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1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a bad or broken ignition coil / coil pack. This video is applicable to the 97, 98, 99, 00 Nissan Pathfinder
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How is it that you made the determination that the coil was bad, or was it?
I have a D21 that I suspect is the coil.
Thanks
I wish you would have mentioned keeping the reluctor plate right side up during disassembly instead of reinstallation… I was following along and I have no idea which way it came out because I just set it aside. I would have marked the top. My fault for not watching the whole video first, yes, but now what do I do?
Thank you 1A Auto for making this video! Was able to change mine without a hassle after watching this.
A few tips:
– Yes you can (and probably should) do it without pulling the whole thing out. Makes it go much faster.
– He's not joking about that little disc – be careful with it, it's quite flimsy!
That's all. My vehicle is running much better now 🙂 Thanks again!
Your music needs more cowbell
I cant find the parts anywhere. Took my coil pack and ignition coil out in about five minutes. Just a phillips head screwdriver and they call the parts "non servicable" wtf.
How did you unscrew the main one in the middle ? Please help
This also applies to the first generation Xterras. I have replaced the shaft upper bearing in my distributor, common failure as well. Bearings are a few dollars whereas the oem distributor is several hundred dollars. My coil just died recently and replacement coils are very inexpensive as well.
So why did you take out the whole distributor out ? I recently got my changed and they didn’t do all the steps u did and it only toons them like 8 mine to change …just asking because I’m planning on buying a new coil and kind of forgot how to do the way mechanic done it.