I just changed the same high presser line on a 2008 Nissan Quest van and it was the most difficult job I have ever done on a vehicle just because access is so limited. Took me 8+ hours and ALOT of swearing. 14mm crows foot for the hard line on the rack and 24mm socket on the banjo bolt on the pump and 10mm flex head gear wrench for the mounting bolts at the top and bottom.
Just got this issue fixed, had to replace both the hose and sensor as the hose was ripped and the sensor cracked, took 3 hours and 340 in parts and labor with a local mechanic
Hey Luis...thanks buddy...and I hope you don't have the "problem", but if you watched the video, sounds like you do:-) Yeah, I made another Titled : Update to that video...it will explain the process and how my adventure with this went. Take care and let me know how it goes! Thanks for comment!!!!! PEACE!
Just had this replaced by a Nissan Dealer on my 2012. My pressure hose and pressure switch was leaking. From what I'm told this isn't an easy replacement. Costly too
Hey R Wms...yeah, it's a pain because of where it is located! And unfortunately, this is a common problem with this generation Nissan. Glad you got it fixed, but I feel your pain with the cost! Thanks for sharing:-)
Had a leak 2 yrs ago in the exact same spot as the one in the video, it was a pita to replace and very tight in that area. This by far was the hardest pressure hose I've replaced thus far and I've done quite a few in other makes and models. What makes this pressure hose replacement a bear is the very, very tight spot it's located in. Lining up and trying to tightening up the banjo nut was the biggest pita...then the flarenut at the pinion box wasn't easy either. Lots of cursing I tell ya, lol
Just did this job, had to pull intake manifold, air box and to make it easier Heater hoses. This seemed to be the easiest way for me. Hope this can help someone. 14mm banjo bolt at the rack.
Hello the dealership is chargig $900 for this replacement the power steering high pressure hose and switch. This sounds exorbantantly high. What do you say i watch your videos?
Hey Ms MC...first off, thanks for watching...secondly, it might be a little high, but I know from experience that most of it will be Labor because of where that dang thing is located. I would suggest trying at least one more place to put your mind at ease. Last time I bought those parts, they were almost $300 for a good set too. Let me know how it turns out though...I will cross my fingers for you:-)
You can fix the water fall on my wifes Altima. It pours a trail of power steering fluid. I’m just tired of constantly fixing it. Time she dumped it. The body is in good shape though 😅
Absolutely Josue... But mine was actually a crack in the line above which is more common than the dang sensor which would be a lot easier that's for sure! Hopefully yours is the sensor, and sure, that would only take unscrewing it from the line there, which would save you a whole bunch of time! Let me know how yours goes if that is the case:-)
@@terrancepinkney777 bad news. He didn’t do it. Look at the vid. Go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and get some o rings and these one that look like them but cone shape. Take off sensor change oring and cone goes on bottom inside line. If you can picture that. But it’s less then ten bucks
Don’t put a lot of miles on these or you’ll be replacing all the suspension, axles, alternator, valve cover, rad, shocks, and more I can’t recall just now. 😮
Same problem.. I changed my sensor out today and I think it's still leaking :( ... Must be the hose ,.... But yea my sensor was old and leaking at 125k miles
I was going to be glad to hear that it was only the sensor Bruce...but of course, such as life, it can't be that easy;-) Usually I have found out, the leak in these vehicles is the hose (of course), and yes it is not a fun job, but can be tackled with a little no how...just takes some time because of where the stupid thing is located;-) Let me know how it works out for ya!
Having the same issue with my wifes car. Thanks you for this video, this is exactly what I was looking for.
Unfortunately way too common! Let me know how it goes:-)
I just changed the same high presser line on a 2008 Nissan Quest van and it was the most difficult job I have ever done on a vehicle just because access is so limited. Took me 8+ hours and ALOT of swearing.
14mm crows foot for the hard line on the rack and 24mm socket on the banjo bolt on the pump and 10mm flex head gear wrench for the mounting bolts at the top and bottom.
Been there done that, and I can totally agree with you on that one! Thank you for letting others know just what this entails:-)
Just got this issue fixed, had to replace both the hose and sensor as the hose was ripped and the sensor cracked, took 3 hours and 340 in parts and labor with a local mechanic
Shoot Carlos, you got an awesome deal their partner.. Glad it worked out for you and hopefully that's the last time you have to do anything with it:-)
This fix is a world class pain in the junk.
I totally agree!!!!
They should make the guy who engineered this line replace 1 every day for a month!
"The car not my daughter lol" I died
Thank you for the help
Good video! 💯 This is a Common problem with Nissan maxima I see 2009 to 2012
Good Shit Hursty 💯 hood most def watching
That's what I LOVE hearin'!!!! Thanks a million, and be look'n for a shout-out:-)
Great video hursty my 2013 maxima has same problem thank you very much very educational have you uploaded next part on how you change it.
Hey Luis...thanks buddy...and I hope you don't have the "problem", but if you watched the video, sounds like you do:-)
Yeah, I made another Titled : Update to that video...it will explain the process and how my adventure with this went.
Take care and let me know how it goes!
Thanks for comment!!!!! PEACE!
Just had this replaced by a Nissan Dealer on my 2012. My pressure hose and pressure switch was leaking. From what I'm told this isn't an easy replacement. Costly too
Hey R Wms...yeah, it's a pain because of where it is located! And unfortunately, this is a common problem with this generation Nissan. Glad you got it fixed, but I feel your pain with the cost! Thanks for sharing:-)
Had a leak 2 yrs ago in the exact same spot as the one in the video, it was a pita to replace and very tight in that area. This by far was the hardest pressure hose I've replaced thus far and I've done quite a few in other makes and models. What makes this pressure hose replacement a bear is the very, very tight spot it's located in. Lining up and trying to tightening up the banjo nut was the biggest pita...then the flarenut at the pinion box wasn't easy either. Lots of cursing I tell ya, lol
Just did this job, had to pull intake manifold, air box and to make it easier Heater hoses. This seemed to be the easiest way for me. Hope this can help someone. 14mm banjo bolt at the rack.
Awesome Fred...thanks for post and I will let anyone know who asks. Congrats on a job well done and saving some $$$$:-)
Hello the dealership is chargig $900 for this replacement the power steering high pressure hose and switch. This sounds exorbantantly high. What do you say i watch your videos?
Hey Ms MC...first off, thanks for watching...secondly, it might be a little high, but I know from experience that most of it will be Labor because of where that dang thing is located. I would suggest trying at least one more place to put your mind at ease. Last time I bought those parts, they were almost $300 for a good set too. Let me know how it turns out though...I will cross my fingers for you:-)
You can fix the water fall on my wifes Altima. It pours a trail of power steering fluid. I’m just tired of constantly fixing it. Time she dumped it. The body is in good shape though 😅
I have the same problem how did you fix it ?
Would you just be able to change high pressure sensor instead of the whole line
Absolutely Josue... But mine was actually a crack in the line above which is more common than the dang sensor which would be a lot easier that's for sure! Hopefully yours is the sensor, and sure, that would only take unscrewing it from the line there, which would save you a whole bunch of time! Let me know how yours goes if that is the case:-)
You posted the repair video for the high pressure line on the maxima?
Hey CEOVICTOR...sorry man, not just yet:-( Went on vacation for Christmas and won't get to it for a couple of days yet! I'll keep you posted!
I can’t wait for this video. I have the same issue and it’s driving me crazy bottle after bottle of ps fluid.
@@MrBuffalotrouble Same thing I'm on bottle #2 already!
@@terrancepinkney777 bad news. He didn’t do it. Look at the vid. Go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and get some o rings and these one that look like them but cone shape. Take off sensor change oring and cone goes on bottom inside line. If you can picture that. But it’s less then ten bucks
Until you save up to get it done. Heck let’s see how long it holds up.
Man I’m having that same problem same car same year Smdh
Yeah Darius...that year is notorious for this unfortunately...thanks for comment:-)
I have the same problem right now on my 2012 Nissan Altima
Sorry to hear about that... sometimes Nissan really makes you angry
Been there, done that with leaks, lol
Yeah, don't ya just hate when this happens!!!!!
@5:56
That’s what she said…. 😉✌🏻
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Don’t put a lot of miles on these or you’ll be replacing all the suspension, axles, alternator, valve cover, rad, shocks, and more I can’t recall just now. 😮
Same problem.. I changed my sensor out today and I think it's still leaking :( ... Must be the hose ,.... But yea my sensor was old and leaking at 125k miles
I was going to be glad to hear that it was only the sensor Bruce...but of course, such as life, it can't be that easy;-) Usually I have found out, the leak in these vehicles is the hose (of course), and yes it is not a fun job, but can be tackled with a little no how...just takes some time because of where the stupid thing is located;-) Let me know how it works out for ya!
Nice video but why you put that stupid music in the end
Oh man, I love that music🤣