How to Replace Radiator 2005-15 Nissan Xterra

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Overheating is a sure sign there’s something wrong with your cooling system. A leak, rust, or obstructions are all cases that may require a radiator replacement. Install a new TRQ radiator that’s engineered to fit your vehicle. This video shows you how to install a new TRQ radiator in your 2005-15 Nissan Xterra.
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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2005 Nissan Xterra
2006 Nissan Xterra
2007 Nissan Xterra
2008 Nissan Xterra
2009 Nissan Xterra
2010 Nissan Xterra
2011 Nissan Xterra
2012 Nissan Xterra
2013 Nissan Xterra
2014 Nissan Xterra
2015 Nissan Xterra
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[@graydation]

Only thing i would change is you don't need to remove the fan... the fan shroud comes apart in two pieces... remove the bottom half then the top half. You can pull the radiator out without removing the fan.

[@marshallkemppainen7992]

Why are you adding power steering fluid? Am I missing something

[@isaaclyons9705]

I remember this from another video, where he replaced the power steering pump, my guess is her recorded two videos in one day and messed up on the editing.

[@GMAZEU]

You don't need to remove the fan to remove the shroud. Unhook the bottom first then work the top.Take off the shroud and fan assembly out at the same time. I did it. If I can do it anyone can.

[@Jwakefield95]

This video helped me have the confidence to install my new radiator myself 10/10 thank you!

[@gunnarmk]

Why did you add power steering fluid?

[@erikewers816]

As thorough as he was, he didn't show bolting the fan back on. I hope he did before he fired it up!

[@isaaclyons9705]

Those fan bolts are horrible 😂

[@ChicagosIllist]

Thanks. If it blows up I’m blaming you. Lol. Appreciate it

[@leagueofshadows5133]

For all my 2005+ xterra brothers/sisters out there, please for the love of Jesus replace the oem radiator with an aftermarket one! It will save you thousands for a new tranny down the road. Invest in $250 parts and labor now and not spend 2k on a new trans when the smod if death comes.

[@markaspot1856]

Bro, you forgot the fan bolts

[@TimusPrime]

Why the power steering fluid?

[@genericdude6551]

Sheesh, I can see why it costs so much to have this done at a service shop. I broke the radiator overflow when trying to get the overflow hose off when doing a flush.

[@BULLISHGUY-fg3so]

I would like to see the whole process of you removing the fan out out of there! I barely fit my hand in there

[@The5Array]

Thank you for this video. It made this easy. That dang funnel is 45 bucks but probably worth it. But please answer on what's up with the power steering thing. I did it but laughed because I didn't know why.

[@frankcheverino9100]

Why did he mess with the power steering fluid. I don't get it. I thought he was going to talk about loosing tranny fluid in case you loose some when taking of the lines on the bottom.

[@MaximumDIYGarage]

Lol, probably were making several videos doing different jobs and forgot to separate the footage for different videos; just my guess

[@JonathanGutierrez-gb2pm]

YESSSSS I lost tranny fluids when removing the bottom hose too… So at the end I just added tranny fluid

[@isaaclyons9705]

I remember this from another video, where he replaced the power steering pump, my guess is her recorded two videos in one day and messed up on the editing.

[@panfiloherrera3970]

Una buena enseñanza..de tu parte ....GRACIAS...

[@neilyakuza6595]

Awesome video. Thanks!

[@ShadowofFlames]

Could someone that has no mechanic experience try this? I bought a new radiator for my 06 nissan xterra. or would it be wise to get someone with experience?

[@carlossardina2623]

great explanation helped alot thanks

[@BULLISHGUY-fg3so]

Too much editing in between the real problems

[@joeydavid7803]

New subs

[@petersakievich3880]

I followed this "professional" video to install my radiator this last weekend mistakenly added a small amount of transmission fluid to the steering fluid reservoir as a result. Luckily this will likely NOT damage the vehicle. However, this video is not Trustworthy, Reliable or of any Quality. It should be removed or corrected. The Transmission fluid is not hard to replenish, but the instructions about it featured here are completely wrong. That they have posted this tutorial and left uncorrected demonstrates a lack of care and professionalism. Viewers Beware.