Definitely the best video on this I've seen. I'm changing mine tomorrow and I was a little worried, but this is such a simple explanation. Thanks so much!!!
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Unbelievably simple. Your instructions were spot on. I'm fairly mechanically inclined, but car parts can scare me a bit. The whole process took less than an hour and that includes a trip to AutoZone for some new hose clamps!
Thank you for helping me with this job., I just changed my sons radiator in his Sentra and it only took me a couple of hours. This video really helped me out.
It should be the same, you can leave the bottom ports exposed since it won’t use the transmission cooler on the manual. No coolant or anything flows through those so you could use the automatic radiator unless the parts store made one specifically for the manual. Usually not the case since it saves them money only seen it make a difference on Subarus
Anyone know how to make sure you Order the right radiator for this car? Mine's a 2004 1.8 and I can't read the label, nor can i find any site that show how to order by Radiator part number. I just don't want to order one and find it is the wrong part.
Question: at about 1:40 into the video, when you removed the transmission fluid hose at the bottom, how much transmission fluid did you lose? Is there still transmission fluid in the radiator? Did you have to add transmission fluid back after the job was completed due to fluid loss? If so, how much? Thank you for your help!
I didn’t lose much! I had to top it off with about a quarter of a quart (1/16” of a gallon) so barely anything but I did face the hoses upwards immediately after removing them that way minimal fluid is lost 🤙🏽 no problem! Please like and subscribe to show your support (:
try posting a lil more, ik when its about tutorials on how to work on cars is kinda hard but maybe you can also try reviewing cars, maybe going to car meets and record it, stuff like that attracts more ppl bro you’ll get up there one day fs
Hey, I'm currently doing this replacement and for the life of me I can't remember where the two transmission lines in at the bottom lead to. Is there any specific spot they lead to because I don't see anything that'd look like a hose would connect to it.
I’m not entirely sure, did you remove them from the transmission itself? Cause they just go into the radiator ports at the bottom and back to the transmission on the other end
Definitely the best video on this I've seen. I'm changing mine tomorrow and I was a little worried, but this is such a simple explanation. Thanks so much!!!
Thank you for your support! Really appreciate and I’m dedicating my videos towards making everything easy, straight to the chase and simple for everyone! Please subscribe to show your support! 🤌🏼 I’d highly appreciate it
howd it go man?
@@rjoog super easy job
Unbelievably simple. Your instructions were spot on. I'm fairly mechanically inclined, but car parts can scare me a bit. The whole process took less than an hour and that includes a trip to AutoZone for some new hose clamps!
@@callahan40151 thanks! That’s what I do best just keep it simple and straight to the point for all my repair videos 💯
Thank you for helping me with this job., I just changed my sons radiator in his Sentra and it only took me a couple of hours. This video really helped me out.
No problem! Glad it helped! These cars are really well engineered! Easy to work on
Life saver bro, love from Australia
Thanks! Glad to help 💯
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@@MarioGomez-tw6le si muchas gracias!
Is the radiator for the manual 1.8 any different than the automatic?
It should be the same, you can leave the bottom ports exposed since it won’t use the transmission cooler on the manual. No coolant or anything flows through those so you could use the automatic radiator unless the parts store made one specifically for the manual. Usually not the case since it saves them money only seen it make a difference on Subarus
Anyone know how to make sure you Order the right radiator for this car? Mine's a 2004 1.8 and I can't read the label, nor can i find any site that show how to order by Radiator part number. I just don't want to order one and find it is the wrong part.
Question: at about 1:40 into the video, when you removed the transmission fluid hose at the bottom, how much transmission fluid did you lose? Is there still transmission fluid in the radiator? Did you have to add transmission fluid back after the job was completed due to fluid loss? If so, how much?
Thank you for your help!
I didn’t lose much! I had to top it off with about a quarter of a quart (1/16” of a gallon) so barely anything but I did face the hoses upwards immediately after removing them that way minimal fluid is lost 🤙🏽 no problem! Please like and subscribe to show your support (:
I missing the engine dipstick to check oil level you know the part number or the length? mine is a 2005 Sentra s 1.8
@@ErickG.I oof I don’t know but I know orielys and Autozone sell replacements their like $20 the tip of them are common to break
@ will try it thanks
Awesome
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Hello sir can i ask were did you order the radiator?
Hi I bought mine at Orielly auto parts
yo bro how much antifreeze and water do u add to the new radiator?
Hey it wasn’t much, took about 1 gallon to refill 🤙🏽
@@tonytorques bro tysm i changed my radiator yesterday thanks to ur video, u deserve way more views, stay safe 👍
@@angelsi66 thanks! I’m tryna come up but subscribers are the hardest to get 😓
try posting a lil more, ik when its about tutorials on how to work on cars is kinda hard but maybe you can also try reviewing cars, maybe going to car meets and record it, stuff like that attracts more ppl bro you’ll get up there one day fs
@@angelsi66 thanks for the hype! I may try mixing it up soon now that summer is starting 🤙🏽
Hey, I'm currently doing this replacement and for the life of me I can't remember where the two transmission lines in at the bottom lead to. Is there any specific spot they lead to because I don't see anything that'd look like a hose would connect to it.
I’m not entirely sure, did you remove them from the transmission itself? Cause they just go into the radiator ports at the bottom and back to the transmission on the other end
@@tonytorques nope, I only recalll removing taking them out the raidiator ports when I took them out