Just a note: I left the part out on changing the air filters inside the cabin so if you want more detail on changing it out you can check out my other video here: th-cam.com/video/MJKU2V_7KrQ/w-d-xo.html where I go more in-depth changing the air filters out. Also, all the parts needed are in the description. If I missed anything, please let me know so that I can update it. Thanks!
Note for changing the belts... take out spark plugs it may be easier to rotate engine. Got mine off and on with a regular 12" 1/2 ratchet in about 15min. But thanks for making it look easy enough to dig into.
Hello good afternoon, so how often should be replace the belt and the water pump? And for the antifreeze is just 2 gallons? And must be 1 distilled water and one regular? Thank you
the belt and pump I believe is after the 3rd service but don't quote me on it since I don't have the manual in front of me. The antifreeze it depends as the one I got was NOT pre-mixed so you have 1 gallon of distilled water and 1 gallon of the concentrated antifreeze.
Great Stuff Richard! I have an MC and just got the $4500 quote for this stuff. Ugly. Looking for alternatives and found this. Thank you for your time. Question: both you and Normal Guy Supercar say that belt is a 2 man job. In what way specifically?
4500 is absolutely insane but what you would expect at the dealer. It's a tough job but I was able to do it myself. If you're not comfortable with working with cars everything is definitely a two man job. I was able to do everything, including the belt, myself. The belt I did have to use both my arms and my shoulder at the same time. So to make things easier, have someone help you out for that part. It's just hard to put the belt on yourself without someone holding it in place
Hi dear i have maserati granturismo mc sportline 2015 460hp i have now problem whit system too lean at idle bank 1 and bank 2 do you know what the problem is code is p2187 and p2189
hard to say. My best bet would be to replace the spark plugs and if that doesn't work then replace the ignition coils. With the spark plugs, just be careful not to tighten way too much because it can break into your cylinder. But try replacing the spark plugs and ignition coils. That should solve the problem
I’ve seen somone use the Peale European blue what’s your opinion on that and I’m about to actually change mine right just the coolant and I noticed you didn’t remove the front bumper at all soo that won’t be necessary I could reach it from just the bottom removing the cover and did you bleed out your system ?
To be honest, it's been a while since I looked into it but I went with what most Ferrari and Maserati owners were using on the forums. Also, I contacted the company which I got mine from and they said their coolant shouldn't cause any issues. It's been running perfectly so far. In regards to bleeding it out, do you mean getting rid of any excess old coolant? I just ran some water through before tightening up the plug
Hi. Thanks for the great video. But are you sure this cheap Preston coolant would be best for this car? Iv heard the blue bmw coolant is best. I just bought my granturismo and when I looked into the coolant reservoir I was very surprised to see that it had this cheap green prestone fluid in it and I plan on changing it out. Do you think I should or not? Thanks
Hey Al sorry for getting to this so late. I didn't see the notification. I've researched this back in the day and yes blue works great but after doing my research, the Prestone was just as good. Definitely do your own research but I went with what several guys in the Ferrari and Maserati forums went with. I also contacted Prestone and they said it shouldn't cause any issues. The car has been running perfectly but only time will tell.
It’s from a brand called BMC. Check the description below and my other video where I change out the air filters. They’re kind of difficult to get in the car but what’s nice is that they’re reusable
Typically dealers charge anywhere from $200-$300 per hour working on these cars. For these 4 items alone, they could possibly charge a work time of 3-4 hours to get it all done. So you're looking at $600-$1200, depending on where you go, just for labor. The parts cost another $100. You do still need the tools but as of right now, unless your time is worth $200-$300 an hour, it'd be more cost-effective to do the work yourself and sacrifice a Sunday to get it all done.
Just a note: I left the part out on changing the air filters inside the cabin so if you want more detail on changing it out you can check out my other video here: th-cam.com/video/MJKU2V_7KrQ/w-d-xo.html where I go more in-depth changing the air filters out. Also, all the parts needed are in the description. If I missed anything, please let me know so that I can update it. Thanks!
You taught me to ask the dealer when the air filter was last changed when purchasing a used car. Thanks 🙏
Excellent
@@Braglemaster123 Glad I can help!
Note for changing the belts... take out spark plugs it may be easier to rotate engine. Got mine off and on with a regular 12" 1/2 ratchet in about 15min.
But thanks for making it look easy enough to dig into.
If you were going to replace the a/c belt, why did you not just cut it?
Great videos bro
Hi Richard, great video. I want to change my coolant but i don't see how you bleed air out. Can you explain that ?
Is someone who can help me ?
Is Zerex G-05 OK for coolant here, mine came with mystery green coolant lol
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thanks bro
Richard Cuico watching you wrench is oddly satisfying lol
@@TheAkiraku hahaha I don't know how much thanks my brotha hahaha
Hello good afternoon, so how often should be replace the belt and the water pump? And for the antifreeze is just 2 gallons? And must be 1 distilled water and one regular? Thank you
the belt and pump I believe is after the 3rd service but don't quote me on it since I don't have the manual in front of me. The antifreeze it depends as the one I got was NOT pre-mixed so you have 1 gallon of distilled water and 1 gallon of the concentrated antifreeze.
Great Stuff Richard! I have an MC and just got the $4500 quote for this stuff. Ugly. Looking for alternatives and found this. Thank you for your time. Question: both you and Normal Guy Supercar say that belt is a 2 man job. In what way specifically?
4500 is absolutely insane but what you would expect at the dealer. It's a tough job but I was able to do it myself. If you're not comfortable with working with cars everything is definitely a two man job. I was able to do everything, including the belt, myself. The belt I did have to use both my arms and my shoulder at the same time. So to make things easier, have someone help you out for that part. It's just hard to put the belt on yourself without someone holding it in place
@@RichardCuico Thank you Richard for the reply!
@@TeFLoNMD11 of course! Glad to help!
How to fix MY MASERATI???!!! HAHAHAHA!!!! GREAT! Finally!!
hahaha glad to help!
@@RichardCuico you saved my life bro
@@thehardmenpaththehardmenpa8348 glad to help!
Hi dear i have maserati granturismo mc sportline 2015 460hp i have now problem whit system too lean at idle bank 1 and bank 2 do you know what the problem is code is p2187 and p2189
hard to say. My best bet would be to replace the spark plugs and if that doesn't work then replace the ignition coils. With the spark plugs, just be careful not to tighten way too much because it can break into your cylinder. But try replacing the spark plugs and ignition coils. That should solve the problem
I’ve seen somone use the Peale European blue what’s your opinion on that and I’m about to actually change mine right just the coolant and I noticed you didn’t remove the front bumper at all soo that won’t be necessary I could reach it from just the bottom removing the cover and did you bleed out your system ?
To be honest, it's been a while since I looked into it but I went with what most Ferrari and Maserati owners were using on the forums. Also, I contacted the company which I got mine from and they said their coolant shouldn't cause any issues. It's been running perfectly so far. In regards to bleeding it out, do you mean getting rid of any excess old coolant? I just ran some water through before tightening up the plug
Hi. Thanks for the great video. But are you sure this cheap Preston coolant would be best for this car? Iv heard the blue bmw coolant is best. I just bought my granturismo and when I looked into the coolant reservoir I was very surprised to see that it had this cheap green prestone fluid in it and I plan on changing it out. Do you think I should or not? Thanks
Hey Al sorry for getting to this so late. I didn't see the notification. I've researched this back in the day and yes blue works great but after doing my research, the Prestone was just as good. Definitely do your own research but I went with what several guys in the Ferrari and Maserati forums went with. I also contacted Prestone and they said it shouldn't cause any issues. The car has been running perfectly but only time will tell.
@@RichardCuico Perfect, I will use Prestone then. Thanks for the quick response. Very beautiful car you have there!
Where did you buy the bumper
the front bumper? That's how it is for the MC variant of the Granturismo
Which air filters is it 5 hp more ? Maybe I will installed it on my MC Stradale
It’s from a brand called BMC. Check the description below and my other video where I change out the air filters. They’re kind of difficult to get in the car but what’s nice is that they’re reusable
Richard Cuico yes i already found it in German Website ;) I had instaliert an air intak set of carbon and an x pipe of urutu, the sound is amazing
Richard Cuico the normal air filter is more expensive and only of paper
@@ingoaventadoritalia3755 English please ????
5 horse powers you say? 👀
hahaha it's secretly 500 horse pee pee xDDD
Would the dealer charge a lot to do all this work?
Typically dealers charge anywhere from $200-$300 per hour working on these cars. For these 4 items alone, they could possibly charge a work time of 3-4 hours to get it all done. So you're looking at $600-$1200, depending on where you go, just for labor. The parts cost another $100. You do still need the tools but as of right now, unless your time is worth $200-$300 an hour, it'd be more cost-effective to do the work yourself and sacrifice a Sunday to get it all done.
Richard Cuico guess that’s why they call them the stealership 😂 great video bro!
@@57RollsRoycePhantom hahaha I haven't heard that one before but I'll definitely use it! Thanks man I'm glad you enjoyed it!