01 Nissan Sentra vent selector switch & temperature control repair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2017
- This video covers repair of the vent selector switch or temperature control on a 01 Nissan Sentra 2.0.
Please like & subscribe if this helps you. God bless. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
This is the exact video I needed. Thank you so much man. These are really great cars too. They run forever. Mine has 230k miles now and starts and drives like a brand new car. An easy 3-400k mile car.
Thanks for this video! Perfect fix for potentially hazardous problem. Fixed my car in less than an hour. No way I could have done it without this video.
Excellent DIY video man. Both my vent selector and temp selector knobs gave up at the same point. Dealership wants $400 to fix this...hell no. I’ll be doing it myself now. Thanks for the how to 🙌
Cool. Glad you found it.
This worked perfectly on my 2002 Nissan Sentra. Zip ties fixed the displaced cable housings. Thank you very much!!!
Awesome.
Long time looking for this video and a first time I'm writing something what more can I say
Thank you it is down to the point and it's understandable
Take care and I got a beer for you when I see you
It's Dec 2022
Glad it helped. Too cold to not have it working.
Thank you! My home rehab is keeping the budget pretty tight and my vent selector stopped blowing air to the windshield just in time for the snow and frost. This will allow me and my wife travel safely this winter!
Awesome, hope you get back to 100% quickly. God bless.
Your awesome, I'm glad I see this cause it cost so much when I bring my car to the shop just to fix the Aircon switch.
good info...just be patient. Thanks Carl. gotta have defrost!
Thanks for saving me money!
Thank you... this video was a life saver !!!!!!
Thank you very much!! Was successful your tutorial👍
I really thank you so much for your video.. Turns out my selector detach from other end. Under stearing wheel.. Unfortunately I couldn't attach cable.. I had no space to work with. I just moved it with my finger to leave it for feet and front windshield.. Thanks again..
LucSon FunPol Wow, haven't heard of it messing up on that end not good.
Very good! I like the idea of taking difficult situations off camera and explaining what you did afterwards.
Hope it helped. God bless.
Thank you...I have been suffering all summer and I couldn't afford to pay a mechanic... It's working now!
Good deal. It makes a big difference.
Thank you fixed mine ❤
I have an 06. Thanx for this vid! I just fixed BOTH sides in like 15 min maybe less! I already knew how to take dash apart cuz I've replaced my stereo lol. Gonna try it on my corolla too... same issue with a knob not working...
thx. Good luck on the Corolla.
The perfect ending with putting the camera in front of the vent lol good video tho
Thanks for the video, fixed mine effortlessly!!
Awesome, glad it helped. God bless.
Thank you so much for this. This helped me fix the problem with my girlfriend's vent selector switch on her sentra.
Great. Many other videos that may help down the road.
Awesome video. One additional tip, after a while the cable may work its way loose from the ziptie. I suggest adding a bit of epoxy or hot glue and fasten the ziptie to the outside part of the cable. Just make sure not to get any on the wire that has to slide easily in and out of the cable.
Glad you liked the video.
Awesome! Thank you! Worked on my 2006 Sentra :D
Thank you for the video señor I also have this problem my heater is not working my air vent only comes out in the middle this video it's going to help me a lot like I said thank you very much God bless
Glad to help.
I fixed the left side (hot cold blend) back in August, and today (February 25) I fixed this side. I don't know why they put it on the bottom side but it was a little tougher to access. The ways it's designed it's like they knew people would need to fix it with a cable tie. Mine is a 2002 GXE. Low miles and very well taken care of but a piece of junk. Great video.
Glad the video helped.
Thanks.
Carl Davenport Thanks for the help. Have to do the same to mine. Same car as yours Rodger. Dealerships do make things harder on purpose.
Worked perfectly thanks to you!
Awesome.
Very easy to follow and solved my exact problem on and my 2000 Nissan Sentra
Awesome, glad to it helped.
My switch just broke today - thank you for this!!! :-)
Awesome, glad to hear it helped.
How long of a fix? Mine been broke since summer, but face vent works fine with AC. But winter time, my feet are freezing
Informative and helpful video. Thanks!
Awesome, glad to hear it.
gracias caballero! 2000 Sentra with AC switch problem
Great video! Thanks for info.
HUGE THANKS for uploading this video! I was able to fix the same issue on my 2001 Sentra GXE in a matter of 30 min! Before I watched your video, I was clueless on how to gain access to the vent selector area! Thanks again!!
Cool, glad it helped.
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@Korbyn Harrison i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
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Thanks so much you saved my account !
Thank you kind sir this was very helpful, I got it to work
Excellent
I’m going to attempt this soon as my defroster will not work and I have a diagnostic code P0128 (coolant thermostat fault). I hope this gets rid of the troublesome code as I have an inspection upcoming. Anyway thanks for the vid!
Thanks man, i had this problem but with this video, not anymore
Good deal.
Thank You Carl, I will try to fix it tomorrow Nissan Sentra 2005, same problem / mechanism, same solution.
Did it work for you?
i could not do it , i will work on it until next weekend. thank you
I did it, thank you very good video. two ties and done.
thanks for your help !!!!!
Glad it helped.
Really is a great video, only issue I had was trying to work the unit out enough to be able to work on it. I have been just pushing the cable to the front setting for summer and pulling it out for defroster in winter. Works but its a pain in the ass. Might just spend the 79 bucks to get a new assembly
If you can get it that cheap that's not bad.
Thank you!
Its that time of year, going to need them working.
Good video, I have this problem.
Issue resolved?
Hey Thanks
Sure.
GOOD ZIPTIE IDEA"!!!! THANK YOU"!!!
It works well.
My husband used a mini binder clip.
thank you, live in Florida and it is stuck on heat!
Yea, it seems to happen when its hottest out.
2000 Altima is only blowing from defrost how do I get it to blow from the regular vents it just started doing this could that be a relay or control module
Not sure on the Altima. Will need to check a Nissan forum.
Im having the same problem rt now. Did you get it fixed?? If you did what was the issue? Please help
Is there no way to buy a new clip or repair the old one?
Not that I am aware of. This fix has lasted a few years & still going.
Does anyone know where the fuel pump relay is of 2006 sentra 1.8L ?
I do not. Hopefully someone will chime in.
The gas pump relay is near your left feet under dashboard there is in my 04. Sentra.😊
@@germanfernandez9033 thanks. Yeah found it kick board left side bottom
I relocated my ac and now my cable is to short how can you make it longer
I don't know how to extend it, sorry.
Ahhhhhh duuude!!!!
I wonder how a zip tie and gorrila glue combo would work...
You can try it, but know that the Gorilla expands a bit and won't stay just in the spot you put it on.
I have this problem on a 05 sentra
I think the repair procedure is the same for 2000-2006.
Carl Davenport true.!
Melanie did you have a check on engine light? My 05’ has this same issue and my check engine light is on
@@carldavenport1583 just did this in a 2006 sentra. It's the same, I managed to do it without disconnecting the radio wires, but there is very little room and no way you could really have made a video showing it. ty for this Video
@@jerrybeard8995 Glad you were able to get it fixed.
Epoxy!!!
May work great, never used it personally. Thx.