Wells Nissan P0507 Relearn Cam and Crank Sensor location and Testing
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Wells P0406 Dodge EGR, Diagnosis, Testing, Cause and Fix
http://www.wellsve.com/ This video diagnosis a Dodge EGR position sensor problem without the factory scan tool. We also take it to the next level by taking the defective valve to the lab for an analysis. We found the OE valve has some inherent problems and we are working on the corrections.
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Hidden Nissan Crank Sensor
The crank sensor on a nissan is hidden. It isn't all that hard to replace once you find it. Here are the details.
Camshaft Positioning Sensor Replacement - Nissan Altima - P0725 / P0335 - Save $$$, DIY.
Camshaft Position Sensor replacement on 2003 Nissan Altima 2.5 SL.
I had error codes P0725 and P0335 - related to crankshaft positioning sensor, but decided to replace this one as well.
I also posted another video how to replace crankshaft position sensor as well.
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Wells Ford EGR DPFE Training with Sgt Tech P0400 P0401 P0402
http://www.wellsve.com/ This video demonstrates how a Ford EGR, with a DPFE sensor, system functions. It also shows specifications for testing the system and sensor. Including check engine light codes P0400, P0401, P0402, P1408 what they mean and common causes. Why wells EGR valves and DPFE sensors are the best.
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Nissan Altima Brake Job Part 1
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How to Test Crankshaft and Camshaft sensors 1
How to Test Crankshaft and Camshaft sensors 1
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How to clean a throttle body and Idle air control valve (iac)
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In this video demonstration, I show how to get to, remove, clean, and replace the throttle body and idle air control motor (aka IAC) on a 4.2l ford motor. This procedure is the same for any fuel injected vehicle.
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The vans require removal of alot more stuff just to access the throttle body.
A dirty IAC can cause a rough idle. A dirty throttle body can harm performance and cause rough engine operation.
When the throttle body or iac is removed a new gasket must be used to properly seal the connection to the intake.
GM idle air motors are generally mounted on the throttle body and can be cleaned without removal from the throttle body. This means one less gasket and a lesser chance of creating a vacuum leak.
The ford throttle body had a note on it that said it was not to be cleaned because the coating on the throttle blade might be damaged. Thats fine for a new car but that has to be disregarded when working on something that has some miles on it.
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MAF - Mass Air Flow sensor - Monitors the amount of air the engine is intaking.
IAT - Intake Air Temperature - Measures the temperature of the air the engine is intaking.
IAC - Idle air control - Controls the amount of air the engine is intaking while it is idling.
Throttle body - Responsible for regulating flow of air into the engine as you press the gas pedal.
TPS - Throttle position sensor - Tells the computer how far you are opening the blade in the throttle body so it can add more fuel to compensate the added air.
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Wells Dodge EVAP Smoke Diagnosis and Repair P0442 P0455
http://www.wellsve.com/ This video demonstrates EVAP Diagnostics leak on a 2002 Dodge Caravan with a P0442 and P0455 trouble code. We utilize a smoke machine to pin point the problem areas.
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The second part of the "Ignition" section shows you how to find the initial timing of your engine, with or with out a top dead center whistle. You need to know your firing order and distributor rotation direction. Then we'll show you how to set the distributor cap right, using the #1 cylinder in your firing order.
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1998 Nissan Maxima with nasty sounding rattle
EDIT: I still don't know exactly what the problem was but the end result was I had a local shop install a newer used engine (VQ30DE) which wasn't too expensive to have done. Good luck to anyone else having a similar issue!
Other than this rattle my car has been in fine working order. I have done all of the preventative maintenance. It has 180,000 miles and started making this rattle sound only a few minutes after I drove over a small flat object with my tire. My car has a timing chain that uses a tensioner to keep it from having too much slack but those tensioners can fail from time to time. Before just replacing parts here and there I would like to have some other people's perspectives on what may be causing this noise. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Also, it spit out two codes:
0608 - Cylinder No. 1 misfires (many possible causes listed but I wouldn't be surprised if one of my injectors went bad as 1 or more of them have been making more and more noise over time).
0304 - Knock Sensor; an excessively low or high voltage from knock sensor is entered to ECM; possible causes include short in Harness or Connectors or a bad Knock Sensor.
Possible causes I can think of:
-Rod knock
-Bad rod bearing
-Foreign object in valve train
-Bad timing chain tensioner
-Bad sensor which could be the camshaft position sensor, the crankshaft position sensor, the knock sensor, or an oxygen sensor.
-Bad fuel injector