I live in Houston gonna have to do this. I'm leaking coolant from the driver's side throttle body. At least I think cause that's where I seen the smoke coming from and the burnt coolant smell
Thanks for the video. Quick question, what did you do with the pipes coming out of the throttle body? You attached the T to the vacuum lines and the sensor and closed down the bottom main lines. Did you leave the throttle body pipes open?
Bro idk if you can help me with figuring out how can i take a coolant by pass for the g35 off im struggling its like crossed i can send you a picture of it
how has everything been since this delete did you run into any issues ? The only vid i can find that plugs those holes on the coolant line instead of running more pcv
(EDIT: PSA for random car-repair watchers/newbies) Most vehicles today have EGR, and on such cars those coolant lines keep the throttle body from getting heat-soaked by very hot EGR gases. As Eric explains below, that doesn't apply to his particular car(s), so he didn't mention it.
I understand that could be the case, but I'd hate for someone to think that they could always "declutter" any engine by deleting their equivalent, when they don't understand the consequences on their own vehicle. I notice now that your video title specifically calls out the cars it applies to, but I didn't hear you mention the EGR angle for people who might think this works for every car. Those viewers are the ones I'm looking out for with my comments, here.
@@RyanBissell most people would see the title and not watch the video if it's not specifically addressing the car that they own. I appreciate your comment but in this case I don't see the point of letting others know since this vehicle does not have that system
@@JavierLopez-ib1uj yes air intake coolant hose or throttle body coolant hose what its like 10 dollars for the original u only get it online but u can also take it out and go to any auto parts store and tell u want a hose exactly like that u buy it by foot its like 4 dollars total
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If you want to get rid of all the clutter in engine bay this is a great mod that is relatively cheap.
I live in Houston gonna have to do this. I'm leaking coolant from the driver's side throttle body. At least I think cause that's where I seen the smoke coming from and the burnt coolant smell
Mine is leaking from that area too bro please respond we’re exactly was it coming from ?????????
@@ethen_dsm7696 Get a Coolant pressure tester from autozone, I just got one and it was leaking from that hose from the throttle body
Check your bleeder port
Eric. Do you have this video for the 3.5. 2005 and lower?
Thanks for the video. Quick question, what did you do with the pipes coming out of the throttle body? You attached the T to the vacuum lines and the sensor and closed down the bottom main lines. Did you leave the throttle body pipes open?
Yes leaving them open won't harm anything
I know a yr old but should have just used vacuum caps vs the hose and bolt. Much cleaner look.
Thanks for your feedback but no one will ever know the difference since it's tucked deep in the engine bay
Bro idk if you can help me with figuring out how can i take a coolant by pass for the g35 off im struggling its like crossed i can send you a picture of it
Awesome vid man ! might see if this works on my QX-50
Actually mine is 3.7VHR so idk
@@vciq yes it will be similar to mine I showed the difference in the intake manifolds which is not much
hey, do you know of the 350z and G37 TB are the same fitment?
Yes they are the same
how has everything been since this delete did you run into any issues ? The only vid i can find that plugs those holes on the coolant line instead of running more pcv
Car ran like nothing was changed no issues
@@ERICSDIYGARAGE Thanks for the info & quick response
Have 2008 3.5HR sedan sport. Doing this won't throw any lights will it?
I heard these are really sensitive @@ERICSDIYGARAGE
@@wendellseymour6569 no codes
Turns out I have to do that tube at the back 8:12 can you help
Mine started leaking on the driver side port could i just plug it and leave othere hose open the one that runs to throttle
Yes
Appreciate it
(EDIT: PSA for random car-repair watchers/newbies) Most vehicles today have EGR, and on such cars those coolant lines keep the throttle body from getting heat-soaked by very hot EGR gases. As Eric explains below, that doesn't apply to his particular car(s), so he didn't mention it.
Not this vehicle, it doesn't have a egr that connects to the throttle body
I understand that could be the case, but I'd hate for someone to think that they could always "declutter" any engine by deleting their equivalent, when they don't understand the consequences on their own vehicle.
I notice now that your video title specifically calls out the cars it applies to, but I didn't hear you mention the EGR angle for people who might think this works for every car. Those viewers are the ones I'm looking out for with my comments, here.
@@RyanBissell most people would see the title and not watch the video if it's not specifically addressing the car that they own. I appreciate your comment but in this case I don't see the point of letting others know since this vehicle does not have that system
It wasn't a criticism of you, it was a helpful note for others. I watched your video, and I don't own these cars. :)
Did you notice any performance difference.
Tbh no. this not a huge performance modification but it does clean up the engine bay a bit.
@@ERICSDIYGARAGE ok cool
Don’t you need to remove some coolant too?
A small amount of Coolant will leak out from the line. You do not need to remove any additional Coolant
Whats the name of the hose you broke idk where to buy it
Did you ever figure out the name? I just ran into the same problem and need to replace it
@@JavierLopez-ib1uj yes air intake coolant hose or throttle body coolant hose what its like 10 dollars for the original u only get it online but u can also take it out and go to any auto parts store and tell u want a hose exactly like that u buy it by foot its like 4 dollars total
@@ErikDominguez-b1w thanks!
Your engine is begging for a bath
No hate or nun but I feel you could have found actual plugs and not hoses with bolts stuck in them
Could of but these work just as good if not better since the plugs are prone to failure over time
Nice bro
No way in fuckin hell I'm trusting or taking the word of a guy that keeps his engine bay that filthy. I'm out.