I used your videos as guide to change the thermostat on my Armada,I had never touched my car but you gave me the confidence to do it myself, thanks for sharing your knowledge.🤜
Just did the same thing to my '04 Titan (replaced the radiator and thermostat). Couldn't have done it without your video! Thank you for taking the time to make the video and for sharing it with people--like me-- who need a little help but don't need all the other crap that some people like to pass on. Your presentation style, with the footer notes, was spot on. You rock!!
+mikeandconi Thank you!! I love to share on what I know. I believe in this world we all have a purpose, for me, to help people the best and honest way I can. Please share and subscribe. Have a nice day.
Thanks for doing this! and great camera work too. I was easily able to change my Radiator thanks to this video... I also swapped out the Serpentine Belt, and replaced all the clamps and hoses.... and I also learned about proper bleeding of the Radiator!
Welcome!! I'm happy you understood everything I did. Many viewers comment that I should narrate what I am doing. The videos I do is "what you see, is what you do" repairs/replacements. Thank you for the comment. Please like and subscribe.
@Fix It Angel thank you so much for your time and energy. this video made my life so much easier when swapping my cracked radiator on my Infiniti QX56. Much appreciated!
You saved my ass, just used this vid to fix a 07 Titan I just picked up that had a busted radiator, while I was i was in there I changed the belt too. Thanks man.
Just replaced the radiator on my '07 Infiniti QX56 (same as Armada). Thank you Fix It Angel for the step by step video! It gave me the confidence to do this myself! Your instructions were perfect. And you cut unnecessary video footage to make the video concise and brief. Exactly what I needed! I read the ClubArmada forums and they were helpful as well, but I had the laptop with your video in the garage with me for the job. Guys like you who take the time to teach others saved me hundreds of dollars by making this project a do it yourself fix! My kids were "helping" me too. Now where did I put that wrench? *UPDATE: I included a link to your video in my ClubArmada post to send other Armada owners to your video. (Here's the forum for anybody attempting this repair: www.clubarmada.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11392&page=6)
+Tim B Awesome Dad!! Good job!! It's subscribers like you who appreciate the videos I make so it motivates me to make more "how to" videos. Thank you for the time commenting and linking. Please share and subscribe. Have a nice day.
Subscribed, Reason: Simplicity, and you took the time to cutt and edit it, even if it were a few seconds here and there it adds up and your work is noticed! Thank you, and about to dive into my qx-56 for a Radiator swap, unfortunately I am unable to replace the Thermostat this go around. Hopefully it wont be too much of an issue running the old one. ( Radiator has a crack on it, I blv Waterpump and thermostat to still be operational)
I'm glad I watched this video, I did not know about the other oil cooler, the AC bracket nuts and tensioner trick. Sometimes you can push down on the serpentine belt to remove the fan bolts. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the video. Well done! Helped me out big time. The worthless shop manual was only getting me in trouble. It made no mention of removing the fan, lol. Keep it up! And your baby sounds like a sweetie.
+Nick lisi Welcome and thank you Nick. I like it when viewers like you appreciate the video and comments. For those who don't, I tell them go buy a repair manual and good luck with that. Please share and subscribe. Have a nice day.
also, my radiator broke in exactly the same spot. when they are manufactured the same way, they usually break the same way....got caught on a road trip 5 hours away. Thank God I was able to limp it home...I duct tape/glued a rig together to hold the hose somewhat in place, but still had some fluid loss. Anyway now that's solved because of your post. Thanks again!
dude this was exactly what I needed. Just finished up a radiator install because of your post! thanks! Thanks! and Thanks! Still need to flush the system correctly but I think Im going to take it up to a local shop to do that part. Man Thanks, instructions spot on! thought about removing the cross member, but as soon as I used a long 10mm wrench, the fan bolts came off with ease, didn't even need the pry bar. Thanks!
This one was labor intensive. Thanks for sharing. These vids always bring a smile to my face when I hear the kids nearby. They're gonna have a decent understanding of diy when they're older. Hope you killed the spider!
Fix It Angel- I'm replacing radiator on my 2011 Armada. Its actually leaking around the nut where that A/T trans cooler line is that you remove in this video. I didn't understand the part you did after disconnecting and letting it leak out a bit. Did you plug the metal line where the trans fluid was coming out? Also, what did you do right after that as the video either cut out or went to quick for me to see?
Thanks for the great video. I have an 09 Armada with 185K and it's been the best vehicle we ever owned...bought it with 9K on it.... I tow an 18ft car trailer and my Jeep and am well under the weight capacity but as it gets a little older I thought about adding an external transmission cooler to bypass the radiator in the likely event the radiator cracks. I don't want any fluids to mix and kill the transmission. I have the tow package and external cooler as this one did but wanted to know if you've ever installed a separate cooler to bypass the radiator? I live in a mild climate which doesn't get crazy cold so I'm not worried about the fluid needing to be warmed by the radiator. Have you done this before? Thanks again for all the great help...
There is a stripped nut on the fan assembly. The space is so tight I can only get a wrench in there (not a racket tool) How can I relieve this nut of the fan assembly?
hello, the way i find out is. remove one hose from the radiator and start the car and immediately shut it off. look at the hose and see which direction the fluid is coming out. now you know if its the return line and the other line is the feed line
Bro, this is the best video that I found for a Armada repair. I have the same issue with the thermostat housing leaking and the coolant auxiliary hose going from the radiator to the auxiliary tank has a small leak. Did the thermostat housing leak after a couple of thousand miles since you did not use a new gasket?
Fixitangel, the radiator just went on my 07 titan and im about to attempt fixing it with the help of your great video. Thank you for putting this together. I was just wondering, did you use after market parts or OEM and how long did the whole job take? Also, do you recommend replacing the thermostat since everything is already removed?
Hello oshuaib1, thank you for watching my video. I used a aftermarket radiator from my local auto parts store. The job took about 1.5 hours, yes I do recommend replacing the thermostat. Thank you
Fix it angel, thank you for your reply. I have another question please. Should i be concerned with performance and longevity by purchasing an after market part? Will my nissan titan perform the same while im towing a trailor?
oshuaib1 aftermarket parts are to meet or exceed OEM specification only thing you can do is buy the aftermarket parts and install them and if you think it's taking away the performance on your vehicle then buy the original OEM dealership parts and reinstall. But if you go and ask the dealership about if aftermarket parts will lower the performance of your vehicle I'm sure they will tell you yes just so they can get your business. but in my personal opinion an aftermarket radiator and thermostat won't hurt any performance of towing.
Justin McDaniel hi, you can try and see what happens when you don't loosen the belt. This video shows you how to replace the radiator. There were no short cuts.
Understood. Thanks for replying that's awesome!! I just don't have a long enough ratchet to give me the leverage to loosen belt. Literally just finished pulling the fan blade and it didn't effect the pulley... now just gotta put the new one in. Awesome video couldn't done it without it
Justin McDaniel welcome, be careful. Anything can happen with that tight belt when you don't release that tension. I'm just thinking about safety too. No one wants to get hurt while fixing their car. Thank you
Love the no nonsense realistic approach. Great vid. Definitely helped. Thanks!
50 minutes worth of info in around 14 minutes. Good work, and good way of communicating that work.
I used your videos as guide to change the thermostat on my Armada,I had never touched my car but you gave me the confidence to do it myself, thanks for sharing your knowledge.🤜
aye Filipino pride brotha! Thanks for the video, well explained and executed
Solid video. Shows having all the right tools pays off. You're the man!
Just did the same thing to my '04 Titan (replaced the radiator and thermostat). Couldn't have done it without your video! Thank you for taking the time to make the video and for sharing it with people--like me-- who need a little help but don't need all the other crap that some people like to pass on. Your presentation style, with the footer notes, was spot on. You rock!!
+mikeandconi Thank you!! I love to share on what I know. I believe in this world we all have a purpose, for me, to help people the best and honest way I can. Please share and subscribe. Have a nice day.
I got an 04 Titan I'm about to do it to 🥴
Bro I can’t thank you enough for this video, extremely helpful in changing my 04 Nissan Titan radiator! Thank you
yoy are professional bro... amazing tips and video making.. each step is clearly shown
This was a tremendous help with the radiator replacement on my 05 Titan. Thank you for posting this video.
Great video. I had to change the radiator in my wife's infiniti qx56 and this video walked me right through it.
Love for it angel who has also helped me fix issues with my pathfinder.
Awesome job thanks for all the details. Wow if I had three days straight I would attempt this. Mechanic here I come!
Thanks for doing this! and great camera work too. I was easily able to change my Radiator thanks to this video... I also swapped out the Serpentine Belt, and replaced all the clamps and hoses.... and I also learned about proper bleeding of the Radiator!
Welcome!! I'm happy you understood everything I did. Many viewers comment that I should narrate what I am doing. The videos I do is "what you see, is what you do" repairs/replacements. Thank you for the comment. Please like and subscribe.
@Fix It Angel thank you so much for your time and energy. this video made my life so much easier when swapping my cracked radiator on my Infiniti QX56. Much appreciated!
You saved my ass, just used this vid to fix a 07 Titan I just picked up that had a busted radiator, while I was i was in there I changed the belt too. Thanks man.
+pachi7tre Welcome, please share and subscribe.
Just replaced the radiator on my '07 Infiniti QX56 (same as Armada). Thank you Fix It Angel for the step by step video! It gave me the confidence to do this myself! Your instructions were perfect. And you cut unnecessary video footage to make the video concise and brief. Exactly what I needed! I read the ClubArmada forums and they were helpful as well, but I had the laptop with your video in the garage with me for the job. Guys like you who take the time to teach others saved me hundreds of dollars by making this project a do it yourself fix! My kids were "helping" me too. Now where did I put that wrench?
*UPDATE: I included a link to your video in my ClubArmada post to send other Armada owners to your video. (Here's the forum for anybody attempting this repair: www.clubarmada.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11392&page=6)
+Tim B Awesome Dad!! Good job!! It's subscribers like you who appreciate the videos I make so it motivates me to make more "how to" videos. Thank you for the time commenting and linking. Please share and subscribe. Have a nice day.
Subscribed, Reason: Simplicity, and you took the time to cutt and edit it, even if it were a few seconds here and there it adds up and your work is noticed! Thank you, and about to dive into my qx-56 for a Radiator swap, unfortunately I am unable to replace the Thermostat this go around. Hopefully it wont be too much of an issue running the old one. ( Radiator has a crack on it, I blv Waterpump and thermostat to still be operational)
I'm glad I watched this video, I did not know about the other oil cooler, the AC bracket nuts and tensioner trick. Sometimes you can push down on the serpentine belt to remove the fan bolts. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the video. Well done! Helped me out big time. The worthless shop manual was only getting me in trouble. It made no mention of removing the fan, lol. Keep it up! And your baby sounds like a sweetie.
+Nick lisi Welcome and thank you Nick. I like it when viewers like you appreciate the video and comments. For those who don't, I tell them go buy a repair manual and good luck with that. Please share and subscribe. Have a nice day.
Your video was INCREDIBLY helpful! Thank You!!
Outstanding video! I have an 04 Infiniti QX56. This was great to watch! Keep the videos coming! This was great!
also, my radiator broke in exactly the same spot. when they are manufactured the same way, they usually break the same way....got caught on a road trip 5 hours away. Thank God I was able to limp it home...I duct tape/glued a rig together to hold the hose somewhat in place, but still had some fluid loss. Anyway now that's solved because of your post. Thanks again!
dude this was exactly what I needed. Just finished up a radiator install because of your post! thanks! Thanks! and Thanks! Still need to flush the system correctly but I think Im going to take it up to a local shop to do that part. Man Thanks, instructions spot on! thought about removing the cross member, but as soon as I used a long 10mm wrench, the fan bolts came off with ease, didn't even need the pry bar. Thanks!
Awesome!! Please like and subscribe. Thank you!!
Very nice video. Clear and not filled with all that extra talking when your trying to learn lol. First and only video I seen of your tho. Subscribed.
Thanks so much for this video. Great walk through for my 12 titan!!!!
This one was labor intensive. Thanks for sharing. These vids always bring a smile to my face when I hear the kids nearby. They're gonna have a decent understanding of diy when they're older. Hope you killed the spider!
+Miguel Torres Hi Miguel, always a pleasure reading your comment. Yes, my wife had our daughter take care of that spider. lol
This video helped a lot. Thank you!
Great as always man.
Your kid sounds cute lol
Keep up all the great work!
Hope to see a 93 Accord there soon to learn some more stuff
Great video man thank you
Thanks for the video, just finished changing mine out.
Well sensei. Ill try and do it like you. My radiator just started leaking exactly like that one.
excellent video. thanks
after how many miles have you do this changes ?
Hell of a mechanic to do that shit with one hand
Grate camera work
Can u help if you can show us how to change ac filter 2000 Toyota Camry I will appreciate.
Do you need to remove the fan to take the radiator out?
Fix It Angel- I'm replacing radiator on my 2011 Armada. Its actually leaking around the nut where that A/T trans cooler line is that you remove in this video. I didn't understand the part you did after disconnecting and letting it leak out a bit. Did you plug the metal line where the trans fluid was coming out? Also, what did you do right after that as the video either cut out or went to quick for me to see?
hi mate good as always
Thank you for posting so much!
Thanks! This really helped.
Awesome vid, gonna look at this for next weekend when I replace mine. How long do you estimate it took you my man?
Thanks bro !!!
Thanks for the great video. I have an 09 Armada with 185K and it's been the best vehicle we ever owned...bought it with 9K on it.... I tow an 18ft car trailer and my Jeep and am well under the weight capacity but as it gets a little older I thought about adding an external transmission cooler to bypass the radiator in the likely event the radiator cracks. I don't want any fluids to mix and kill the transmission. I have the tow package and external cooler as this one did but wanted to know if you've ever installed a separate cooler to bypass the radiator? I live in a mild climate which doesn't get crazy cold so I'm not worried about the fluid needing to be warmed by the radiator. Have you done this before? Thanks again for all the great help...
There is a stripped nut on the fan assembly. The space is so tight I can only get a wrench in there (not a racket tool) How can I relieve this nut of the fan assembly?
thank you sir angel!
thank you nice vedio 😘
Will a bad radiator cause pressure to build up and come out it reserve
hello which side is the return hose of the transmission
hello, the way i find out is. remove one hose from the radiator and start the car and immediately shut it off. look at the hose and see which direction the fluid is coming out. now you know if its the return line and the other line is the feed line
Bro, this is the best video that I found for a Armada repair. I have the same issue with the thermostat housing leaking and the coolant auxiliary hose going from the radiator to the auxiliary tank has a small leak. Did the thermostat housing leak after a couple of thousand miles since you did not use a new gasket?
rcv79 he put sealant I don't think so.
Thing in front of the truck that holds Radiator in what you call that
Sounds great
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Fixitangel, the radiator just went on my 07 titan and im about to attempt fixing it with the help of your great video. Thank you for putting this together. I was just wondering, did you use after market parts or OEM and how long did the whole job take? Also, do you recommend replacing the thermostat since everything is already removed?
Hello oshuaib1, thank you for watching my video. I used a aftermarket radiator from my local auto parts store. The job took about 1.5 hours, yes I do recommend replacing the thermostat. Thank you
Fix it angel, thank you for your reply. I have another question please. Should i be concerned with performance and longevity by purchasing an after market part? Will my nissan titan perform the same while im towing a trailor?
Sorry I cannot answer both questions. You will need to call the dealer.
oshuaib1 aftermarket parts are to meet or exceed OEM specification only thing you can do is buy the aftermarket parts and install them and if you think it's taking away the performance on your vehicle then buy the original OEM dealership parts and reinstall. But if you go and ask the dealership about if aftermarket parts will lower the performance of your vehicle I'm sure they will tell you yes just so they can get your business. but in my personal opinion an aftermarket radiator and thermostat won't hurt any performance of towing.
How would you change the Transmission cooler hose fitting if it broke of the radiator?
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cesar alcala I think you need to change the whole radiator
@@FixItAngel there no way to remove the bottom black part of the radiator as its seem like the Coupler bolts on?
what is the part number I try to use the link but the website is closed, I want to use the brand, DENSO, you recommended it to me
please go to video description. there is a new link. thank you
Do I need to loosen tension on belt? What happens if I don't?
Justin McDaniel hi, you can try and see what happens when you don't loosen the belt. This video shows you how to replace the radiator. There were no short cuts.
Understood. Thanks for replying that's awesome!! I just don't have a long enough ratchet to give me the leverage to loosen belt. Literally just finished pulling the fan blade and it didn't effect the pulley... now just gotta put the new one in. Awesome video couldn't done it without it
Justin McDaniel welcome, be careful. Anything can happen with that tight belt when you don't release that tension. I'm just thinking about safety too. No one wants to get hurt while fixing their car. Thank you
is the reason you replaced the thermostat because you had no heat?
no the radiator is leaking coolant. it is always recommended to replace the thermostat when replacing the radiator.
Any reason to remove all that stuff just to replace the thermostat? Looks like I can get to it by just removing the air intake
drewbixcube22 I replaced the radiator and thermostat so if you think you can do it replacing only the thermostat. I think you can.
I accidentally ripped the transmission cooler line and i gotta replace it
so helpful
You used the old rubber gasket 😏.... should of went to nissan for a new one. All that work
Man I u could fix my Armada too😢
Show you ar camra
Nasir Siddiquee iPhone and GoPro camera
Only mistake I seen in this video was, using the Failsafe brand, they suck.
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I hate Nissan now
nissan suck