How to Replace Rear Bank VVT Solenoid 2003-2007 Nissan Murano

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[@georgenance3930]

Where can I buy that torque wrench?

[@shadowdemon13]

Your doing it the hard way. Just remove the wipers, windshield cowl, and the shelf above the rear of the engine. Everything is accessible without much effort.

[@carolynkirkpatrick1680]

Interesting to watch your videos, you have really nice videos and do a great job

[@annakessler9372]

Not a DIY for sure. But very nice video

[@wtfmanicanthaveaname]

can you post a list of tools and sizes needed? I know you said it in the video but i dont want to forget something since i gotta buy them all as my tool box was stolen with most of my tools in it, i have a shitty roadpro kit from a truckstop right now lol.

[@reyo5131]

Would it be the same steps for a 07 quest

[@knighttrain30]

Easy job, but my manifold has the hose big hose in the back bolt onto it and the wiring harness bolted onto it smh

[@ronaldsosa951]

Whats the code for this salenoid when is failing?

[@JerimenDaHouze1978]

Which bank was that? 1 or 2?

[@laylozwrld1348]

Bank 1 is in the back, bank 2 is in the front. The link that I sent you includes the gaskets, so this is the actual vvt gasket or actuator and housing for them which is what I didn't know. You're just buying it as a set, so install and go. The best part is that it's only $40 on Amazon and a head gasket for $16, just make sure that you put in your vehicle details to confirm that it is a match!!

[@jaketaz2848]

Nissans are ridiculous man. I've seen cars where the solenoid is reachable and removable without removing ANY other parts.