Nissan Pathfinder Positive Terminal Replacement

[@coltonm.1487]

Just so you know you can have the throttle body relearn idle by itself, it’s pretty simple and there’s lots of videos 👍

[@mauriciom.868]

Absolutely worked thanks a lot on my way home

[@edwardfoster9651]

be good if you could see what he is doing.

[@user-dp3vq7sm4c]

Great tip!... Thanks for the share

[@PeterBranco]

Thank you

[@jaybae8056]

when i connect the two little red connectors,i get continuity with negative thru the 100amp. AND, i get continuity from positive terminal and block/ and body ground. PLEASE HELP!!!!!

[@richaneesh]

What is the socket called that's connected to the positive terminal?

[@JuanGomez-nu7uv]

Nissan Frontier 2008 terminal positivo

[@genericdude6551]

Why is there an insulator on this?

[@mariolara7514]

What year is that truck?

[@JayJay-wc6yr]

Do not follow the anything you've watched for this year it doesn't need to have a charger hooked up while serving the battery and don't replace the positive terminal with that end go to your Nissan dealer and they will give you the correct part it cost $50 so its a inexpensive fix that if done incorrectly will cost you $1000's!!!!!!

[@matmacneil2325]

Ok there buddy 50$ for a battery terminal... These are perfect. Good job Danny.

[@genericdude6551]

If you're talking about the battery clamp for the positive terminal, I would not put that piece of Nissan junk on mine. I replaced it with a much more durable marine type of clamp that has a vertical stud for attaching the fusible link. This is a much better solution and it works fine. As for keeping power applied to the electronics during the upgrade or replacement, that isn't necessary - at least not for my 2014 Xterra.

[@peyton176]

Can't see

[@joselopez-rs5sh]

que mantequilla todo estaba flojo no me ayudo nada,pues el mio esta endemoniada mente apretado. no like.