How To Replace Right Engine Mount on Nissan 3.5L V6 Engine

How To Replace Right Engine Mount on Nissan 3.5L V6 Engine

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In this video I will show you how to replace your right engine mount on the Nissan V6 3.5L engine. This vehicle I am working on is a Nissan Quest but the same mount is used for many of the Nissan V6 engines.

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Ary Robles says:

I wanted to ask if the motormount are bad could be a possibility that the car would leak taking a turn only on high way high speed.

D U says:

Your video work was good on this, thx.

Oblivion says:

this isn't the left side motor mount?

Chris Mancini says:

I found all four of mine forb96$ shipping and taxes included. I'm gonna replace all my mounts this weekend. http://www.rockauto.com

Victor Caldwell says:

Dose a 04 and 05 maxmia mount down the same

Anthony Turner says:

Great video! I'm replacing an alternator on an 06 Nissan Altima 3.5L. And I have a stripped nut on the pulley, that has be loosened before I can release tension off the belt. Only thing is the wheel well is in the way, and I can't get a socket on there. Do you think it's possible to release the Motor mount, dropping the engine to get to this nut with a socket?

REX R says:

how sweet! you just saved me a significant amount fee for a mechanic, where you have showed how doable this is for a simple car owner. Thanks a lot!

ALVARO HERDEZ says:

Nice work and good explanation of the job but I was looking for the rear motor mount replacement for this engine.

Rick Newsom says:

Do you got to replace both or just the one

R T says:

Great Video! I never saw the reason why you removed the tire/wheel and the splash shield. I watched the video twice, but couldn't figure out a reason. Otherwise, everything was to point and concise. Thanks for making this. =)

Chris Cleeland says:

Very helpful as always. Mine was complicated by the fact that the front body-side bolt pulled out the threads from the body with it, requiring some drilling and fishing a bolt through from the bottom of the frame rail. Also, the Anchor brand that I purchased was not drilled properly and the bolt (middle) on the engine side did not line up with the threads. It was offset by around 2-3mm.

Nahun Padilla says:

Hablas español? Los puedo comprar por eBay, son confiables?

David Nikubech says:

Thank you. Extremely helpful.

Peter Bisher says:

how long does it take to fix

Edmanuel Fuentes says:

Do you have the rear mount removal!?

Phillip McNatt says:

Normally don’t post on here but completed these replace,ents this weekend. Could not have done it without these videos. Great tool to have, thank you.

Peter Panicker says:

As everyone on this thread has said – this is a truly excellent video of how to replace the front engine mount. The part you mentioned 11210-8j100, the link asked me for my make and model Maxima 2003 – V6 GLE and it said that it will not fit. Is there another one that will work for my car? BTW need to replace both the front & right engine mounts.

dave h says:

just changed another one you dont need to remove fuse box just overflow container . that all only took 35mins.

mohamed ohaiba says:

It is really a great video. Do you have a video for replacing the rear engine mount for Nissan quest as well? If not. Small advise.

Arnel Valmoria says:

Hello Sir, Can you give me the length deep size use to remove number 14mm lug nuts both side where located on the engine motor?

Joseph Monaco says:

Excellent job and video. I have to do mine next week. Appreciate your help Buddy.

Ed Gonzalez says:

Terrific video. Thank you very much!!!

Agustin Correa says:

Nissan does not manufacture their replacement part. They come from another source and label them as original OEM. This is the reason that aftermarket parts last he same or longer. Great video thanks for sharing.

Santiago Calderon says:

Step by step, u show every thing. U sir are a blessing keep doing what your doing!

spmoses1 says:

THANK YOU SIR. FANTASTIC DETAIL.

satti80 says:

Ok this is a job for my mechanic lol. I just don't have the tools. Excellent video by the way and excellent explanation.

bigbog442 says:

thanks for having the torque specs in the video. I wish all of the YouTube mechanics would add that info into their video.

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