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Yes, and also make sure that you're radiator fluid is topped off to its proper level. Good luck and let us know how it works for you

That's very interesting about the family. I'm gonna have to take a look into that. 4runners are very capable .

I was fishing about a 100 yd section. Up and downstream. Of Rocky campground www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/lassen/recarea/?recid=11433 It was a darn good time, indeed. If you get out there, let me know how it goes Save travels 🎣

I really enjoy going out to the virgina range, and most times, the drive is fun . Of course, it's best to do some research before you head out.

It's so beautiful out there and great fishing most times of the year Glad to hear you had a successful day. You're very lucky to live out there indeed

Keep us posted on your results

Thank you 👍

Thanks for sharing your situation. As you might have read in the description. I'm not a mechanic, but this is solved. The myriad of heater is choose for literally hundreds of people. I would definitely give it a try before you go. Spend. In any money on a mechanic, please keep us posted on the result. This could help others thank you and safe travels. Looking forward to hear how it turns out.

So happy for you and thank you for the feedback. It's amazing how many people this is helped and you did absolutely save hundreds of dollars. I've heard a lot of people sharing. Insane quotes to have it repaired. Who knew something so easy could remedy this? Anyhow safe travels and happy trails, and if you're so inclined to be fun to have you. Subscribe to my humble little channel.

I'm so happy it worked for you. As stated in the description, I'm not a mechanic. So with a little research I did a couple of years ago I too was throw the find out that I didn't have to spend hundreds of dollars at at the shop to fix it. It's been over 2 years and it's still works like a charm. Happy new year to you and yours

Yes, that's correct. Please keep in mind. I'm not a mechanic. I got this information through several sources. But it's work. Great, and I haven't had any issues and almost 2 years now. I hope it works for you as well. Feel free to keep us posted on your result. Happy holidays to you and yours.

Thank you for your feedback friend, No, unfortunately, I'm not in the Owen's Valley in the video. I'm actually in Nevada at ripatch reservoir. That's sad. I do love owen's valley very much . Be sure to give us some feed back on how it works Happy holidays to you and yours

It's not with a car truck, but you can take snowmobile out there. The speed is restricted to 15 miles an hour and there is tons of snow up there. It's just when I went up. It was very patchy, but it's such a great hike. highly recommended. It's such a beautiful area. If you hit it up you should've let us know how you did 👍

You know that's a good question from the research I did and from what I personally did. Is the couple of degrees just enough to loosen up any trapped air bubbles in the lines? So a s**** of a average driveway should suffice. Thank you for the feedback and please be sure to let us know how it works for you have a great day.

No, yo u just wanna start it up. When everything sealed up with the engine cold, let it run for about 30 seconds. Just to pressurize the system, turn it off and then burp it. Again, you don't want the engine hot. You don't want it running when you take the cap off. Simply started up when it's cold. Let it run for about 30 seconds to pressurize the system. Turn it off, remove the cap. It'll burpe's Amer and then just leave it. Open to allow any excess air to escape and then do it again, but with the vehicle at another angle. As you know if you want the video, I'm not a mechanic but this is worked perfect for a lot of people. I did it approximately 2 years ago. And haven't had a problem since please let us know how it works for you. 🙏

That's most excellent. So happy to hear it thank you for your feedback

Outstanding ! So glad it worked Thanks so much for the feedback

So awesome, I'm truly happy for you. I'm glad this held. I know my channels pretty amateur. But I like to share what I can. Feel free to subscribe for more juicy content 😊 thanks again for the feedback

No, sir, you just gotta run it with a cap on for about 30 seconds to let it pressurize. Shut down the vehicle, open the cap so it can burp the air. I did it twice. And left the cap off for about 30 minutes, please note I'm not a mechanic but when I was trying to figure out a way to fix this problem. I came across this information that I shared in the video and low and behold its work and I haven't had a problem since its work for many others as well. I hope it helps you keep us posted on your results.

You are correct. Should Have been more specific in any event. I hope you get a chance to visit, It's really awesome, and with 19 miles. range youll have no worries, save travels.👍

Thank you 👍

I’m just an amateur but I’ve done it probably a dozen times over the years even took my kids out there when they were really young we had a great time that particular day though was actually scary to me…. Thank you for sharing your thoughts👍🏼

Well I hope the heat comes back on and good luck with the fishing

About 14 miles out and back it’s a comfortable hike just plan yourself around the weather as it gets extremely up there and also recommend starting the day early it’s so worth it though such a beautiful hike and the reward at the end tremendous I hope that helps keep us posted let us know how it goes if you end up doing it safe travels ☃️

Thank you kindly friend same to you and yours safe travels

My understanding and again in the description I stated that I’m not a mechanic I just got this information from a few different sources and this is the simplest way to try and correct it my understanding of what causes it is there an air bubble gets trapped in the heater element and you need to burp that bubble out in many instances the recommendation that I shared works and others the whole system needs to be flushed by a mechanic I too had the same issue as you and it was extremely annoying because I live in a very cold climate and as a result I have to drive slow a lot of times in the snow etc. and it was just freezing so I did this about a year and a half ago the method that I shared and it worked . As far as what causes the bubble to get in there in the first place I really don’t know you might wanna check with the xterra.org in there for him that’s an excellent question something that I actually hadn’t thought of I was just more concerned with getting that corrected but I’ll do a little research and maybe you could as well keep me posted on what you find out and I’ll be sure to share if I find anything out as well thanks for sharing your thoughts and safe travels and happy holidays

I just ran the motor for about 30 seconds just enough to pressurize it from a cold state.. Then open the In the overflow Cat to burp out air bubbles you then do it again and give it a go it works in most instances not at all but give it a try and let us know how it works for you thanks for watching and safe travels

Oh OK I didn’t understand the question initially and this is a great question that I really didn’t know myself I had to research it, I pulled this info off the Xterra forum hope it helps. Be sure to let me know if you find out anything different. Safe travels and thanks for The question… FROM XTTERA FORUM: well, say for instance you have open diffs front and rear....that means in a straight line, in 4wd HI, all 4 wheels are driving the truck.....once you start to take a turn or lose traction on one side, the open differential transfers the power to the wheel with less resistance (outside wheels when turning because the outside have to travel a greater distance in the same amount of time).....so, since you have the same gear ratio front and rear and in 4HI the front end gets the same power as the rear end, yes, technically all 4 wheels are putting down 25% of the power.... once you get into limited slip diffs and lockers, this all changes...if you have the front and rear differential spooled/locked, all 4 wheels are ALWAYS going at the same speed(providing you have the same f/r gear ratios)....so regardless of turns, all 4 wheels are putting down the same power.......this is why spools aren't good for street driving, because on dry pavement turns the outer wheel has to turn faster....if it cant, the tires will wear MUCH faster if the rear is locked and the front is not, the equation changes again, as it would if the front is locked and the rear is open so, basically, if you are driving in a perfectly straight line with 2 open differentials with NO SLIP in 4WD HI range, then yes, each wheel is putting an equal share of the power to the ground (a.k.a. 25% each).... hope that clears it up a bit, someone please correct me if that info is invalid

thanks for the info, can you manually block the front or just the back?

Well, let's say there are free differentials and in the case of snow or mud, 4 wheels are rowed at 25 percent each, and when we lock into a manual rear lock, what then?

nice to chat with you

but wait, you probably don’t lock the rear manually from the passenger compartment with the button

Awesome! Stay warm and safe travels 🇺🇸

Awesome! Thanks for watching and happy trails 👍🏼

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Thank you good sir I appreciate that greatly blessings on blessings to you and yours. Happiest of thanksgivings

Outstanding ! I’m so glad it worked for you! it doesn’t work for everybody but I’m going on almost a year trying this technique and I’m definitely not a mechanic but this saved me some good money. safe travels 🇺🇸

Outstanding! Super stoked it’s working out for you, safe travels…

Hello Mike and thank you for your thoughts. Every family is different my two boys are grown and on there own now but as they were growing up They went everywhere with me, from about the age of 4. To this day they continue to reminisce and thank their mom and I for bringing them along on our outings and exposing them to the beauty and frailty of all of Gods creations. Inspiring them to practice and inspire others to being good stewards to the wilds of the world. In short I agree with you crowds can be a drag at times, and ABSOLUTELY keep the wild, wild👍🏼 As good stewards we always have and still do practice pack it in pack it out plus one as our family’s leave no trace practice. Keeping the Wild Wild 🌈 🙏🏻

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Thanks for the props I hope this helped I know it save me a ton Adele and freezing to death in my rig my Xterra has 270,000 miles on it runs and looks brand new it said it’s issues over the decade but this one staying with me for life as well are you sure to check out her Facebook and give us like 👍🏼 facebook.com/americannomadoutfitters Thank you and safe travels

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well as I shared in the description I'm not a mechanic just a regular guy who's had some success with this method it was shared with me by a mechanic a little over a year ago and has worked perfectly for my Xterra which is a 2010 peoples results different but it seems like the majority of folks that has worked the only thing that I could add as a recommendation as make sure your fluid level is correct in the radiator and in the overflow and you want to try and burp both of those I hope this works if it doesn't I would check out ride I hope this works if it doesn't I would check out Ry the car guy on UA-cam is a great resource for information on the Xterra I hope this helps keep us posted on your results 👍🏼

I’m sorry it doesn’t work for everybody it has worked for the majority of people with good long-term results you may want to give it one more go and make sure your fluid level is where it needs to be thanks for watching best of luck

Not to my knowledge and it would be best to drive in as it’s a ways to the water from the road. That being said here’s a link to get you up-to-date on the latest for DL Bliss. It truly is in my opinion one of the most beautiful parts of Lake Tahoe I hope you get a chance to check it out. Safe travels👍🏼 www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=505

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Thank you! I hope you have the best time ever out there safe travels. PS be sure to arrive there early

Have a great time ! There’s really good trout fishing along the pools along river in that area as well

8 pound line and 4 pound leader using a Carolina rig I have a lot of success out there using that set up. As far as my flyfishing set up I’m still an amateur at it and using a 56 set up and woolly buggers give me success out there but my spinning rod seems to catch a lot more fish probably due to the fact I’m still new to fly fishing hope this helps keep us posted on your success

Absolutely! just keep an eye on the weather because it can get hot out there and there’s portions of the trail with limited to no shade I’d even consider stashing a small cooler in the stroller if you could, be nice to have some ice I hope you have a great time and safe travels

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You’re very welcome be sure to let us know how your adventure goes.

Thank you

Thank you 🤟🏼 Wilson Canyon is an amazing place I can’t wait to see more of it

Thank you and I hope it works for you thanks for watching

@@americannomadtv8880 it did thanks again

Awesome!