Nissan Altima 2013 to 2018 Replace squeaking serpentine belt (DIY) save $290

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[@SneakerBiscut]

The hardest part is the tight clearance for the 17mm socket getting on the nut. Thank you so much for your help.👏🏾

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yeah

[@miners_treasures]

Besides the pin on the tensioner, take out the clips on the fender skirt, pull back the fender skirt and put it behind the brake rotor and use a deep 17mm socket on the tensioner.

[@macfisher4004]

This video helped me and my son replace his belt. Thanks man.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Nice good job guys!!

[@luv2uallday1]

This is the hard way to do it. there is a hole where you can turn the tensioner to match the hole put a allen wrench in the hole which holds the tensioner in position. put your belt on put socket wrench on that nut to turn tensioner pull out allen wrench release tensioner and your done.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Oh yeah I will look in to that I know Nissan has it

[@Abcautorepain]

Dude that belt so easy to put on 😂 Omg 😳

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yeah

[@codac9098]

You should run the car so we can hear the sound. It be nice to compare the sound my Altima is making to this.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Sorry customer took the car already long time go old video. U have any issues u can ask me or post a video so I can hear the should maybe help u out or guide u what it seems like

[@pnprecordlabel2370]

What will cause my belt to keep popping off and making loud noise at the top of it on the same vehicle?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Belt pop off? Did u check for any jammed pullies or bad pully bearing could be possibility it will keep belt off if it’s loose worn bearing

[@TheTruthIsBlurred]

Question- I have a 2015. It’s losing oil but no signs of a leak anywhere. No oil spots on the ground. I’ve even had the motor top end flushed out. Any ideas?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Might be burning check the exghust outlet tip if it got black carbon build up. Try replacing pcv and switch to gtx castrol oil

[@TheTruthIsBlurred]

@@RBTheMechanic both tips are black from carbon. Sometime when I start it, it puffs smoke for a few seconds. You think that’s a PCV issue?

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@TheTruthIsBlurred it’s possibility pcv is the simplest and easiest step also for Hondas we have been using gtx castrol oil it helps tremendously

[@TheTruthIsBlurred]

@@RBTheMechanic thanks for your time. I’ll go tomorrow and pick one up. I’ll keep you posted.