Nestor....the vice grips saved me. One screw came out....the other one stripped. Thank god for vice grips. There is no space to get a good grip on the screw head....but it did work.
thank you for this vid. i have a 94 Mercury villager that is essentially a Nissan, that sounds just like this Nissan. i believe its one of the injectors. did this Nissan blow out white smoke by chance before replacing the injectors?
Thank you for your amazing video. Wish I watch it last year when I replaced my N6 with brute force. it looks like I'm gonna change N1 soon unfortunately. I'm looking into the service manual and it says to remove coolant first. Do you know why by any chance ?
Thanks for the great tutorial. I need to change one of the injectors in the back (underneath the upper intake manifold). Did you make a video for that?, or do you know where I can find a video of that process? I assume the only way is to disassemble many important components on the car to get to it. I also must splice into the wiring harness a new injector connector, since my connector is melted.
I hope you can help. I followed these instructions as best as I could. Got to the part to reinstall the fuel filter but can't get it to push in. Extremely hard to set in place. Are there any tricks to push the injector into place?
@@nestorautorepair Entonces cual recomiendas para la Villager 1993, con conector Obd1? Qué Marca? Agradeceria mucho tu ayuda, ya qué estoy desesperado!!
Thank you for the tutorial, Nestor!
This is hands down one of the best DIY mechanic videos I've watched. keep up the great work! 👍👍
Thanks boss for your strong feedback 💪
I was skeptical about the small vise grips on the screws but it worked like a charm (applied PB Blaster the night before). Thanks for the video!
You're welcome. Boss thanks for your feedback
Thank you! You saved me a lot of money. 2001 Villager with 104,000 miles, runs great! Thanks again!
You're welcome
I have a #3 problem which makes for a much longer video...I'm not looking forward to it but thank you so much. Very informative.
You're welcome , thanks for your feedback
@@nestorautorepair can a leaky injector foul a plug, which leads to running super rich and hard starts?
Yes sir
How are yall able to Figure out which Injector is bad???
@@TooOffensive901 from what I've gathered one plug will be fouled and that indicates the bad injector.
gotta do this on my 1994. wish me luck this weekend and Thanks for the video. It helps
Your welcome thanks for your feedback,, best luck
This was excellent info thanks,this will help me big time,God Bless you 🙏❤️👍👏
Thank you Bro I'm having problems with same injector at the moment hope to take care of it soon
You're welcome boss , thanks for your feedback , best luck on the fix
Thank you dude you did help someone and Moore!
much love brother :)
You're welcome boss thanks for your feedback
Excellent video!
Thanks BOSS,, Thanks for your feedback
Nestor....the vice grips saved me. One screw came out....the other one stripped. Thank god for vice grips. There is no space to get a good grip on the screw head....but it did work.
You're welcome boss , thanks for your feedback
thank you for this vid. i have a 94 Mercury villager that is essentially a Nissan, that sounds just like this Nissan. i believe its one of the injectors. did this Nissan blow out white smoke by chance before replacing the injectors?
Yes thanks strong smell from the exhaust before yes no smoke that I remember well yes a bit of smoke 💨
DW - 40 ...lol Great video thanks
Your welcome,, thanks for the feedback
Great job
Thanks for your feedback BOSS
Thanks man now I understand !!
You're welcome boss thanks for your feedback
good video!
Thanks boss
Is that not going to dump and residual gasoline in the rail right into the engine?
A bit just make sure the engine is cool
Interesting but no help for 1 3 5
Ok
Thank you for your amazing video. Wish I watch it last year when I replaced my N6 with brute force. it looks like I'm gonna change N1 soon unfortunately. I'm looking into the service manual and it says to remove coolant first. Do you know why by any chance ?
Thanks , no need to remove coolant , that's just for dealer to charge more money
@@nestorautorepair Nestor, thank you very much for your fast reply and your great detailed videos !
You are very welcome
Thanks for the great tutorial. I need to change one of the injectors in the back (underneath the upper intake manifold). Did you make a video for that?, or do you know where I can find a video of that process? I assume the only way is to disassemble many important components on the car to get to it. I also must splice into the wiring harness a new injector connector, since my connector is melted.
Wow sounds like a bigger job,, yes the intake manifold need to come out ,, sorry I don't have a video on this specific van
Did you have to remove the upper intake manifold to replace back injector?
I hope you can help. I followed these instructions as best as I could. Got to the part to reinstall the fuel filter but can't get it to push in. Extremely hard to set in place. Are there any tricks to push the injector into place?
Yes please add some grease to the seal and it will go in
Cual es el scanner que utilizas en el vídeo? Ya que a mi villager 93 no comunica que por que el protocolo que usa.
Hola Mira Este es mejol es El que uso hoy ,, El otro ya nolo venden
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@@nestorautorepair y este me sirve para Obd1? Ya qué mi camioneta tiene el conector de Obd1.
Oh ok no Este es para OBD2 Tengo otro scanner que Trae adaptadores para todos Los carros pero Cuesta entre $650 and $750
@@nestorautorepair Entonces cual recomiendas para la Villager 1993, con conector Obd1? Qué Marca? Agradeceria mucho tu ayuda, ya qué estoy desesperado!!
How do you determine what cylinder the injector is bad on a pre 96 quest that has OBD1 and not OBD2 like this one has?
Engine running unplug the injectors one by one when you see no change in the idler that's the one
@@nestorautorepair that be hard to do on the rear cylinder bank. Would unhooking plug wire 1 at a time accomplish the same thing?
Where did you buy the injector from?
Any auto part store , advance auto part is where I got this one from
@@nestorautorepair thanks
@@nestorautorepair one more question. Is it possible to replace the back injector in cylinder 1 without removing the top manifold housing?
Will this work on a 2000 quest?
Yes boss
@@nestorautorepair i did the knock sensor anyway, it was a huge PITA, thanks for the info
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