How to Replace Radiator 2007-2012 Nissan Altima

[@TRQ]

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[@sunmoulrandhawa8406]

For anyone trying to do this for the love of god just move the ac condenser to the side and don’t remove it, trust me it will save your time and money

[@user-ku7zk7iu3v]

I CAN CONFIRM THAT AC CONDENSER DOESNT NEED TO BE DISCONNECTED. i just completed this after watching and reading the comments and little more research. I didn't remove any AC lines, I simply moved the condenser over enough to get the radiator out / in.

[@trentontoneyjr8617]

For anyone else that is attempting this removal, DO NOT undo the 10mm bolt on the condenser. You will in turn leak all of your Freon out and will have to get an AC Freon refill

[@brittanymoore615]

Sure wish I would of read the comments prior to starting bc I lost all my Freon

[@itsdanielrosa]

is there a way to do this without removing the ac lines

[@dw8679]

DO NOT take out the condenser bolt or you will let out all your FREON/refrigerant!!! Do not take that bolt out unless you are replacing the condenser for the AC also. If you are just replacing the radiator the ignore that step. If you do take it out then you will have to go to the shop to put more refrigerant in or buy a kit and do it your self

[@chepyvazquez2062]

i removed the 10 mm bolt on the condenser line and it won’t stop throwing green fluid

[@chepyvazquez2062]

Do i wait until it stops leaking/draining?

[@eduardomontanez700]

Leave grill attached to bumper & remove bumper,do not remove condenser,just move to the side$

[@gothboy4445]

Is it the same process for the 3.5 coupes?

[@NhatNguyen-rf5wd]

Mine is a manual transmission and dont have a cvt hose. But there is a connector/connection for the cvt in the new radiator, what shall i do? Thanks a ton!!

[@scottschuett1405]

How long does it take to complete this job for a certified mechanic?

[@mloleng]

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[@Buddy_Love_Child_of_God]

Good info, but lack of info all at the same, should mention that you would bleed the ac line before the removal of any of those condenser the blots just in case someone was trying to save money from not buying more FREON, I was able to tighten one bolt back up before I lost to much FREON butt hanks for the helpful video though besides that one part about the condenser bolts.

[@rubenrendon9225]

When I removed the bolt on the condenser line it made a loud noise and ever since then I do not have cold ac air, does anyone know why this is and what I can do?

[@TRQ]

+Ruben Rendon We wouldn't be able to diagnose an issue like that here, you may want to have a local mechanic take a look at it. Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c

[@stevet6563]

DO NOT! DO NOT!!!! undo the 10mm bolt on the condenser lines.. Wish I read the comments 1st; but if you do, it will leak all the pressure and freon in your ac system. It will cost you

[@sneakystroker]

Yes do not remove the condenser just remove the front bumper for more room.

[@aztlankin1]

Thank you sr

[@franks551]

What I have never had to remove the AC condenser work your way around it that's a completely different system don't 🤬it

[@lucasvaughn9423]

This is a bad video, no warnings about the freeon leaks, that's for AC and a lot of people down in the comment has lost AC and didn't know what they were doing.

[@mayozambada4912]

i used a mechanical wrench to remove 10mm ac bolt and it broke , this guy is a terrible instructor

[@kingwoolen]

Really a need to remove all that lol