Nissan Pathfinder: Traction Control Kicks On When Turning A Corner - Part I

In this video I bring you through the process of diagnosing and repairing a 2008 Nissan Pathfinder that is having issues with the steering angle sensor. It's making the traction control kick on when trying to make a turn. -Enjoy!
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[@bragonblood33]

I would love to see a sweater with the caption "SON OF A MOTHER" on it

[@cward1954]

Son of a beagle!

[@travlee8094]

there's your problem lady

[@2secondslater]

I would rather a t-shirt with a pocket

[@crisprtalk6963]

Part 2! Oh man...this is brutal!

[@tonymonastiere8510]

There's your problem LADY...You didn't go to SMA in the first place!!! Ya DING DONG!!!

[@thomasfletcher4765]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamiedubois5052]

😅

[@neilmurphy845]

I love that intro whit ice cream van

[@mikedayitt]

yea I went to change out the cabin air filter on my wifes 2016 forfusion and I tell you it was a pain. I actually took off the passenger uner dash air bag without knowing it and when I checked it said what ever you for DO NOT TAKE THE $ BOLTS OUT FOM UNDER THE GLOVE BOX FOR THAT IS THE PASSENGER UNDER DASH AIR BAG...nice for letting me know now. And It didnt go off.........mmmmm wonder if it really works? I didnt under the battery either.

[@davidrobins4025]

Looking for part 2 and hope it will be "fixed." not "repaired."

[@THEDRAGONBOOSTER8]

Small screwdrivers are , handy..

[@moff1959]

A little off topic but next time you do one of your Q & A I would like to hear your thoughts on EV's (Electric Vehicles) maybe there is a video opportunity there in the future. The EV is clearly hi tech and loaded with the interactive diagnostics you like to play with how do you see it in the future? and its effect on shops like yours? maybe not in our lifetime but still an interesting topic.

[@jkbrown5496]

Today's episode of auto explosive ordinance disconnection

[@noeygarza6522]

I started buying all GearWrench Products.

[@Dishman271]

Sometimes you just want to find the previous "mechanic" and clock his spring

[@jimruthem6587]

Some guys have a few tools, a couple of screw drivers and consider themselves a mechanic. You have just gone behind a couple of 'em. First sign of a fake mechanic is missing screws -- a literal screw loose!

[@neilmurphy845]

Ya definitely

[@rob2267]

Eric: So I got these screwdrivers Gearwrench: 👀 Eric: *uses Gearwrench promo screwdriver for 90% of the video* Gearwrench: 😍😍😍

[@flagmichael]

And rightly so! GearWrench is good stuff.

[@KY.0009]

@@flagmichael ive always been happy with them

[@davepercy4953]

@@flagmichael ZASS

[@65chevelleboys91]

Where can I buy a few

[@65chevelleboys91]

Where can I buy screw driver not in your store

[@rhoptry]

"on the go lifestyle" too good.

[@flagmichael]

The image is classic! Ricardo Montalban with one of those levers sticking out of his jacket pocket....

[@johntuttle5396]

Are you sure that the Pathfinder didn't have the rare ADS (Automatic Drifting System) upgrade? Also, as an honorary millennial, I am seriously considering, as part of my on the go life style, if I should start taking my turn signal and wiper stalks with me when I leave my car .

[@markh.6687]

You're seriously considering?! Surely you can't be serious?!

[@billdougan4022]

@@markh.6687 Reminds me of the line from Airplane.

[@BeamsAE86]

7 dislikes are from the employees and management of other shop.

[@pyro323]

Its up to 18 now, must be he hired some new people lol.

[@HouseCallAutoRepair]

Hey kid....here's $5. Go click dislike on as many of this guys videos.....

[@doyleb4360]

22 dislikes now. One must be a Dorman salesperson

[@hatfez]

I must be a blabbermouth. I tell my mechanic everything I can think of that will get it fixed faster. Why pay labor for him to search things that I can tell him?

[@markh.6687]

"Time is money, especially overtime."

[@mikeam3871]

When I worked in tech maintenance, I encouraged the operations folk to tell me everything they could about the equipment malfunction. Got me to solution twice as fast and often uncovered the root cause right in conversation.

[@thomasfletcher4765]

Can't wait for part 2 of " there's your problem , lady ! "

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

The problem is it's a Nissan.

[@flagmichael]

@@BigEightiesNewWave A Nissan that has been through hands that don't know what they are doing. Bad news indeed.

[@thomasfletcher4765]

@D.R. Lee formerly known as " dat soon "

[@DavidBennett505]

Its an amazon one... I had the same one sent to me and i had to pull the old one apart and solder in the new clock spring into the old housing. The new one didn't have the middle part to turn the angle sensor.. yup yup.

[@elcheapo5302]

I had some dash work done at the dealer and I don't know how he did it, but I'm fairly certain the technician used his 3/4" impact to reinstall the screws in my dash and trim.

[@douglasjreynolds]

The last time my car was serviced at the dealer I had to use a 1/2 impact to remove the oil pan drain plug. That's the last time it went there.

[@thomasfletcher4765]

@@douglasjreynolds sounds like the Yellowstone park service stations ( impact to remove and insert drain plug )

[@EHKOS]

I can make my car sound like 200 horses! *revs engine*

[@michaelblacktree]

*FIRST DO NO HARM* IMO that applies to the auto repair profession, just as much as the medical profession.

[@HomieHektor]

2:38 Hey what’s up G 🤣 The Homie Eric 😎

[@marksmith6104]

If cars could talk... The other “shop” with the 30 day used car warranty (aka Big Dick’s Used Auto Mart) sent it to his “mechanic” (aka Ugh-ah Doug), down the road who then had his “apprentice” (high school dropout wash boy) repair the horn with a 4’ pry-bar and 2 pound hammer who then somehow managed to screwed up the steering angle sensor. Ugh-ah Doug took his 1” impact and sawsall to the steering wheel and cowl to “diagnose” the SAS but gave up and told Big Dick the horn was fixed and sent it down the road.

[@heyitschinoable]

Lol

[@alexispieltin9379]

And the result is an insecure car on the road, and a possible interesting case for a lawyer if any accident had occured because of that nasty job!

[@neilmurphy845]

That's funny but ya cars really would say that

[@Garth2011]

Ugh ah Doug did something wrong too. No one took this vehicle for a test drive before handing it over to the dealership or customer. Duh dum da dum

[@michael931]

What is this, the clock spring channel??

[@MaxDoody]

3 people you never lie to... 1. Doctor 2. Lawyer 3. Eric O. lol 😂

[@bomberfan23]

3b (or 2b however you figure it) MRS. O......

[@davidwright1653]

Most important people you NEVER withhold information from: 1. Doctor 2. Attorney 3. most important of all - MECHANIC!!! Thus endith the lesson.

[@Android_Warrior]

Wrong!!!, 1) God! 2) Mom! 3)Doctor 4)Attorney 5)Mechanic

[@PatrickLeeUS]

You forgot electrician.

[@thomasfletcher4765]

@@PatrickLeeUS " shocking " they would forget that one

[@thedraac1818]

I was gonna add your Plumber and Electrician

[@doyleb4360]

@@Android_Warrior Don't forget your wife/girlfriend

[@sekekamawow5386]

That’s definitely not an OEM fan! I can hear it roar from south Florida!

[@neilmurphy845]

Probably had an crash because why else would you need a newfan

[@Sean-John]

Wow now I need to buy a gear wrench mini prybar... Thanks Erik O 🤣😋

[@prmayner]

Where to buy? Mac has them on their site. I have a Mac.

[@Sean-John]

@@prmayner Thanks but id rather not spend an extra 50 bucks because it says Mac... Gearwrench is good enough me!

[@Phantom-mk4kp]

Don't worry Eric i just wound back the video, the steering wheel was straight. No need to thank me

[@stanley917]

I'd nickname that car "Lucky" in memory of my old dog. Why? Well, they've both been fixed in the past and still don't work right....

[@johnodum6486]

In the hospital, had bypass surgery. Still looking for your videos. You are an awesome tech and great source of entertainment.

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

Why do it right when brute force will work!

[@iduimovic]

@South Main Auto Repair LLC. Hey Eric, as a Nissan Pathfinder owner I can tell you beside the obvious issue that the car has and you are fixing it, it also I can hear that it has the classic fan clutch stuck on HIGH all the time. Maybe the owner didn't know something it is wrong with it, because it bough it used and it may be like since since she bought it, but I can tell right away the fan clutch it is stock on high and has to be replaced to help the MPG and to keep the car sounding like a garbage truck down the road. Those Nissan fan clutch has the tendency of getting stuck on high due to a rust on the front mounted coil spring that sense the temp. I will let your customer know about it. It is an easy fix and will quiet down the truck BIG time plus help to gain the MPG back.

[@Garth2011]

Nice find I D. I noticed the fan noise too and can't stand those non-thermal fan clutches. The best clutch for a mechanical fan is a thermal type as they completely (or 80%) disengage the fan vs. the other version than simply limit the RPM of the fan when its not hot.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video Eric O @SouthMainAutoRepairLLC

[@myshots101]

I have 2008 Nissan sentra with the air bag light on. I tried using the cruise control on the freeway and notice it didn't work. As I did more digging apparently the clock spring goes bad. The radio and other controls also don't work. Sometimes one button does. In short I need to go to the yard and find one but just haven't got around to it. So that clockspring may be it on this one too. Not sure the sentra has that angle sensor. I didn't see anything about that. The dealer wants and arm and a leg so it'll have to wait until I find one.

[@Yawwee]

First, I never heard of a "" Clock Spring "" till I came here !!!!! I thought - did he mean the steering wheel winds up the dash clock ??????? Come to find out, it has nothing to do with telling time !!!!!! Secondly, there was a rash of brake changing, then a flood of ball joint replacements, with an occasional tire change done....but usually by another worker or Mrs. O. !!! A small spurt of gas tank vent valves, some fuel injectors along with the usual amount of wire rubbings/chaffings !!!! Lots to learn about on a vehicle !!!! But no better place than to be taught here at: SMA center !!!! It's where it is all happening !!!!! I'm holding my breath for part II, so please don't take to long or I'll look like a Smurf !!!!!!!!!!!

[@video45000]

I work in computer software, and yet somehow you've helped me with finding problems in code. Earlier today I was trying to debug something and went down the wrong path. Thought about what you say, "Stick to your routine diagnosis". Found the problem in 5 mins.

[@SouthMainAuto]

Works 60% of the time everytime!

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

Spent about 27 years in IT operations, his troubleshooting technique is applicable to many fields. Reminds me of many troubleshooting moments on mainframes, their peripherals, software, firmware and OS. Miss the old days with mag tape and impact printers. I almost miss card readers. Almost!🤣😂

[@video45000]

@@JohnRodriguesPhotographer Lol almost 😂 Just starting out as an intern, hoping to work my way up and one day say I've been in this field for 27 days!

[@flagmichael]

@@JohnRodriguesPhotographer 34 years for me, plus 14 years in avionics before that. 100% true: jumping to conclusions is often a shortcut to failure.

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

@@flagmichael started out on Burroughs B4800's with Varian frontend communication processors. Did a little keypunch and a lot of microfiche the first year. Not to sound egotistical, but I was good at it.

[@artymike4506]

What is the regular retail price of a clock spring? How much is a NISSAN clock spring with the extra parts?

[@richardwarnock2789]

Low and behold and Wait for Part 2 Check✅!!!; )

[@OMAR6575]

i believe the previous shop installed the wrong clockspring and what nissan calls a " spiral switch and combination switch assembly". on the pathfinders from 05 and newer those pieces you pulled out, the wipers and indicator switches are integrated and its a complete piece, i learned that when i installed OEM fog lamp kits on a couple of nissan trucks, rogue, frontier, pathfinder...

[@miguelare3]

6:37 you did make me jump lol

[@mansouralblooshi3004]

Count me in dude🤣

[@ckm-mkc]

When I buy a used car, I usually go through and replace all the missing screws (with OE if possible). One mechanic I will never use again gave me a car back with a bunch of screws missing, then told me they were never there. The look on his face was priceless when I showed him my invoice for the OE screws.....

[@alantorrance6153]

That was a quick introduction to the steering wheel and associated mechanisms. Better your that me, Eric.

[@yumpinyiminy963]

I have a question for you. I have a 2013 Avalon Limited with 33,000 miles. Breaks worked perfectly until I took it to the dealer to have a wheel alignment done while I needed other items done as well. How the hell does doing a wheel alignment cause my brakes now to pulsate when breaking? Like a warped rotor. Expect left front.

[@mikeam3871]

Maybe warped your rotor by over tightening your lug nuts?

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

"Today's pocket screwdrivers are brought to me by..."

[@MERCNRY]

Free doesn't make a sponsor but gets one review or shout out

[@tattoochef]

Man oh man I miss the SMA videos! And I must admit.....the pride you show for your craft is absolutely inspiring. Thank you for taking time out of your day to make these videos!

[@robhalter]

Biggest problem in our profession is getting the whole story. Just tell us the truth may save you some money too.

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

"Hello, local mechanic? DaddyBean here. I was trying to replace a strut on a 10yo Mazda, and the lower bolt was rusted solid. My ugga-dugga gun was broken, so I put a socket on the nut, a breaker bar on the socket, and a pipe on the breaker bar, and tore all the corners off the nut. Not my finest work. That was 2.5 hours ago and I'm about ready to set dynamite under it. When can I bring it in?"

[@Sojourning_]

before cat went full on computer, a typical the hacks pretty much chopped up the wiring, beats me how anything worked, my job as an HDR/W, schooled with Cat, took a year in electrical mechanical engineering / 101. not being the sharpest butter knife in the drawer, on the GI-bill, it didn't get any better. schooling through cat in advanced hydraulics and a few other things, all to be an HDR/W. much of my time R&R scraped beds cutting edges. ha. with all that said, it's all about OEM, I still recall seeing some of those old timers farmers who got lucky back in the 60-s and early 70's got hook up to dirt jobs, primary tool an adjustable wrench and a big hammer, for sending 1/2 / 3/4 inch bolts through welded threaded nuts, hammer them home, I asked a couple of those old timers about that, temperament, couldn't be bothered didn't care, it only had to last as long as the job, and he would be gone, I spent years chasing after that short of junk. pretty much all that old cat yellow old iron is gone. todays automotive, I know nothing but what Eric has taught on, awesome head for this stuff. at 72years of age, I couldn't even get the plug wire off the spark plugs, added to that, I needed a new battery for the truck, I had to take the truck to the shop I go to to have them put it in, the truck is to high for me and the battery was more than I could manage. my truck be in your shop Eric but for for being on the upper west coast. ! King James Bible Promise BOOK, awesome book of selected verses of GOD's word, 2 bucks at your local bible book store. amen...... amen.

[@johnhufnagel]

before watching: I'm calling either clockspring or seriously wonky alignment. I did full front end refresh on my jeep, got the wheels mostly straight, but the steering wheel was cocked 45 degrees. no biggie, 1 mile drive to the shop on 25mph roads, how hard could it be? every time I had to turn in the direction of the cocked steering wheel, ABS/TC would freak out.

[@flagmichael]

Am I showing my age if I think of it as a Pathpuppy? I gotta get one of those GearWrench mini pry bars. They knew what they were doing when they sent you a set!

[@jameswoods7276]

Id say they put a incorrect clockspring in it, or broke something when they hacked the thing apart to get at the clockspring. Based on the mounting devices and connectors being damage and that switch not fitting securely Id say team of cavemen were tasked to that job. Likely a good thing you film some of this stuff so your butt is covered. The saying "Not my monkeys, not my circus!" Comes to mind. There was a lot of monkey business going on with that steering wheel.

[@crisprtalk6963]

James Woods What are you saying...it’s so easy a caveman can do it doesn’t apply in this situation? Ha!!

[@paulkirkpatrick9652]

It’s actually son of a motherless goat LOL

[@martinarrieta248]

Grasias por el diagnostico

[@millerfawaz151]

I've been down that same road in an xterra. The clock spring is quite steep from Nissan because they come with those stalks but there are cheap ebay ones that do not include the stalks... Of course Nissan had three different types, and the ebay ones are a total of one type. So... that's an easy mystery to solve considering there was a 30 day warranty involved. Frankly, if you did concoct something that moves the steering sensor, it does work, for around one year. Don't ask how I know :facepalm:

[@4mula353]

Oh no, I came early again. 🤪

[@Bobbyjwmwb]

That's what he said

[@gustavoalvarado5427]

😂😂

[@bill3641]

The Apollo capsule was easier to diagnose than these new cars are , right ?

[@flagmichael]

Confirmation when the panel was seen to be missing!

Well, the people that built and designed it where right there to eagerly help whenever they where needed.

[@jamiedodd1991]

At the beginning of the video I noticed a Buick Roadmaster outside, I hope there is a video coming on that, I love those big old cars.

[@PistonShack]

I sometimes just listen Eric's videos. Way he talks is so informative and funny.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Nice work 👏 👌

[@utuber2940]

HEY LADY ITS YUR CLOCKSPRING.... MY STEERING WHEEL HAS A CLOCK? Apply rim shot here....😵

[@dieselhatz4247]

Was that a Vessel Phillips screwdriver? I use the Megadora version, turquoise handle. Nice Japanese tools, cheap to boot. Never knew JIS existed until I saw theirs, and now use them all the time.

[@milantrcka121]

Wow! From 737MAX AOA (angle of attack in vertical direction) sensor failure report to Nissan direction (horizontal angle) angle sensor failure expose. Both caused by human error(s). How does this happen - pending apocalypse?

[@supermicrodualcpu]

My observations of American owned cars. 100,000 miles minimum, TPMS light on, always on and dash could do with a clean.

[@Kobafied]

At least you had a good release, of course we have to wait for part 2 for all to be satisfied. Once again, good job Eric.

[@robertgantry2118]

LOL... That clock spring assy... With the steering wheel and covers off.... It reminds me of the handle bars on a Big Wheel. :D

[@TeemarkConvair]

one HAS to wonder why the "other" parts changer didn't notice/experience the ABS issue as soon as he was done "fixing? And, why the HECK the owner didn't drive right back into that shops garage with the ABS issue? .stand by for NEWS!

[@frankm8533]

My friend bought his 2011 Pathfinder brand new it now has 110k miles has been perfect since day one BUT in the last 2 year's if it sits for more then 48 hrs the battery is dead! It's been to 4 Nissan dealerships and 3-5 small shops. They've spent about 4,500$ on it and no one has fixed it yet. They love it still it's in excellent condition garage kept

[@robertmccully2792]

If auto makers installed quality electrical parts these videos would not exist. Billion dollar industry fixing this junk.

[@zx8401ztv]

That other garage didn't compare the clock springs and all new parts, you always do :-D When i take anything apart i observe where everything goes and i take pictures just in case my memory is having a bad hair day, like it often does.

[@rigjockey67]

I just replaced my clockspring last year on my Infiniti ... Nissan is known to have crappy clocksprings and they control so much! I learned a few new things that's for sure!

[@Kamaole3]

"We won't break them just in case..." That's something I've got to remember!

[@bigpatrck2]

Defusing bombs two videos in a row.

[@hatfez]

Wait. I forgot to ask. What kind of woman put a sound generator in her car? Does she have stuffed animals on the rear deck? More than 5 bumper stickers? A troll hanging from the rear view mirror? Warning signs of a crazy lady.

[@SerbanCMusca]

Now that first sentence is something to which Pedobear will answer "wait, I'm comming with you". Also, not something you want to tell a cop who stops you and asks you where you're heading to. I loled hard.

[@nattyandlucy4269]

Not defending any one here but I had a job that had a bajillion boltz an I ha 2 left over. Not sure where they went but hey free bolts who can complain. Just kidding I'm having nightmares just were they go.

[@s.j.5850]

It's amazing how often you have to fix something that some other mechanic did wrong. That is why people have a dim view of the industry. The customer pays for a job that doesn't necessarily fix the original problem. So when you fix it right the customer has now paid twice (or more) for a repair. How can they (the mechanics that botched the repair) charge someone for a repair they did not fix properly?

[@SerbanCMusca]

Just like Van Gogh had different color periods, Eric seems to be in his clockspring period ;) I mean, first the Han-doo, then this. Do those things go bad in September, or what? xD

[@gregorythomas333]

I want to know who takes a month to fix a horn button???

[@pr3ttyxdogs73]

Hey Mr O, I was getting nervous when your were fondling with the steering wheel airbag and that mini prybar in your hand and the airbag accidently deploying and diving the prybar into you head. I feel confident that you know what your doing but accidents do happen. Please be careful remember safety third.

[@capemarinesurvey6561]

Your lucky you were able to pull codes. The steering angle sensor on my Tundra shorted out and when it did it crashed the entire CAN network. No scan tool communication at all. All CELs turned on in the dash, the truck started and ran, but all gauges were dead except for the fuel gauge. Took me 2 days to figure out.

[@matthewjohnson5646]

Ya know. I was expecting Nissan Pathfinder with the big "insert engine here". That's a critical component to every repair.

[@rickbaker4571]

October is imminent and I still don't have an ice cream visit... I want my money back!! oh, wait... there was no money. Well, you know what I mean!!! : )

[@markanderson350]

I had a clock spring fail on my Mazda. I paid a mechanic to fix it right and it was not much money. Without all the service info, you can destroy things quick.

[@JohnnyTalia]

All the nonsense with the clockspring notwithstanding, as a Nissan owner I am pleased to see how modular their design is - Airbag pops out, multifuction stalks click in and out, etc. A lot easier than dealing with 19 different connectors, 11 screws, and needing a special factory tool that only the dealer has.

[@t5ruxlee210]

Automatic Traction Control activation when turning corners ? Sounds perfect for winter driving.

[@hddm3]

I tell you what. Mac brand little pocket pry bars. Are great. I have a bent one and a straight one. Never broke it or any damage at all. They are great. I don’t use anything else anymore. Let us know how the gear whrench works out for ya. Mac is the original though. Right up tour ally

[@MasterChief-sl9ro]

There is a pin that connects both the Clock Spring and steering angle together...The pin is made of plastic. I bet it broke. Why it doesn't move now... And that steering wheel has to be aligned on the marks. As it will happen again..When someone cranks that steering wheel all the way to the stops...

[@alfredvalrie5541]

7:06 WTF 🤣😭🤙🏾

[@kthwkr]

We build OEM entertainment systems for many of the auto manufacturers. For one we had to add a running motor sound features to drive an external speaker to one of the EV cars. This was the solve the problem that as the car glided along it was ultra silent and pedestrians would step out in front. It's amazing how much we use our ears to keep from getting run over. I tried to talk them into a horse sound but they would have no part of that. So I guess that's relegated to after market. I don't think our motor sound ever made it to actual production. Too bad. It sounded nice.

[@musclesmouse]

Giving you free tools with names plastered all over is just smart. If I was watching your vids and saw you missing a tool, sending you one to make your job easier would make me money. That is if I sold that tool.

[@markh.6687]

The sensor detected that the sensor was defective, and activated a sensor to counteract the imaginary vehicle motion, resulting in a false sensor reading. I think. :) Seeing these new cars makes me think I should buy that 1999 Toyota Corolla I saw at a local dealer. Didn't need all that wiring to steer in 1999.

[@dB_944]

Just how complicated can you make turn signal and wiper stalks!!!

[@heywhyerd]

@1:45 Steering angle sensor, or tripple pack sensor (x y and z axis, pitch,roll and yaw).

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

Eric O. Needs to keep light stalks in equipment hoard for the Mrs. Because these here tis new like. New old stalk. Pun.

[@Charles_Mulberry_7977]

You're supposed to chage your clock in the spring...I got a feeling that you are steering us wrong...or right but not left!

[@Rover101]

Nissan's are absolute rubbish, I will never get another one. They just aren't made well.

[@SIGINT007]

Screw this Nisshan pile...what’s up with the Roadmonster?

[@kevinbaughman2307]

Isn't just a cute little screwdriver.....woudyah just look at it .

[@Mrflash222006]

Chinese junk clockspring, a month todo a 20 min job what a joke