A wire harness on the left driver side under but infront of thee wheel toward the bumper. A wire harness that controls the ac got ripped out. What is the part number for a wire harness /temperature sensor for a 2019 nissan altima s
@@funwithanimals9343 This guys is wrong, they do sell just the sensor by it self and it is under 10$ on eBay including shipping. Also, you don't have to removed all the bullshit top placitc cover on top of the engine, the front bumper cover to access and change your fluild leverl sensor on the Altima. I changed my sensor today on my 2020 Altima and I just jack up the car, support it, remove few push in clip under the right front wheel well, and few 10 mm screw under the car covers to gain access to the washer bottle and change my sensor without doing all that Bull SHIT here. Note: To easily remove the sensor from the tank, use a hair dryer or heat gun and heat up the bottom of the washer tank to soften the plactic and then pull out the sensor otherwise it is very very hard trying to pull the sensor out of the bottom of the washer tank. I hope this help?
@@funwithanimals9343 I'm glad to hear that you've completed changing your sensor and it went smootly. I tell you, it was a pain when I changed my yesterday, so I hope it will helps other people who are looking to change their sensor too?
Love your videos bredda, quick question? I'm interested in one of those 2019 and up model Altimas. Why did you have to replace this resovoir? Did it have a problem? Are these cars worth buying second hand or too much trouble? Thank you
I did it myself and saved $$. Part cost 7$ free shiping on eBay, 30 min of my times replacing my 2020,Nissan Altima fluid level sensor. Note: It is very hard trying to pull out the sensor from the bottom of the washer tank but use a heat gun or hair drying and apply some heat to where the sensor is on the bottom of the tank and that soften the plactic bottom so you can easily pull out the sensor.
Thank you, made this task easy for someone who is not the best mechanically
Far better than fully removing the front bumper.
Thanks for the video, it's helpful! But what a pain to do that lol
If you think that's a pain, just try replacing the defective headlamp assemblies.
That man got me feel’n like I can change it myself! Yo, hold my CapriSun, man 😂
Is there a relay or just a fuse? Trying to diagnose the pump not working. I found a relay all by itself near the fill tube for the reservoir.
Thank you.
A wire harness on the left driver side under but infront of thee wheel toward the bumper. A wire harness that controls the ac got ripped out. What is the part number for a wire harness /temperature sensor for a 2019 nissan altima s
For the AC.
Can I use something else if I don't have a clip remover?
I have a 17 is it the same procedure??
You don't say what year model this is. The link is to the part for a 2019 so I guess that's what this is. I searched 2016 and that's the part I need.
It was a bad level sensor thats why i change the reservoir because they don't sell the sensor by it self
I have the same problem, is it possible to replace sensor only or it's gonna be broken?
@@funwithanimals9343 This guys is wrong, they do sell just the sensor by it self and it is under 10$ on eBay including shipping. Also, you don't have to removed all the bullshit top placitc cover on top of the engine, the front bumper cover to access and change your fluild leverl sensor on the Altima. I changed my sensor today on my 2020 Altima and I just jack up the car, support it, remove few push in clip under the right front wheel well, and few 10 mm screw under the car covers to gain access to the washer bottle and change my sensor without doing all that Bull SHIT here. Note: To easily remove the sensor from the tank, use a hair dryer or heat gun and heat up the bottom of the washer tank to soften the plactic and then pull out the sensor otherwise it is very very hard trying to pull the sensor out of the bottom of the washer tank. I hope this help?
@@tousshong9438 thank you for your clear answer, I had done same what you have told and it was replaced successfully
@@funwithanimals9343 I'm glad to hear that you've completed changing your sensor and it went smootly. I tell you, it was a pain when I changed my yesterday, so I hope it will helps other people who are looking to change their sensor too?
Why do you need sensor? I check and refill my fluid.
Love your videos bredda, quick question? I'm interested in one of those 2019 and up model Altimas. Why did you have to replace this resovoir? Did it have a problem? Are these cars worth buying second hand or too much trouble? Thank you
I have one of these models and they are okay
I have 2019 & the sensor is out
Mine was disconnected and not found during work. Fixed. Two years later....filling reservoir and fluid on floor. Have to get it looked at.
Good 2 know.
How long that take you to do
Do you have a part number?
Nvm just saw you put it in the video thanks man!
Cuanto cuesta hacer ese trabajo?$$$
Too many steps going to the dealer
Let us all know the cost for comparison. $50 for the replacement part vs $$$ How Much $$$ for the labor?
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I did it myself and saved $$. Part cost 7$ free shiping on eBay, 30 min of my times replacing my 2020,Nissan Altima fluid level sensor. Note: It is very hard trying to pull out the sensor from the bottom of the washer tank but use a heat gun or hair drying and apply some heat to where the sensor is on the bottom of the tank and that soften the plactic bottom so you can easily pull out the sensor.