DIY Nissan Murano 2003 How to install your Alternator

DIY  Nissan Murano 2003 How to install your Alternator
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Matt Forster says:

I'm an automotive technician with 17+ years experience. I don't have issues learning something new so I decided to try this route. I have learned its very difficult to remove the back bottom bolt. You have to place your hand behind the exhaust to grab it and that's after you have managed to push it far enough with the other hand. This job is much easier and quicker to do if you follow the book.

Robert Sharp says:

How do I idle my gas pedal so it doesn't t run so high on my ram reader what do to adjust to fix the problem .thank you.

Robert Sharp says:

After putting the alternator in then I go to start it the idle to high.the ram is running to high. How can I fix this problem

Francisca Ramirez says:

Is the 09 the same

Zachary Clark says:

How do you guy's make half ass videos on replaceing stuff how did you take the thing out

Jose Irizarry says:

I do the same. But I don’t remove radiator, just the fan set. Cut a carton piece to protect radiator. Don’t have to remove the battery holder and the battery. Spin the alternator while stirring near the radiator, very careful.

dnl machine says:

Nice work.
I did this on a Nissan Quest, same job basically.
Be VERY careful with the transmission cooler to radiator fittings, mine were slightly cracked and removing the transmission cooler lines made them fully break.
Use an extendable magnet to help with the long bolt at the rear of the alternator.
Stay gold.

رومانسسسسسيه مووووووت says:

How u manage the long screw from the back and how did u lose the belt . And how did u put again the long screw if u didn't remove the tyre . I think u after likes and comments only coz this way is impossible way for non mechanical Ppl . I don't advise your way . It's not professional and It can cause alot of damage to surrounded parts

Anthony Williams says:

Guarantee that leak came from the bad valve cover gaskets. Same thing happened to mine. And will continue if you don't change the gaskets

djblingazworld says:

I think it is the easiest way too, if you at a shop with all the equipment's to do A/C well that is different. But as a do it yourself, it is the best way.

Humberto Rangel says:

Wish you would have shown the process instead of just explaining, how did you take the alternator off?????

Isabel A. says:

I had to go tobthe mechanic. He had to replace my radiator and alternator and battery but everytime I start my car, the battery light comes on and the car turns off.

Boris T says:

Thank you did you have to empty radiator water system?

Boris T says:

What about belt? How do you remove it? You didn’t mention..

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