Thank you for the great video! Your camera placement and good lighting show exactly what we will see under our own trucks. No bouncing around video in half-dark lighting. You rock!
My dude, I am so glad I found your videos. Much more confidence now to perform my own maintenance on things I’ve never done before. Just picked up a 2011 Xterra and I’m doing allllll the fluids fresh. I also appreciate your “failures” like the rear differential in this video. It definitely makes things more realistic to what many of us will likely encounter buying used. Cheers bud🤙🏼 PS, your exhaust replacement video is very intimidating lolol, my old one looks just as bad but will be giving it a whirl!
Hey thank you so much for such positive feedback ! and yes I am keeping it realistic just the way things are )) Good thing I did eventually took it out the rear plug had to buy new one and replace old one as well.. As for exhaust it was a pain for sure... but I made a mistake and bought cheap / didn't paint it.. so it only might last me 1 more year if so and I am in for another one again But this time I won't rush and i will paint the entire exhaust to keep it from rusting
Thanks you so much for showing all this in together from the front to meddle. This help a lot and I hope that my Nissan Xterra 2008 will do the same ways. Thanks you again this is the best one so far then others.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting !! I really hope it helps you as well ! and feel free to check other videos never know might find a fun or interesting mod to do to your xterra )
Great public service video. A lot of people for not regularly change their engine oil. Even more people NEVER change their transfer case and front and rear differential oil.
Thank you very much as always ! and yes it is true some people dont even know that it needs to be changed and when they go to oil change no one tells them ether and who knows what kind of oil they put in engine as well
Thank you so much ! thats all I try to do is to help others and spread the word how to do something or now not to do them by looking at my mistakes lol )
You are right ! when they are 3/8 square, but in that case it was a hex but the new plug I got is a 3/8 square )) so next time I will for sure use a square )
Good luck ! please come back and let me know how did it go ! And yes I have )) here is a 2nd part of the video th-cam.com/video/7lbieA3w7Kc/w-d-xo.html
I've fallen in love with PB Blaster after trying it upon recommendation from fellow Xterra fans on Reddit. My method on really stuck bolts/nuts is to use my little kitchen butane torch to heat a bolt/nut, then spray with the PB. It's helping me on all the stuff still untouched from the factory after 150k miles.
Thank you for the great video! Your camera placement and good lighting show exactly what we will see under our own trucks. No bouncing around video in half-dark lighting. You rock!
Thank you for such good comment ! I hope I can keep it up and provide more useful videos in the future as well
My dude, I am so glad I found your videos. Much more confidence now to perform my own maintenance on things I’ve never done before. Just picked up a 2011 Xterra and I’m doing allllll the fluids fresh. I also appreciate your “failures” like the rear differential in this video. It definitely makes things more realistic to what many of us will likely encounter buying used. Cheers bud🤙🏼 PS, your exhaust replacement video is very intimidating lolol, my old one looks just as bad but will be giving it a whirl!
Hey thank you so much for such positive feedback ! and yes I am keeping it realistic just the way things are )) Good thing I did eventually took it out the rear plug had to buy new one and replace old one as well..
As for exhaust it was a pain for sure... but I made a mistake and bought cheap / didn't paint it.. so it only might last me 1 more year if so and I am in for another one again
But this time I won't rush and i will paint the entire exhaust to keep it from rusting
Thanks you so much for showing all this in together from the front to meddle. This help a lot and I hope that my Nissan Xterra 2008 will do the same ways. Thanks you again this is the best one so far then others.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting !! I really hope it helps you as well ! and feel free to check other videos never know might find a fun or interesting mod to do to your xterra )
Great public service video. A lot of people for not regularly change their engine oil. Even more people NEVER change their transfer case and front and rear differential oil.
Thank you very much as always ! and yes it is true some people dont even know that it needs to be changed and when they go to oil change no one tells them ether and who knows what kind of oil they put in engine as well
Same for me with the front diff, was very clean, and plugs were very tight
haha ! right they are sure tight very tight ))) good thing it was clean !
Just found your channel. I am impressed how well you show us and explain everything your doing. You earned a mu Sub!
Thank you so much ! thats all I try to do is to help others and spread the word how to do something or now not to do them by looking at my mistakes lol )
Great video, thank you
Thank you very much glad you found it helpful !
Explained very well
Thank you very much !
Thanks! Great video 🤘🏼
Thank you very much Im glad you found it helpful !
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Your welcome !
Thanks!
You are most welcome ! Thank you for watching !
Why do people not know the end of a 3/8 extension will take out those plugs. It's a 3/8 square.
You are right ! when they are 3/8 square, but in that case it was a hex but the new plug I got is a 3/8 square )) so next time I will for sure use a square )
im about to do the same thing! did you manage to get the rear plug out?
Good luck ! please come back and let me know how did it go !
And yes I have )) here is a 2nd part of the video
th-cam.com/video/7lbieA3w7Kc/w-d-xo.html
Try some WD-40 before breaking the bolts loose and give it some time to seep into the threads. Thanks for the video.
I've fallen in love with PB Blaster after trying it upon recommendation from fellow Xterra fans on Reddit. My method on really stuck bolts/nuts is to use my little kitchen butane torch to heat a bolt/nut, then spray with the PB. It's helping me on all the stuff still untouched from the factory after 150k miles.
@@katdeville Same. You need a truck out here with 4wd and midwest elements are not kind to them.
Did you ever get the rear plug out ?
Hey !! Yes I did I managed to take it out.. kinda hammered it out lol th-cam.com/video/7lbieA3w7Kc/w-d-xo.html