Just found your channel. thanks fir sharing. Just bought a 2007 m35 love the car. All electrical started going crazy and went into limp mode. has a new battery so Chack the voltage and the alternator not charging. going to change tomorrow with the knowledge from your video. Sorry for your loss if your Brother. I lost one of mine in 19 😢. will be following your channel for the progress. thx again
Should be easier on the m35. These cars electronics are very sensitive when it comes to power. A bad battery will have it going crazy. And just for maintenance purposes, change your camshaft position sensor soon. The always go out and may damage your motor. Happened to mine. I will be doing a suspension kit video soon.
@@tarriouscarr2503 it was fitment issues and working around the tight space. At some point even thought we ordered the wrong alternator. Being my first time working on a car could have also contributed to that lol.
Great video. May I ask what the symptoms were that caused the changing of the alternator? Were you having intermittent push button start issues by any chance?
At first the car wouldn't start and i could hear a clicking sound anytime i pushed the start button. We tried jumping it with a battery box and it would run just fine until we disconnected the batter box from the battery. It struggled to stay on idle and would sometimes shut off. Replaced the battery and still experienced the same problem and that's when we figured it could be the alternator.
@@evanjohnmo Yes. It did help. Been driving it for 4 months now and haven't had any problem. I just have a little idling issue which i think may be the spark plugs going out. Will be changing that this weekend.
If it's convenient for you, take off the radiatior as well during the install. Gives you more space to maneuver the alternator out and in to place. Be careful with the wiring harness as well(if its in the way). They are very delicate and could cause alot of problems.
Just found your channel. thanks fir sharing. Just bought a 2007 m35 love the car. All electrical started going crazy and went into limp mode. has a new battery so Chack the voltage and the alternator not charging. going to change tomorrow with the knowledge from your video. Sorry for your loss if your Brother. I lost one of mine in 19 😢.
will be following your channel for the progress.
thx again
Should be easier on the m35. These cars electronics are very sensitive when it comes to power. A bad battery will have it going crazy. And just for maintenance purposes, change your camshaft position sensor soon. The always go out and may damage your motor. Happened to mine.
I will be doing a suspension kit video soon.
Feel your pain I replaced mine about 6 months ago. I wanted to take a baseball bat to that thing more then once lol
Worked on the damn thing for 6 hrs straight 🥲
@@remy.a._ exactly what made it take 6 hours was it getting the other stuff around it off or fitment issues?
@@tarriouscarr2503 it was fitment issues and working around the tight space. At some point even thought we ordered the wrong alternator. Being my first time working on a car could have also contributed to that lol.
@@remy.a._ why does it make that noise ? What does that mean ?
That was a good alternator. Voltage was above 14.
That waz the white infiniti reading 14v.
The black car was holding 11v
@@remy.a._ Makes sense now. I didn’t see another reading besides the 14V. I will be replacing mine on Wednesday. That makes for the video.
I hope it helps.
Wasn't a proper instructional video since i was also learning but i hope it helps.
@@remy.a._ I did mine today without taking out the fan. I just made room by removing a few brackets and squeezing into tight spaces.
Great video. May I ask what the symptoms were that caused the changing of the alternator? Were you having intermittent push button start issues by any chance?
At first the car wouldn't start and i could hear a clicking sound anytime i pushed the start button. We tried jumping it with a battery box and it would run just fine until we disconnected the batter box from the battery. It struggled to stay on idle and would sometimes shut off.
Replaced the battery and still experienced the same problem and that's when we figured it could be the alternator.
@@remy.a._ Good idea for sure. When you replaced the alternator did it seem to help? Did it stop the clicking sound?
@@evanjohnmo Yes. It did help. Been driving it for 4 months now and haven't had any problem.
I just have a little idling issue which i think may be the spark plugs going out. Will be changing that this weekend.
@@evanjohnmo The clicking sound is common when it comes to low battery. It basically is the starter trying to get some juice but not getting enough.
Just brought my alternator might have too install my self any suggestions
If it's convenient for you, take off the radiatior as well during the install. Gives you more space to maneuver the alternator out and in to place. Be careful with the wiring harness as well(if its in the way). They are very delicate and could cause alot of problems.
Is this the same for a 2005?
It should be. Not sure though