NISSAN NAVARA 10 000KM SERVICE

1st service of a 2019 Nissan Navara D23 after some tough off roading
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[@grahamcrowle7664]

That was an informative video! Thankyou.. Looks like you've got yourself a good mechanic. They are hard to find.

[@TylerThompson90]

Thanks mate! Yep he seems to be really good

[@allwheelinoz4707]

Love it when your mechanic lets you in the workshop and look under your car. They are hard to come by

[@ramudithadesilva8547]

It’s nice to know a mechanic that actually does everything they charge u for

[@TylerThompson90]

Yep he does a good job!

[@timmoss1481]

Hey chap bit of a top regarding the speed sensor/ abs sensor. My mate as an MQ triton with electronic 4wd selector he had the same issues ripped out a wire in to the senior in the rear and was stuck in L4 where we were if he stated in L4 it would have taken dats to get out. We disconnected the battery selected 2wd then reconnected the battery and then to get it back in to 4wd did the same disconnected the battery selected 4low connected the battery. We had to do that 4-5 times to get out. Incase it ever happens again might be an option Worth trying for you or any others 🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@rollyb5061]

have to remember that

[@timmoss1481]

When u disconnect and reconnect the battery ever one has to be quite so u can hear the solenoid click

[@TylerThompson90]

Hey mate, okay awesome thanks for the tip. May have to use that one day!

[@Barnesy4wd]

please don't do that, its a quick way to ruin your gearbox

[@TheDude2097]

Yeah my BT says every 15000 but I go every 7500, planning on keeping her for the long run 👌

[@TylerThompson90]

Yeah sounds like a good plan mate

[@chriskaskadanis3795]

Good vid, thanks. I service my 2014 Ranger every 10K mate. I got a Brown Davis 140L long range tank. Heavy duty steel tank. Very happy with it, definitely look into one in the future. Fully fuelled adds considerable weight to left hand side, but with appropriate rear suspension set up, no dramas with sag or lean. Running EFS XTR rear shocks and 300kg constant leaf springs, not as much flex as your rear coil set up 🤣

[@TylerThompson90]

Sounds like a good set up mate! I'll definitely have to look into getting a long range tank when I can

[@ying-chuanfoo3504]

Hey Tyler, Yeah, over in Malaysia, mine runs on the YD25, book says 20K km or 6 months, I’ll never hit that kinda cycle. I just stick to 6 months, usually it will be at 10K km. Oh yeah, the rear diff, not sure if you have re-route the diff breather, it actually only reach into the ladder frame.

[@TylerThompson90]

Yeah 10K or 6months is a good time frame for servicing it I think. And yep on the rear diff we changed the breather so it goes into the top of the engine bay now

[@jasgap]

I had the same problems, long links are required, I was breaking them on every trip, I also pushed the tires out, but then they rubbed on the inner back side. So I had to do some trimming. The other thing that breaks a lot is the power steering belt, it’s very low and mud damages it.

[@TylerThompson90]

Okay thanks for the tips mate!

[@rcflyer3984]

G'day Tyler good video mate. I change my oil every 5000 but it's a lot more difficult on your car to change the filter because that motor inn yours was designed as an east west engine. Nissan increase the bore diameter and adapted it to the D 23. Cheers

[@TylerThompson90]

Okay sweet mate, thanks for the info!

[@lappingozoffgrid]

@7:55 missing rear mud flap there... highly suggest to have them on..

[@TylerThompson90]

Yep they both got ripped off 4wding and haven't had a chance to put them back on yet

[@sydneyraj]

Good advice for off-roading vehicles service. Better to invest time and money at workshop rather than finding out things in remote places

[@TylerThompson90]

Yep that's for sure!

[@20DYNAMITE06]

Your mechanic is awesome. Super informative - thanks.

[@TylerThompson90]

Cheers mate!

[@Nick-sd7um]

Hehehe gotta appreciate the sly comment from the mechanic about real 4wds

[@MrMateZ]

I’ve got 22,000km on my 2018 Navara I did it for two years I’ve got a good service history on my I do it every 5000 km 👍

[@Anonymous-zp5bk]

What should i buy to modified liked this

[@FJUH]

Not really related but how have you found the new winch? It seemed like the winch on your old Nav was pretty reliable wondering what you think of the new one.

[@TylerThompson90]

I've had the same winch on both 4wds and been great, hasn't let me down yet 👌 Its the Ironman 9500 pound one

[@gavinflack4634]

I would be interested on how the warranty would be kept\apply if not having the car serviced by Nissan? I know they charge a ripoff but am hesitant that if I go elsewhere my warranty would be voided.

[@TylerThompson90]

As long as you get it serviced by a certified mechanic who stamps your log book and follows the servicing schedule then the warranty will still be all good through Nissan. Just if you service at your local dealer and get to know them they might be willing to help with warranty on a personal level

[@stevencox75]

$1000 track?, did the rattle sound like a big cartoon spring, thats what mine sounds like when the bash plate is loose, where are you getting serviced mate, is it local ?

[@TylerThompson90]

Yep this was at Fernhill Mechanics in Port Macquarie mate

[@boxheadmr]

Nice cap, is it coming with a canopy....?

[@TylerThompson90]

Not at this stage unfortunately haha

[@TristanNicolas]

Very good video, as always. I'd love to do the same with my car, be with the mechanic while they do the service to learn as much as possible from them. Was it hard to convince them? Did he only accept as you are promoting them through the video?

[@TylerThompson90]

Thanks mate! Yeah Tony is a pretty relaxed guy and I've filmed a few videos there over the last 6 months so he's happy to have me there, that was how it started though, just explained the KZbin situation and asked if I could film some stuff there

[@TristanNicolas]

@@TylerThompson90 Thanks Tony to be so relaxed :)

[@renaehobbs5309]

Noticed the new looking Mits Alloy hat, new tray/canopy on the way...😁

[@TylerThompson90]

Not at this stage but maybe down the track!

[@MudducksTouringAustralia]

I'm the same mate 10K services on both my trucks, stay safe. Cheers Steve

[@TylerThompson90]

Thanks mate!

[@lastknownlocation8760]

10,000 ? Or for oil every 5,000 if you’re going to keep it past the warranty period or long term

[@TylerThompson90]

Obviously everyone has different opinions and do what suits you but the general consensus I've learnt is 10 thousand km oil on your newer 4wds, especially with modern fully synthetic oils, maybe 5000 on your older ones. They recommend 20 thousand in the log book but I personally wouldn't go that long

[@lastknownlocation8760]

Tyler Thompson oil is cheap. But yes everyone has their own opinion

[@lastknownlocation8760]

Tyler Thompson the best way to find out if 10k is good is do two oil samples. One at 5k and another at 10k It costs around $50 from memory. Any truck dealer should have the kits in stock. Take a sample and post it off and they’ll email you the results. That way you’ll know for sure if there’s any deterioration of the oil between 5 and 10. Cheap way to find out early in the vehicles life.

[@TylerThompson90]

Yeah okay sweet, could do that. Thanks mate

[@lastknownlocation8760]

Tyler Thompson just checked and it’s cleanoilservices dot com $60 a kit. Postage included

[@stevekeenes4030]

Pretty handy info... Thanks Tyler

[@TylerThompson90]

Cheers mate!

[@jondarahsabahanborneo1797]

beneficial sharing nice friend

[@elmanguilimotan9906]

nice np300, what's the size of your tire?

[@TylerThompson90]

285/75/R16

[@two_stroke_or_broke9297]

I change mine every 5 thousand oils cheaper then a engine and plan on on keeping the old girl...... 92 2lte hilux

[@TylerThompson90]

Sounds good mate 👌

[@JT-152]

Hi do you know what the wheel torque pressure is for wheel nuts 2019 NP300

[@TylerThompson90]

No sorry I don't know

[@craigmelville7336]

Change the fuel filter every 20k with a genuine unit they cost more than just the element, but the element seal will leak. You won’t regret it.

[@TylerThompson90]

Okay thanks mate

[@truongminh3731]

thank for your video 31-12-22

[@meanrigs4x483]

good little vid here tyler, good watch

[@TylerThompson90]

Thanks mate!

[@lukelewin86]

Would that sock over the air filter restrict air when driving on road?

[@TylerThompson90]

Apparently it doesn't according to K&N filters but I'm obviously only going off what they say

[@willdevin3437]

What size tyres are you running.? Cheers

[@TylerThompson90]

286/75/R16

[@shaunmccaw2911]

Rear diff gaurd maybe? 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@TylerThompson90]

Possibly!

[@hobsonsoffroadandcustoms4918]

Tyler Thompson get one mate and bring it to Kempsey and I’ll fit it for you haha And glad to see the suspension I fitted is still going good

[@DieselDave]

two things mate... The placement of the spare is the worst ever - just like my Glamarok - do you remove it first for ease of access ever? AND... Would your old Nav (without a lot of mods) have made it in Tassie, or did your mods and rear locker on the newy make it possible? Cheers.

[@TylerThompson90]

Nope I just leave it there mate, out of the way and I've only used the spare once in about 4-5 years of off roading so not a regular occurrence. Old nav still would have done most of it, it was slightly more capable then dads MUX and it still went most places. Just wouldn't have been able to do the Lake Cumberland track

[@georgesdesk]

With your tyres rubing in the front are they a 0 offset

[@TylerThompson90]

Im not 100% sure because they are just the factory ones, but I'm pretty sure they are +10 or +20. They aren't 0 though

[@georgesdesk]

Tyler Thompson as you mentioned in your video, a different offset would resolve the minor rubbing on full lock

[@einfelder8262]

Moving the wheel to a more -ive offset will increase the arc the tyres describe, and may cause the tyre to rub on the recovery point or the wheel arch instead. You would need to do the rears as well, which will cause significant extra rubbing over what you already get.

[@brad4wd]

@@TylerThompson90 16x7 +45 offset

[@ryanstewart3401]

Where is your rear sway bar gone?

[@TylerThompson90]

Broke on a trip and I just took it out

[@ryanstewart3401]

Tyler Thompson shit really? How? Is it worth having a sway bar?

[@TylerThompson90]

@@ryanstewart3401 It was an aftermarket one and the old snapped on it, heaps more flex without a sway bar in so just left it haha

[@ryanstewart3401]

Tyler Thompson I’m looking into a lift in mine not sure whether to go 2 inch outback armour adjustable or 3 inch bilistein but I don’t know whether I want to pay for a diff drop panhard and sway bar links what are your thoughts? You seem to kill it only in a 2 inch?

[@mountainconstructions]

Have you put 10K on that already??? What?

[@TylerThompson90]

Yep got about 16 thousand on it now

[@CameronKennedy23]

Worst oil filter placement ever.... God i hate it !

[@TylerThompson90]

Yep pain in the ass!