Solving Code P0128: Thermostat Replacement for a 2008 Infiniti EX35

Hello, everyone! Dive into a tutorial on replacing the thermostat in your 2008-2013 Infiniti EX35. Don't forget to show your support by liking, sharing, and subscribing! Your engagement truly matters. Thanks for watching!
⏱Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Scan Car
1:01 - Lift Vehicle
1:18 - Drain Coolant
1:50 - Air Filters Housing Removal
2:32 - Coolant Tank Removal
2:57 - Thermostat Removal
5:00 - Install New Thermostat
6:26 - Temperature Coolant Sensor
⏳REPAIR TIME: 2 Hour
⚙️PARTS:
1. Thermostat
2. Temperature Coolant Sensor
3. 2 Gallons Of Antifreeze/Coolant
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This video aims to assist fellow Infiniti 35EX owners based on my expertise. The information shared is provided as is, without any guarantee. My insights are primarily derived from hands-on car experience and should not be a substitute for professional guidance or a shop manual. I cannot accept any responsibility for property damage or injury resulting from the use of the information in this video. Please use this guidance at your own discretion and risk.

[@XJJesse]

After replacing the thermostat the "Check Engine Light" hasn't come back on and the Inifinti has been running fine. 👍🏽

[@klwthe3rd]

Never be embarrased to take more parts off than necessary to do a quality job. I applaud you for taking pride in your work and the owner will appreciate you NOT breaking his connector. BUT...was i the only one that spyed that coolant overflow tank had a serious case of the crusties???? Looks like coolant was leaking out around the cap for some time.

[@alexandrecouture2462]

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[@NjBoriG35]

Thanks for this video. But why are you using blue fluid???

[@kimberlydoppler3630]

How did you take the cover off when the VVT wiring clip was stuck? We are taking all the bolts off, but it won’t come off and yours look like it came off very easily so you could unclip the VVT solenoid wiring clip to get the 3rd thermostat bolt out.

[@adambennett2176]

The inside of that hose on thermostat housing looked pretty old and dirty on the Inside. Show us when u change it out next month😊