Here’s Why Mechanics Hate Nissans

[@scottykilmer]

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[@fili3on837]

Thanks you scooty big fan from belgium

[@rizali7837]

Superb video...Helped me a lot.

[@maxgonzalez5927]

Which recent Maxima will be best to buy.. or you recommend.. I was thinking between 2010 to 2014.. help please..

[@aytugdemir1323]

@@maxgonzalez5927 None of them, save yourself the trouble and get something like a Mazda, Toyota, or Honda if you're looking for something 2013 up. Anything before, dont stray away from Toyota or Honda. Mazda would be your last choice of the three for stuff older than 2013. Mazdas were decent with Ford, but Mazdas now have amazing quality

[@fromthebackofmymind]

The Nissan needs a Roth Rat Fink 10 foot gearshifter. Then she'll run fine.

[@johnjones393]

The stealerships in my area would ask $6995 for that Maxima. Crazy prices right now.

[@AlexMAGA2024]

I see that all the time at small sleezy dealerships.

[@nickturgeon7632]

@@AlexMAGA2024 just bc of the vq

[@hugeCRSfan69]

you actually can get 6 or 7 grand for this car. 3500 is a steal

[@glennoropeza3545]

I always encourage people to spend just a few dollars more and you'll get a much better car for the money!

[@dravidianking1298]

I’m in high school and my mom gave me this car with 40,000 miles on it. I’m just gonna leave it stock and use it as my beater until it eventually goes out. It is pretty quick tho.

[@TheChuyDewy]

40k aint bad for miles only had small issue at 70k miles

[@Mr05241948]

You"ve got a good mom

[@michaelanderson3703]

My 1997 ford thunderbird 4.6 2v v8 has 43,000 miles on it

[@dravidianking1298]

@CapN by beater I mean daily for going back and forth to school when it eventually opens back up, I’m looking around for a weekend car like a 350z to really modify now.

[@dravidianking1298]

@@Mr05241948 yeah she bought the car 12 years ago to go to work with but the train was quicker so the car’s been mainly used for grocery shopping. I’m grateful for it and hopefully one day I can get enough money to help her buy a house.

[@GregSereda]

In Poland when the cats go bad they just cut them out and straight pipe it. Problem solved. Our annual car inspections don't test for emissions. I once had a Toyota Rav-4 D-4 Diesel with no cat and no DPF filter. Passed with flying colors. Welcome to Poland! Try not to breathe too much of the air, though...

[@wesdoobner7521]

Great idea if you can find an exhaust shop that will do it.

[@m.a.omarkhail8294]

We got rid of emissions test in Ontario also

[@puma1294]

Yall be the same idiots that when u get to old age, wonder why they have cancer.

[@kastriotaliu4281]

well,Poland is mostly forest,so I guess that compensates it in a way,doesn't it? anyways,you are way better than the Balkans! don't even get me started on how the things go down here!

[@Cheek_Buster]

Yall know how to live

[@ronch550]

6:26 - despite how much he bashes Nissan, this one puts a smile on Scotty's face. This is the dawn of a new era.

[@tomasescobarruiz9648]

Hey Scotty, greetings from Colombia! You're the most talented and funniest mechanic ever!

[@kobrien4121]

They should make a Biopic about this living legend! Who could play Scotty?

[@jayjahone6369]

@@kobrien4121 Nicholas cage or Steve buscemi

[@ranggaajibaskara1809]

Dennis hopper

[@tomasgaspar8065]

Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@themachine8009]

William h Macy.

[@schutte83]

Just bought the wife a 2009 Lexus ES350, I’m so glad I watched Scotty’s videos because the wife was wowed by the Nissan Maxima bells and whistles and I steered here to the Lexus and she loves it. I’m going to keep this Lexus for a long time!!!

[@madebydade305ify]

You are a good man.

[@savagewaifu4694]

@@madebydade305ify I got a friend who just bought a 2003 Lexus ES 300. He got it for $2500. The has 260,000 miles on it. But it drive perfect. The outside is in great shape other than a couple of nicks. The interior is mint and everything works. We took it to my mechanic to have it looked over and scanned and it didn't have any problems or codes. They are great cars .

[@dirtpiddler7548]

my mom has had her 2000 Lexus LS400 for like 15 years now and its at like 170000 miles.. that car has been amazing.. such little maintenance years and still runs and drives quiet.. the premium paint job still looks perfect

[@fouadmohammed5418]

Well, atleast it puts a smile on everyone face when driving, even Scotty

[@mikeyg5326]

gonna put a frown when the repair bills start racking up

[@ross5506]

At the 6:30 mark speed demon, lol.

[@PreeMoo]

“Notice the jumper cables? Muha-haha!” For a second there I swore that Mr Scotty had turned into Dr. Evil.

[@dcbthename3930]

Rookie Officer: whos that crazy old guy speeding down the road lets get him... Detective:oh that's scotty don't you dare touch him I'll arrest you! He fixed my toyota corolla in 98

[@gaae2000]

I have a 2005 Nissan Murano - bought in 2009 with 35K miles. It is fast, runs smoothly, and is quiet! at 148K - feels like you are driving an electric car. Replaced sensors in 2010 and 2012, I always change the oil at 3K, keep the engine compartment clean, and always use Premium gas as recommended.

[@bigmoneybenjamin9477]

Never had a problem passing emissions with a 21 year old Nissan by simply clearing codes and then later changing a charcoal canister valve. Not sure if NJ's emission testing is as strict as other places and this will work everywhere though. The emissions problems of these old Nissans are usually soft codes and safe to clear with software because the emissions systems are not even broken when they are throwing code.

[@محمدالبلوشي-ح6ق]

My 2010 maxima has 150000 miles and still going strong🤷‍♂️. The only thing I can complain about is the suspension system

[@atlanticjatt7525]

It will fall apart slowly

[@محمدالبلوشي-ح6ق]

@@atlanticjatt7525 Maybe but I love this car so much. And I will keep it till it fall apart Completely.

[@christiangriffith225]

And I have 175235 miles

[@esai2hottie]

My dad had a 2003 3.5L Altima that he bought brand new and he got 200k miles out of it trouble-free. He sold it to his friend in 2015 but as far as I know, that car is still on the road to this day. I feel that as long as you're able to get a Nissan with a V6, no CVT trans, and keep up with the maintenance, you should be good for the most part.

[@boywitdapipe3514]

Really wish they didn’t switch to CVT. Not only does it create more problems, but the car isn’t a build car anymore. Before CVT, people made some insanely fast builds with the manual ones. I really wish nissan did a final homage for the maxima and made an AWD 3.7 (basically a g37x) in manual before moving on to EV. a man can only dream though.

[@ERod28]

@@boywitdapipe3514so a 2020 Nissan versa has a cvt transmission when should I change transmission fluid

[@davegeorge7094]

I tightened my pinion screw and locknut with a huge allen wrench on the supra and fixed slop!

[@harleyvulcancobra4.619]

I have a 2003 Nissan Frontier and it still runs perfect ! No problems what so ever! V6 crewcab! It still looks almost new!

[@iceman1292]

Nissan used to make not only good cars but they used to make great cars. I used to buy only Nissans in 90s but their quality went down the drain. Now I only buy Lexus's.

[@meanodustino9563]

Yikes on Nissan. As a mechanic I just hate the way they are designed. Brakes.suspension and other parts are just hard to replace. Always rusty and hard to access nuts n bolts.

[@christiangriffith225]

Timing chain?

[@6lemans10]

I drive a 1999 B14 Sentra GXE. 197,845 miles later, it's still driving strong. Got the car washed at Carpool. I had to tell the worker to clean up the wheels. People don't respect you if you drive a sports car, luxury car, or a modern car.

[@flannelguydiy6458]

I wouldn’t buy that car with low or no mileage

[@donaldlapietra8161]

Had an 05 maxima. Was actually a fair car, lot of fun to drive, actually really liked the style. Definitely was not without flaws but overall ok. Sold it bought a Newer Camry. Long story short, happier with the Toyota.

[@DukenukemX]

Going by RockAuto prices the cats are $150 each so around $500 in cats, and a brand new Rack is about $250. A brand new strut with coil spring is $60. A brand new A/C compressor is $180. If you do the work yourself it's not bad, but I wouldn't spend over $3000 for it. I'd ask for $1,500 at best.

[@CenobiteBeldar]

0:34 Where are you turning the steering wheel there, Kilmer?

[@bobbyhill4460]

These also had timing chains which lasted forever

[@terbennett]

I used to work for an automotive trade organization back in the mid 90's. Even back then, Nissans were well known not to pass emissions here in California.

[@66cuda]

I have an 02 sentra gxe, I bought it wit 202,000 miles, I put 30,000 miles in a year and a half, no real problems, the $500, fuel pump, the car was only $1650, I drive 120 miles a day for work, not a bad car, she is reliable

[@mikemullay5622]

My wife and I bought a new 2004 Nissan Maxima. We drove it 167,000 miles but it took 2 transmissions to do it. These were the pre-CVT transmissions.

[@markh.6687]

Scotty Baby!! We love ya, and we know you gotta finish packing. We can wait for some of the videos until you get packed and moved.

[@AlGoYoSu]

My old rust bucket of a 99 4th gen Maxima's 🐈 broke off after hitting a pothole. Replaced it with the cheapest "hi-flow" replacement 🐈 I could find. It wasn't much more than a straight section of pipe with channels in it. Still passed the emissions test though.

[@mrdave777]

Isn’t that 3.5 one of the best motors ever?!

[@cygnus1965]

Yes it is. Timing chain issues with early models but free that first batch, solid as a rock.

[@christiangriffith225]

Kinda

[@hootinouts]

The case of the OEM pre-cat on my 2005 Nissan Altima was cracked and CO was leaking into the cabin. I replaced it with one made by Walker. After only about two years, that one failed. Same problem with case cracking. Got it replaced for nothing as it was still under warranty. Of course that didn't pay for my time. I also replaced the main CAT as the case had rusted out where the pipe connecting is. A scrap guy bought both the old pre-cat and main cat off me for $140. I'm sure he got a lot more but nobody else would deal with me. They want to only deal with bulk.

[@TheRiceguy78]

Only nissans I can mess with, Z, frontier and xterra. Save for ignition coils, camshaft and crankshaft position sensors, and replace the radiator with an all aluminum one and for the z also get an oil catch can and save for new lower control arms and check oil level every month

[@slidetek]

I've been a Datsun fan for almost 50 years. My first car was a Datsun 2000, I'd _love_ to have one of those again. Of course, it threw a timing belt and that was that. Had a 240Z afterwards. But then Datsun started getting crappy toward the end of the 70's. Some of the Nissans rectified things. I currently have a 2006 Infiniti M45, but am wondering what to do with it. About 150k, and the front control arms and bearings need replacing. Also probably need new brake rotors. Don't know if I should throw money at it, or if that would be a stupid move. It's a second car at this point, so mileage would be low.

[@ogmudboned]

I have an 86 D21. One of the best pickup trucks I've driven ;)

[@bobbates6595]

T O Y O T A !☺

[@andrewwhiteman8357]

The older ones without the CVT

[@simonauffrey7032]

First time I don't hear Scotty complain about a CVT Transmission

[@ONeal397]

Scotty I'm listening I won't buy it!

[@christiangriffith225]

I have one

[@ONeal397]

@@christiangriffith225 endless money pit

[@PedroM503]

What are not money pits?

[@ONeal397]

@@PedroM503 toyota, honda

[@PedroM503]

@@ONeal397 yeah thought so i got a bmw right now but down the road I’ll get me a toyota

[@poke12gauge32]

They suck my sister went through 2 of them same issue both times wound up needing new motors on both and transmission on 1

[@ninjabongtoker1]

i think mechanics love nissan for all the work they bring mechanics.. and the mechanics probably love nissan because they can fix those problems easily and the engine still runs fine

[@Anyone553]

I remember the 1987 NissanSentra’s. They were good cars. Now I wish Nissan never merged with Renault!

[@frankie072]

Hope your having a great weekend Scotty!!!!

[@hrep14]

I still drive a 1995 Cefiro which is a Japanese built version of the Maxima. I just do the normal and wear stuff, still runs great. The one problem I have is that all the info labels on the car is in Japanese which I can’t read.

[@sergiogonzalez6047]

I have an 09 Lancer with 230k miles still running good cold a/c

[@aaronclasby]

Wow,I have had 3 nissans with no issues..84 200sx with 250k miles 10maxima 190k miles and I'm still on 15altima with 65kmiles no real issues..

[@tenzackyogi1742]

Mostly FWD car has only wearout issues on front tires if you park on gravel with concrete floors.

[@josephcazzuto7198]

All cars have their issues. I have an 06 Toyota with some sort of engine rattle, manual transmission that randomly refuses to go into gear and it drinks oil but it keeps on running.

[@migagn]

Bought a used Corolla 2 mos ago and absolutely love it.

[@Dstromb232]

My new neighbors has a Toyota truck with 200,000 miles on it and his wife has a SUV with 250,000 miles on it all hi way mileage but he change the oil every 3000 miles.

[@motormind4788]

Also it is very likely the inner tie rod end may have some play. A cheap and easy fix.

[@emilysexiness6111]

Can you do videos on vans?

[@motormind4788]

If you buy a 14 year old car with over 150000 miles on it and expect perfection you are kidding yourself. Scotty, to inspect a power steering rack correctly do it with the engine running, that way you are inspecting it with the pump running and i bet that play you think you felt will go away. Also it is illegal to vent R134a to atmosphere, to you telling a customer to keep filling an A/C system as a "professional mechanic"🤨 you are breaking the law. Also if the Cats are burnt up, check the fuel trim values as CATs don't die, they are murdered. I bet you will find the engine is running rich.

[@KPBigBoss]

I had a 14 yr old nissan sedan with 160k miles and didn't have any leaking issues or anything. Once you maintain your vehicle and take care of it, it will take you places.

[@jamesb8305]

I got a hell of a Lexus for $3400. He wanted $4,000 but brought the price down because it needed wheel bearings.

[@jimmytovar2844]

@scotty Kilmer , is a Lexus IS 350c from 2014-2015 worth $28k? I have been following and enjoying your videos. From what I take away a Toyota V6 engine are better than the newer CVT engines. However new engines are less expensive than the older model Lexus . Thank you. For your videos!

[@explosive_shart9405]

I have an 09 nissan versa with the 6 speed manual that has 107,000 miles and I bought it brand new in 2008. Its holding up great even with me being pretty rough on it. Been in a few accidents but I could repair it all in my driveway with hand tools.

[@sendo427]

I recently bought a 07 Maxima that is in really good condition and had little over 69,000 miles on it.

[@SeanOMatic]

I think these pre 2006 Nissans are good cars. The issue is that Nissan financed anybody with a pulse and that these people dont ever do maintenance.

[@Washman-jw3hl]

Scotty you mentioned how the white paint reflects heat and can last longer. But I work at a car wash and detail center and over the 25 years of seeing multiple white cars including the white accord I owned I noticed a lot of car that are white get chalky and faded after some 7 years plus. I always wondered if the factory spray job went cheap on the clear coat because of the bright white color. And the results I noticed on many makes and models

[@fouellet1701]

Front ends on ALL makes (including Toyota) with front wheel drive (or all wheel drive) and struts require maintenance after years of use. Not just Nissan! That includes tie rods, CV joints and struts.The real issue with Nissan is their engines with a water pump tucked inside!

[@davidmiller4270]

Here where I live some people cut off and bypass those catalytic converters

[@chorizojuice]

Alot comes down to the person who drives it. I know many people who just dont do maintenance until something is wrong instead of routine like a responsibile person. My 05 nissan titan still drives very good with no major repairs. Mechanically more reliable and more powerful than the fleet of Ford trucks where i work. Now i have a 2 yr Nissan Rogue AWD and just did all the powertrain maintenance. I expect to get alot of miles out. Ill be doing the cvt and transfer case fluid change myself every 2-3yrs. I always had good luck with nissan but i will admit some interior parts on the older vehicles are crappy and will crack or fall apart. But most that stuff can be found cheap online

[@Over9000scouters]

That's one of the first years the cvt was the only trans available on the maxima, sadly. Find a somewhat older one with a manual and it's one of the most fun daily drivers for the price

[@uptownsamcv]

my 2002 6 speed Maxima has 315,000 and still runs strong. faster than the 350Z and runs neck and neck with 370Z's... I actually just changed my compressor this month, $229....

[@lawrencegatt4515]

Love ❤️ your videos mate thanks

[@HbEthan.]

Surprised the transmission hasn't gone out yet

[@frankmenz1110]

2000 Avalon XLS, 171500 miles, no MIL and original Catalytic convertors

[@EMichaelBall]

Drive it until the wheels fall off.

[@frankmenz1110]

Lol, it’s a great vehicle

[@TS-eg8dm]

265 horsepower not 255, and that car does not handle well, they have a habit of fishtailing and it's one hell to catch it back once it starts to fishtail, the only thing I liked with that car is that it's fast like a bat out of hell

[@kalunakirkham6220]

I just recently bought a 1986 Nissan 200sx...

[@robecor_]

Used to have 1 back in the 90's.. Nissan's were better-made back then..

[@alirock2012]

I have 2007 Nissan Altima v6 I bought it with150000 I have 219700 I only changed the wheel bearing hubs and alternator the problem is it at the bottom of the engine no ac

[@vonstrong92]

U ever change the transmission fluid

[@motersickel]

One of my friends recently traded for a 2004 Maxima it is a 6-speed with the 3.5 engine it's nearly clapped-out lowered to the ground... I was in shock when he told me he traded his 2007 Harley Sportster with only about eight thousand miles on it with a Screamin Eagle kit on it lowering shocks on the rear the whole nine yards this bike literally looked brand-spanking-new.... I wouldn't give $500 for the Maxima I just couldn't believe he done that....🤦🤦🤦

[@Phenomental1ty]

Decent car and that Maxima visibly has characteristics of the counterpart Infinity's. They now are INEXPENSIVE, money pits. ;)

[@Joes_Corner]

Infinity is to Nissan as Lexus is to Toyota. They're the same thing.

[@Phenomental1ty]

that's what i am saying. Infinity are fancy nissans.

[@Thorscauldron]

Thanks Scotty my retirements coming up. I'm not keeping the Nissan. I'm going to be looking at Corolla/Camry 2.5.

[@jonathanquiroz1]

Endless money pit, finally.

[@jahimeansdignity6153]

How can you get a mechanic to check out a vehicle before you buy? I don’t know of any place that let’s someone take the car until it’s bought here in the Midwest (MO and KS area). And no mechanics are going to go with someone to check out a vehicle.

[@rgbatesjr1575]

I had an 05 maxima, was a decent car, transmission shifted poorly at times and timing chain tensioners were loud, but had 160000 miles and had lots of power still I miss it

[@nunyabeeswax3936]

96 altima has a five speed is fun to drive around....

[@TheCondorjc]

Decent trunk indeed

[@christinacook3451]

What about a 2000 Toyota 4Runner with 300,000 miles NOT in perfect condition for $3500-$4500?

[@bobbates6595]

2500 would be better!☺

[@christinacook3451]

dan b YES I AGREE!

[@JayGold710]

I have to disagree I had an 06 Altima se-r 3.5 front wheel drive I bought it beat up with 150,000 miles and made it to 190,000 with minimum maintenance

[@nyn3482]

Scotty it has a timing chain issues and transmission problemd

[@sapphire163]

I had an older Altima with the same engine/transmission as Maximas. I wonder if they fixed it by 2008.

[@Fcknlala]

Switch oil to 10w40 dino replace cats problem solved the cats on these mid 2k Nissan be it maxima, altima 2.5 and 3.5 and all flavors of the sentra die because of oil consumption

[@jah4097]

Long time subscriber you saved me with this video

[@guitarsarelikestupid7200]

And with a Nissan of this age, expect the "service engine soon" light.

[@sparksglencoe2037]

I was gonna say , I owned 3 in my lifetime. It's a classic to see "service engine soon"

[@tyeeslayer]

Scotty gave us a Yadda Yadda Yadda. Must of watched Seinfeld last night.

[@Cmoney-lv8zd]

Thank for the information

[@chrisheiry]

Scotty doesnt look a day older since i started watching his videos years ago

[@poldariser8686]

Well Scotty,l I got my 02 Camry for $2,100 5 years ago with 124,000 miles. Besides it burning oil with engine light on, it's running like a clock with 180,000 miles now.

[@gbdguy445]

I can't run, Scotty. I don't have feet! Gobble Gobble!!!

[@christiangriffith225]

I have that almost same maxima but mine is the SL trim with 2 sunroofs I currently have 175,235 miles and it hasn't had and catalytic converter issues😌

[@charliegcanadianpatriot7781]

"Live Free or Die" - Damn Straight !

[@aaroncarmack231]

I once made the mistake of buying one of these pos cars. I wish I had watched your channel before making that 7,000 dollar mistake.

[@Benny-dv7xm]

Scotty is loveable for his hilarious antics!

[@brensdaman926]

Nissan used to be just as good as Toyota but cheaper back in the day. 2001 and older Nissan is good. Even better when it was Datsun

[@divingadventures121]

My 2005 Altima has 289,000 miles on it.

[@mzonerz]

Scooty, planing to buy Maxima 2011 full option. what is your opinion?

[@ddp7028]

Mechanics hate all makes and models of everything it seems

[@phatster88]

Killer sentence you spot a mile away: "endless money pit"

[@codeaccount2434]

I have a Nissan Sentra on lease and the lease is going to be over and if i remember it right you mentioned about the JATCO transmissions are not good, so I decided to not to buy the Nissan but I visited the dealership today to ask about the process of returning the leased Sentra. They told me that now new Sentra's coming with now Honda's transmission. my question to you is that is it even true and if it is then Nissan Sentra a good reliable car and good buy now, Please let me know as I have to buy the car in about a month. Thanks

[@rverro8478]

In other words, if your vehicle goes "clunk", it's still okay BUT, "clunka-clunk" means fix it asap.

[@RED8-HQ-8D-Music]

R Verro Yup, I’m very glad I took my car in to get the suspension looked at. I drive a 2007 Ford Mustang and it made a “clunka-clunk” noise when I turned sharp. Had to invest over $1000 to get that fixed.

[@laurieannrodriguez4551]

😂

[@mrdave777]

That clunk could just be a motor mount too! Lol

[@RED8-HQ-8D-Music]

MrDave 777 True, I was thinking that may be something that needs to be fixed as well for a car that has 118,000 miles on it

[@floridaman7]

@@RED8-HQ-8D-Music what did it end up being?

[@TCSMaingot]

Doesn't seem so bad to me considering the mileage honestly

[@h.g.r6968]

Fr

[@hugeCRSfan69]

i agree....id buy that car for 3500, its in good shape.

[@laembajadacolombianarestau2140]

I got an 2004 no problems with the 280 hp for 2k

[@alexanderperez1127]

I got 2002 Nissan Altima with nearly 200,000 miles on only thing wrong with it is my ac motor went out

[@DJBpartyTV]

I just bought a 2006 Nissan Altima 2.5SL with 106,xxx miles on it for $2500 and it's my daily driver. I now have 129,xxx miles on it and I've only had to change the fuel pump. Great car.

[@COYGunners]

“You can’t trust anybody” and shows a pic of the pope looooooool. Absolutely nailed it!

[@davoncci]

What was the message he was trying to pass? I'm confused

[@dannyramirez6113]

@@davoncci Pope touches lil boys and is basically the antichrist

[@gregthesplintercell]

He should have put up a picture of Democrats.

[@djl_cyber_yt]

@@gregthesplintercell Fair enough

[@summushieremiasclarkson4700]

@@gregthesplintercell what's the differencce

[@chandrapresnell3911]

Scotty first I love your videos. I just wanted to tell you I own a 2006 Maxima it has 328,000 miles on it. It has been a terrific car yes I've had to do maintenance but nothing major. It still has lots of power and will get up and go. Guess I have been fortunate. Keep up the great videos.

[@DevTheCreation]

man my 06 is making some weird noise and is always needing work idk what’s wrong with it 💀💀💀

[@demarcusrobinson8627]

My 05' maxima has 222,440 miles on the clock and still holding up pretty well I just do maintenance on it and that's it

[@james81693]

@@DevTheCreation my 06 as well. Transmission valve body issues, possible ecm glitching, timing chain guide came out of place.

[@mccoyji]

I have 2010 maxima with 84k. Real good.

[@SDSOne]

I have a 2011 with 137k. Been maintained well.. Car runs like new. Just issues with gas milage. Engine eats gas

[@abdukbir5565]

Bringing up the pope's picture when saying "never trust anybody" never gets old lol