You Won't BELIEVE why this Nissan Doesn't Start!!
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2021
- This is a crazy one.
2006 Nissan Maxima V6 Crank No-Start.
Security light is ON, and we can't talk to a lot of the modules....
Repair footage included :)
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Ivan
Open up the old module and you might find another hairpin or coin.
Believe it or not, that is a common Nissan problem. I had a similar problem and talked to a former coworker who works at a Nissan dealer. He said he has seen about half a dozen Nissans with coins jammed into the hvac unit. That must be a convenient resting place for spare change. That ended up being the problem with the car I was working on. Crazy.
I’ve been saying for many years that a clean car will have less problems.
Saving a few coins at convenient spot while throwing dollars out the window ,so to speak.
Just when you think you've seen everything, you find a slot in a console that has a bobby pin that shorts out the whole car. Geez. Great detective work, Ivan!
Back when TV's used vacuum tubes, they also had ventilation slots in them. Repair shops would often find coins that kids had dropped into the slots.
When I saw the coins I was like hmmmm but when you pulled the Bobby pin out oh oh ,what a mess.
The seat position doesn't work because there is a bunch of trash under the seat.
Hole appears to be over some pads on the PCB, probably used for JTAG programming or troubleshooting of the module in production.
Excellent work, Ivan! You should definitely charge extra for having to work in a trash can.
Back in my day, when you stuck a bobby pin in your hvac circuit board you only lost your hvac system. Also it was resistors and vacuum actuated blend doors and there was no circuit board, but my point remains.
Have you ever had a car so dirty that you refused to work on it. I heard a story from a mechanic who refused a customer because the floor mats were covered in soiled diapers. I keep my vehicle spotless inside and outside. I guess i am OCD in that respect. Ivan, you are no fool. I hope you kept all that change...gave your hourly rate a slight boost.👍🤣
That was an interesting one Ivan! Guess it was alot more work than the video shows........somehow it's always one of the last modules or the one that's hard to reach
When I was little my brother and I stuck a Bobby pin in a outlet besides scaring the heck out ourselves and a sore butt, from dad it was a lesson well learned.
Ivan the car whisperer !!!! Nice Saturday Morning watching some Pine Hollow Auto Diagnostics , what a great start to my Day !!!
Ivan, Super job on making sure every single module was back operating at 100 percent. Some shops would have stop at just getting the car running again. It's remarkable that this car was killed by the customer's "untidyness".
Christmas 2021..been binge watching ivan tv. This was an epic performance! This episode just earned you a new subscriber. Yes, ivan..its always the last thing you test thats bad. Hopefully you get paid hourly.
Absolutely brilliant of them to put that slot there. It worked perfectly as intended because we all know that little kids would NEVER put coins and hairpins in the first slot they can find.
Excellent demonstration of procedure and skill set. Thank you for sharing Ivan.
Love your smile of success! Nice, logical progression. My first electronics teacher in high school professed these methods of analysis 50 years ago.