Canadian Tire to see what I can find.

[@DrTune]

important to have a few lost loose parts rattling around somewhere inside your car ;-) you might need them one day

[@blue8ify]

Thanks! This video was the only one I needed to get the job done efficiently and correctly.

[@mariogama8198]

Thanks Tech guy. I had an intuition you knew what you were talking about!!

[@jimbradley7058]

I’ve got a 2005 Nissan Murano. My question is about the positive terminal. I’ve loosened the bolt and taken off the screw. But I’n not sure if it should come off at this point. It doesn’t seem to want to. There’s another bolt - that I do see in your video, but I don’t see you taking that off.

[@NotATechShow]

Some cables can be hard to take off. They become fused to the battery terminal. Try a twisting motion back and forth to try and loosen it up. Do not try and pry on it

[@nicloewenhagen5557]

What size are the hold down nuts? The only reason I'm watching this it to know what tools to bring with me

[@ciaranmcnamee]

Great video, helped me a lot. Successfully changed the battery, exactly as you described.

[@tmak3503]

Did you attach the positive connection first, then the negative once the new battery is in?

[@michaelma9354]

Great video. I’m able to replace my battery by following your steps. Thank you very much. BTW, the battery is heavy ~~~

[@jenseninterceptors]

Thanks for this, its -30 out and I have to replace my battery and want to do it quick so my cajones don't freeze 🥶 LOL

[@NotATechShow]

Haha! Good luck! Protect your cajones!

[@DrTune]

Perfect thankyou! For me the topmost bolt in that bracket for the battery was really stuff - I messed around and swore for a few minutes before going to the hw store and buying a decent 10mm wrench and some WD40, bingo.

[@DrTune]

given how many 10mm bolts they use in that car I might even keep the wrench in the glovebox ;-)

[@Starbucksgurl21]

Just replaced mine thanks to your video. Thank you!

[@losmarcon]

Excellent video, thanks a million, am on my way to buy a new battery now that I know how to replace it.

[@dougmichaelroossien9115]

excellent i have a dead battery, alarm goes off ...might be the fobs ,...but the battery is 5 years old, and before winter in the driveway is best place to get another 5 years

[@sierrahejl6859]

Thank you so much! I've got a 2013 but this was perfect

[@tracysullivan9607]

Thank you so much! You saved so much hassle for me!

[@NotATechShow]

im glad i could help! thank you for watching!

[@mattnutt2738]

Very informative and thorough video. Just about to go and do it now that the battery has arrived! Subscribed and liked the video. :)

[@beckerdx1]

Great video. Helped me change my 1st battery and save some $$!!

[@NotATechShow]

Awesome! Thank you for watching!

[@Robelis1]

Specs for THAT nissan murano please, I have that same Murano

[@davesnothereman5150]

Great step by step bud👍🏻

[@hansj.vanderdoe1585]

Very well done. Now I can change my battery on my 2013.

[@NotATechShow]

Should be the same process. They are almost identical 👍

[@bobloblaw9302]

Use Vaseline liberally on the terminals and the terminal clamps prevents that white corrosion build up. Done this for many many years.

[@NotATechShow]

that is a good practice. Vaseline or dyelectric grease works well to protect connectors. although, i gauruntee you your local dealer is not doing that lol.

[@lilrexy6088]

@@NotATechShowwhy not?

[@codimension]

Thanks for the video. It was short and informative.

[@NotATechShow]

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching

[@scottashcraft7652]

Thanks for this! I wanted to make sure before I went removing anything

[@keepinmind453]

I watched this video , now my car runs ... Thank you

[@NotATechShow]

Thank you! I hope your car runs as a result of you replacing the battery and not solely because of watching this video. That would be spooky, haha! I hope to make more content soon. It would be awesome if you subscribed! :)

[@meshaun9]

Awesome video well described and everything :) Keep it up!

[@TheNkd1990]

Great job.Thank you for the clear instruction.👌👌

[@NotATechShow]

you are so welcome! im glad i could help!

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

That’s a beautiful Murano!

[@chrishowarth5509]

Easy to understand and helpful

[@NotATechShow]

Thank you!

[@jasminamemic8300]

Thank you for the video! That was very helpful!

[@amberlopez7477]

It looks easy. Thanks for the video.

[@NotATechShow]

super easy! you got this!

[@cherryholiday5109]

Great video this was a big help

[@NotATechShow]

Thank you for watching!

[@Mr-ng3mq]

Thank you sir! You are a life saver! 🙌

[@dfbrl8r]

Thanks for the video! What is the curved rubber tubing (curved downward) just left of the intake of the air box at 2:40? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2SxmKKur5aMhJI It is not connected to anything. Is that part of the EVAP system?

[@NotATechShow]

That’s a good question. Without being in front of the car right now to see, I think it is just a drain tube for moisture. not part of the evap system. I am curious however and will check it out and respond back with my findings :)

[@dfbrl8r]

@@NotATechShow Thank you for the response. Funny thing is... We had a check engine light come on, scanned it, and error code P0101 came up. I changed out the MAF sensor, cleared the code and it came back. I read somewhere that code isn't always the MAF sensor and may be a dirty throttle body. I was going to take the intake apart and clean the throttle body, but haven't gotten around to it so we've been driving with the code for a month or so... Anyways... When I was taking out the battery, I noticed that hose was covered/blocked with dirt. I cleaned it the best that I could without detaching it. After replacing the battery and starting the car back up, the check engine light is no longer on. I wonder if that was the cause of the code/CEL?

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

Link to the new battery?

[@CarminesRCTipsandTricks]

I hope the 2017 isn't that different. I was afraid of having to do reflashing! 😲

[@NotATechShow]

it should be fairly similar. the '14 and the '17 have the same engine and transmission making the layout close to one another. feel free to DM my twitter or instagram @notatechshow if you have questions. i was a mechanic for 9 years ;) im happy to help

[@rosarioortiz93]

Thank you for sharing!

[@NotATechShow]

My pleasure!

[@gbro8822]

Great job, thank you.

[@annjuanich4239]

Hi, I would like to know how many kilometres do I need to replace or change my nissan murano 2016 battery? because this is my first car and I don’t have any idea.. many thanks 😊

[@NotATechShow]

Hi there, the battery replacement is not really measured in distance, but time. Regular car batteries, like the one in this Murano, last about 5 to 7 years. Harsh climates like extreme heat or cold can reduce battery life as well. If you start to feel your car crank slower than usual when you start it up, that’s an indicator that your battery is getting weak.

[@annjuanich4239]

@@NotATechShow thanks a lot for your helpful information 😊

[@juanportalatin2563]

Good job 😊

[@michalchmielewski4562]

Great video. Thanks.

[@NotATechShow]

Thank you for watching!

[@Radjammin]

Great video. Your a life saver.

[@NotATechShow]

Glad I could help!

[@Radjammin]

NotATechShow did it today. You didn’t hide anything, exactly like you said.

[@dougnurnberger9688]

What happened between 3:59 and 4:00? Took me and my girl about 30 min to get that sucker in on a 2012 Murano! :P

[@NotATechShow]

maybe a little magic, lol. its just a matter of making sure the cables are out of the way and making sure the battery hold down screws dont fall when dropping in. if you got the battery out, you should be able to get it back in (in theory, haha). i wasnt able to do it one handed so i had to put the camera down

[@Kory4000]

Nice vid keep up good work

[@supernova8962]

This is only for the Convertible. YOU MUST USE A TRICKLE ON THE OBD2.

[@Jeerven]

When i try to reconnect the negative the car starts going mad and flashes lights and honks its horn how do i connect it without it happening?

[@NotATechShow]

Sometimes reconnecting the battery can cause a surge in the system. however, if you have a bad battery or the incorrect battery, it can cause various problems. I would recommend verifying that the battery is good and you have the right battery if you bought a new one. if that is verified, you may have a different problem unrelated to the battery.

[@ashleyredden2201]

Anyone experience stepper motor issue wbattery goes dead p1777

[@1001mema]

I just want to double check does it matter which terminal you install first?

[@NotATechShow]

It doesn’t matter too much, but you typically want to install the positive (red) cable first.

[@1001mema]

Awesome thank you!!!

[@LeifWarner]

You always want to detach the red terminal last and attach it first. The idea is to not have the negative terminal connected while you're touching the positive terminal. While the negative terminal is connected, the rest of the car body is effectively the negative terminal. So if the negative terminal isn't disconnected while working with the positive terminal, you could accidentally touch some other metal with the wrench while it's on the positive terminal, short out the battery, and accidentally weld the wrench to the car body.

[@纳森阿]

thanks

[@zthecat]

Thanks for the video

[@NotATechShow]

no problem! thank you for watching :)

[@Spideyfan816]

Please have more step by step

[@luisrosario1112]

Thanks 👍

[@mariogama8198]

Great video tech guy, thanks for the advice. I’ll be changing my battery out on my 2010 Murano tomorrow. Did you have any concerns about the computers in the car when disconnecting the battery? I know they have memory savers while replacing a battery.

[@NotATechShow]

Hey thanks! You won’t hurt anything by disconnecting your battery. Depending on how long it it disconnected. You might lose your radio presets but that’s about it. The adaptive memory in the fuel system and transmission will be fine. You won’t even notice a difference when you fire it back up.

[@DrTune]

my 2012 seems fine

[@Fisico-Matematico]

Thanks a lot for your help

[@NotATechShow]

No problem! Thanks for watching

[@kellyisley1263]

Well done.

[@Jackkiller888]

Thank you

[@yocampout]

thanku so so much yo

[@e.elinabooth-campbelllmt1744]

AutoZone Wouldn't Install Because They Aren't Allowed to Remove the Filter. 🤨 Then Again, My Dad Woulda Been Flippin' In His Grave If I Didn't Do It MySelf. ⚜🙈🙉🙊⚜ This Video Is Awesomes!😁 Thanks!🐵

[@NotATechShow]

Yeah they aren’t really allowed to do much. I’m glad that you were able to do it yourself and that I could help!

[@kevintomb]

Wow, a little cleaning would make that vehicle look a lot better!

[@kennethgraham8914]

I enjoy it

[@ferferferfer6569]

God bless our beloved dear May Allah increase you from his bounty I love my 2006 Nissan Murano I mixed oil on my car. Do I have to take out the machine and the gear outside the car? It is useless to change the head without the machine and the gear outside the car Because I asked a mechanic to say that the machine and the gear must come out of the car What is your opinion Thank you

[@laurapowell6651]

Are you available to become my personal mechanic? Great video.

[@СаняВаня-х3е]

Друг, почему у тебя под капотом, так грязно?

[@NotATechShow]

В пустыне, где я живу, пыльно

[@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13]

I paid $129 for this solely because I couldn't get that thing off. 😭

[@NotATechShow]

Oh no! Sorry to hear that. Those rubber clips can harden over time making it difficult to pull it out

[@StephanieJohnson-ub1rl]

What type of battery goes In this car what size and the type of battery