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Traded in perfect for crap

That guy is way too large for that car. He needs to drive a truck.

I was able to get it to come out of the fast flashing by gunning while turning hard at parking lot speeds. It turned to a slow flashing. Then when i restarted and it went away. Still trying to exercise the diff. Cant bring myself to drive it normally if its flashing but it definitely disengaged with the sharp turn and a little gas. Hope this helps yall. Going back and forth did not help me.

Hi there! You do the great job!Can you do the video with transmission oil change? I love your video so much ❤

Just got back from a test drive with a 2015 lx and we had this light flashing. I figured it was something of this nature was it sat for a bit and the system was probably cold. I do recall old Toyota/Lexus owners manual saying it’s good to cycle and drive with the diff on for a bit at low speeds. Your video is highly informative.

I had the same issue you had with removing the oil filter. Instead of duct tape, I used a paper towel to help the oil filter wrench get a better grip. Thanks for this video.

Very good video. Bonus points for the Crocs. The ultimate home mechanic footwear. 👍🏻

Thank you for the video, very helpful. I am going to do my 1st oil change in my 2023 Titan Xd tomorrow at 5000 miles bought 18 months ago.

Gracias eres el mejor desde República Dominicana 🇩🇴

I love those side steps....but holly cow I didn't know the "TITAN" logo was that huge, I like it.

Really it's helped me brother.

sorry to hear your experience. im a technician, and sounds like you got an inexperienced tech to do the job. let the dealer know, give a bad survey, let them have it. its the only way get them to change. otlt next time before your leave, have the shop foreman look at and explain why the damage wasnt fixed..dont accept the truck till its all fixed. its the best way

Great info man, I just got my 2024 titan pro4X

Three things bothered me in this clip. First, he didn't check for leaks. Second, the oil looked pretty good and should have taken a sample to be tested for confirmation. Lastly, he didn't clean the oil puddle under the oil filter.

very helpful and appreciable attempt.

Thanks for this.

True about the Japanese manufacturers. So why a Tesla for just speed? They have had some weird problems, so need to be more perfected, but just my opinion. Good you got a good trade in. Thanks for review.

I am looking at a 2021 Pro4x with 6000 miles? It has same roof as your truck. Should I take a pass?

It’s humidity/moisture. It has nothing to do with ‘exercising’ it other than the heat temporarily gets rid of the moisture which allows the POST to succeed. I saw a video of the actuator being repaired. It’s a job. :(.

I have the same issue. It only happens when the ambient temps are around 65 and lower. If I drive down the road about a mile and let the car warm up, shut it off and turn it back on it goes away. Every time.

Liked the viewpoint of the short driver too! I’m also 5’ and waiting for a special order hatchback.

sunroofs and panaramic sunroofs are useless. why do stupid people think they're necessary. basically useless and an added cost most intelligent individuals don't want or need. so why do automobile manufacturers make vehicles with them and some do it as the only way the vehicle comes. just another way to add on more cost to a vehicle and if repairs are needed.... well I hope your rich

You know you could remove that lid in the back.

A lot of different water leaks in my 23 Titan XD PRO-4X. I'm so disappointed 😞

A pair of RINO RAMPS might be a good investment.

Hello there! I hope that your problems with your pro4X have been resolved by now. Roof leaking problems with Nissan Titans are kind of a thing. Unfortunately the reason I know is I am going through the process of resolving one on my 2021 Platinum Reserve model which like yours also has a panoramic sun roof. We have been having the typical rainy summer in South Carolina and this leak problem has really raised it's ugly head here recently. I purchased my Titan locally last October with a little over 18,000 miles on it so it is still under warranty and I am lucky to have a decent relationship with the Service Shop who have promised me they will get to the bottom of my leak. As you might imagine I have been doing some of my own investigations of Nissan Titans leaking. I won't bore you with all the stuff I've found (especially on the Titan forum) but I can tell you that all sunroof are designed to leak. However, they have channels built all the way around them to capture the water and move the water to the 4 drains that are built into each corner. From each drain there are clear tubes attached as drain lines and they usually are routed down the A and B pillars of the vehicle until they exit out behind the tires. In your video you can see the water running into the channel of the sunroof. Because they broke your inside trim pieces and left them off is the reason you can even see the water coming in. When those get replaced you should never see it. There are videos on UA-cam that show how to clear the drain holes in sunroofs when they get clogged with debris using string trimmer line and actual kits that you can buy on amazon for just that purpose. If those drain holes get clogged bad enough the water will spill onto the headliner and can go wherever it feels like. I'm sorry I didn't intend for this to be so lengthy... Good luck with your truck!

Did they fix the issue or find out what the issue was?

why the special tools to take those filters off? just use pliers...Its the old one, and you hand tighten new.

nice review, cool number plates HABEPX ⬆️ greets from Russia )

I hate sunroofs. And I live in Florida.

What did it take to fill it?

NY ACCENT? Long Island?

Very good informative article well done video

Dude at that point beat a screw driver through the oil filter and use it to twist

My 24 is doing the same thing. Took it in and they said it's normal. The dealer told me if the headliner, sun visor, or floorboards are getting wet then we have a problem. Definitely freaked me out when i noticed it the first time.

Thanks for the very thorough explanation

I love how your Wife is helping in your video review. We need more more families doing car videos on UA-cam

I would not have attempted to do this without your video, everything went well, thanks very much

Thank you very much for the video, I had to change out my drivers-side front door lock actuator and this was very useful for figuring out how to pull the door panel and re-install

First you fixed my rear liftgate struts now the blinking center diff light. Thanks!!

THANKYOUSIR

What year is ur lx570? When did you buy it

I can't think of a more contrasting ownership experience going from a slightly underpowered manual transmission Corolla straight to a Tesla Model Y. Having said that (and yes I know this will seem crazy to some) I'd choose the Corolla. I've ridden in 4 different EV's (and driven my bosses Model S a bit) and while the experience is cool, I think (and know from anecdotal evidence) that cool factor wears off after a couple years and heaven help you if you get an EV with issues.😮 I mean sure the Model Y and any luxury/near luxe EV is going to blow the Corolla out of the water for acceleration and cool features, but unless you're one of those people who leases or trades in every 3-4 years...your expensive Tesla today will seem old hat and behind the times in a few years as Tesla and other EV makers release the latest and greatest. The Corolla on the other hand will still be reliable and driving like new in 10 years...and since ICE production is being legislated out of existence there likely won't be much advancement for newer ICE economy cars. On the other hand if I had a 1k mile round trip road trip to make I'd trust the Corolla to get me there and back with no drama. My second car ever was a 1985 Toyota Corolla GTS (American AE86) which was a survivor ...all original with just under 50k miles on the clock, and I bought it just as the fast and furious thing was taking off but 80's cars werent outrageously priced. When I finally sold the thing I had 189k on the clock with only work done being water pump and timing belt, and both were preventative at around 70k miles. Yes, the original factory clutch was still on the car at 189k. It was getting a little weak but still worked fine if you adjusted your shift style😂

Had the same issue with mine and I was told that is how the channels the water and is designed to drain like that inside the truck through drain tubes

I always work mine on a dirt or gravel road every couple weeks.

Hi mate, your channel is very good. BTW, you should remove the bolt on the wiper water bottle and you can remove it and give you more space for changing the H11 headlight bulb. This shows on the lx570 manual, it helps.

Great detailed vid, ty.

I have a 23 Titan platinum with almost 20k miles on it and found out my sunroof was leaking when I took it through a car wash but I just watched a video of these people taking apart the sunroof and there is indeed a drain tube that flows the water out but you have to make sure you unclog those tubes otherwise the water won’t flow out properly

The blackout on the Corolla is gorgeous! Could you tell me the measurements of the badge, please?

Great video!