How To Replace Nissan Pathfinder Radiator Fan Assembly (Infiniti QX60)
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2021
- In this video I will show you how to replace the fan assembly on this 2017 Nissan Pathfinder. The symptom is the fan bearing will wear out and cause a loud grinding noise and vibration. This problem will apply to 2013 to 2017 Nissan Pathfinder and QX60. If you take this to a dealer to fix, the repair will cost $1100 - $1200. If you do this repair yourself, the parts is less than $200. I will show you the proper way of replacing the fan assembly. Make sure you watch the entire video for all the steps.
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Nissan dealers are really angry with you right now. 😂. Thank you.
They told my neice it was going to be $1,000 dollars
They just asked me for $1400
No doubt. 😆
I replaced mine with an American made universal fan for $90. Still running strong 35k miles later.
@heshe1976: Got a link or model number to the fan you used. Woke up this morning to this issue in a 2017 Infinity QX60.
I have watched a lot of auto repair videos and this is one of the most thorough and helpful by far. Thank you for all of the little details about the electrical connectors and other very helpful hints.
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This video is years old as I write this, but every bit as useful as the day you posted it it. You nailed the step by step and made this something an average person with basic mechanical inclination can perform. You saved me and my family over a $1000, so cheers, thanks, and keep up the great work! This is especially useful since this is a common problem. I just pulled a bad assembly out of a 2015 with only 51K miles on it. The passenger side fan was the one with all the play in it, just like in your video.
When I did the 2015, the middle rubber grommet got pulled off the old fan assembly as I was trying to get it out through the space created for the removal/installation. I was able to reach down and grab it off of the front splash guard where it fell. I just wanted to mention to make sure you aren't missing any of them, especially if your replacement unit requires you to swap in the old grommets. Also, in the 2015 I worked on, there is a very large plastic shield around the wiring bundle that runs to the PCM/VTC box, rather than the retaining clip shown in the video. It is closed, hard plastic tube that has a rectangular shape to it. It was a tight squeeze, but I did not have to remove the shield, thankfully (I would not have known how to deal with it). If you run into this, be very careful of the wiring bundles that run to the PCM/VTC connectors. Since that wire bundle can't be moved with the shield over it, the bottom of the replacement unit has to go over these bundles where they exit the shield to connect to the box. In the 2015, these bundles only had a small amount of electrical tape around them but most of the wiring was exposed. I was very cautious to avoid abraiding/stretching/breaking any of these exposed wires when moving the fan through and out.
Most of all for people that don't regularly work on cars, be patient with yourself, go slow, and follow this procedure. It breaks the process down into manageable bits. This helps you be more calm when you see how much of your car you had to take apart/disconnect to do this repair LOL.
Great work and thanks again for sharing money-saving knowledge.
Thank you for showing us the step-by-step process on how to replace a rattling radiator fan on a Nissan Pathfinder 2017. Yesterday, my wife told me that the car is making an odd noise like a helicopter. So, I checked this morning and I found out that the fan is the one that's making this noise. I went ahead to watch a video hoping to find out the best one on UA-cam. Now, I just watched your video, and it is the most detailed video for free that I have watched on UA-cam. Thank you for your generosity for not having us pay anything to watch your detailed video. Now all I need is to purchase the new fan, adhesive foam and confidence to tackle the job. I already have the rest of the tools. Kudos to your channel and God Bless.
Looked over several videos on this and I would say hands down this is the best one. Took me about three hours from set up through clean up. 2016 Pathfinder with a slightly different module setup by the battery. I used a second strap to pull back the module and harnesses once they were loose. Thank you for taking the time to put this together.
Just replaced mine last weekend. Took around 2 hours. Great job on the video! Nissan needs to recall these. Mine has 40k miles on it. Same side of mine went bad
49k on mine and it was the same side also. Crazy. Obviously a defective part.
Same, ours is just under 40000km, went to Nissan and they said $154 do diagnose (even though i already know what was wrong) and about $2000 to fix. What a joke. They baited me saying they'll send a good will request to Nissan head office... I'd rather try this sort of help on engine or CVT issues...
OK. I did this change on a 2015 Platinum Pathfinder. This is a good video for most of the way on a 2015. There are some differences near the end of uninstall. The Air Box is not screwed down but attached to the ECM frame at the back. You need to remove the ECM frame by removing a 10MM bolt at the left rear and unclipping the harness at the back of the frame. The air box is attached to this frame by a friction peg. It lifts out. There are three ECM plugs not two and the harness does not unclip from the front of the engine so it's genuinely in your way but workable. There are no ground wires on the top. There is also an extra bolt in the battery plate at the front left. There are also three clips of a harness wire on the left side of the fan assembly. I used a Continental fan FA71750 and it is in and appears to be working fine.
I did this repair this weekend and this video helped me every step of the way. I have a 2013 and there were a few differences with the wiring harness, but nothing too difficult. Thanks for the great video!
Amazing instructional video. I replaced my fan using your easy to understand and clear instructions and tips. I saved $800+. Of special note, telling us what tools to use was extremely helpful and helped make this job go smoothly. More importantly, you gave me confidence I can do these types of repairs (with proper instruction). You rock!
Excellent video. Worked for my 16 Pathfinder with 56K. Wasn't sure I wanted to do this project myself but felt very comfortable after watching. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I couldn't have replaced mine without this. I truly appreciate it! You literally saved me a grand!
This video is AMAZING!!! The job took me about 4 and a half hours because I'm old and slow, but I did it and the replacement fan works great. The connections on my VTC controller were in a different configuration but not a problem to remove (2015 Nissan Pathfinder) The fan cost be about $180. Thanks for this video, I can't believe I actually did it! I'm not a car person or a mechanic in the least, but I am cheap! so after watching this video and seeing how the repair job goes it gave me confidence to try it myself. Saved nearly $1000 because of this video.
Thank you so very very much!!! This video is a perfect example of a How To video!! It does not get any better than this. I rejected two quotes of $1100 and $1150 from local mechanics, bought the entire assembly online with control module for $200 (that also had the three grommets and foam attached for), and it took me 1 hour to disassemble, and 45 minutes to reassemble. I replaced old rusted bolts too! I like that there is no preamble, no long definitions, just directions that speak to exactly what is needed.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Good to hear you got yours fixed and saved some $$$.
Thanks to this video I was able to change out the fan assembly in my wife’s 2014 Pathfinder in about an hour and 15 minutes. Probably saved $1,000 bucks or more in labor cost. Thanks for the video!
Thank for the video, I changed mine out yesterday on my 2017 Pathfinder with only 46k/km on it. Took my time and was finished in about 1.5hrs.
NO CUSSING!!! I have a 2015 pathfinder. With the exception of a couple minor wiring differences, this video was spot on. I completed this job in just a couple of hours and in good spirits. Great job!!!
I have a 2015 pathfinder I'm trying to do this job on, could you mention what wiring differences there were? (Was it obvious what to do?) this will also be my first real repair job. Thanks
Wanted to say a huge thank you~ this is by far the best video demonstrating how to get this darn fan out, and put a new one it. I swore so much during this process. 😂 took me 6 hours… couldn’t have done it without your guidance.
I followed these instructions for a 2016 Infiniti QX60 and with a few differences it worked great! Amazing video! Thank you SO much!! Saved me at least $1K
I am trying to repair my 2106 QX60. Do you mind sharing what were the differences?
i just made the repair on my wife's 2016 Infiniti QX60. Couldn't have done it without this video. Thank You. I was quoted $1350 to fix at Infiniti dealer and fixed at my house for $220 and 2-3 hours of time.
Just got done with my 2014. Thank you so much. Tips from a novice, don’t do this tired, expect about a good 2 hours. Makes sure you have plenty of light. Pivot the fan from the center counter clockwise out. It made it easier for me. Putting everything back together is easier just remember to keep track of all the bolts. Also make sure you stretch!!! This will murder your hamstrings if your 6’ or taller. Cheers.
Thank you for the video. Step by step with such detail as to how you remove each clip and harness makes it a 5/5 star tutorial.
I will note my 2015 Canadian spec pathfinder had a couple differences, including two ground wires attached to the ECU bracket being located elsewhere, as well as a couple clips in a different place. Despite this, the video was all I needed to get the job done.
For other viewers, so note, he makes it look a lot easier than it is (mainly getting the old unit out, and the new one in.) I have done plenty of DIY automative jobs, and this still took me 1.5 hours to get the old unit out, and 2 hours to get the new one in and everything put back together best and tidy.
All in all, can’t thank you enough for the video. One day I look forward to giving back to the UA-cam community as you have.
He actually mentioned the two straps during the video at approx 08:30 but he referred to them being connected to the bracket meaning the bracket holding the TCM and pcm to side of battery tray glad to hear you got it done nothing feels better than a job well done and money saved am I right
Great to the point tutorial. After viewing and getting the new fan assembly it was easy to stop at and complete each step. I have a 2014 and there were some different clip locations, plug types and quantities but the sequence shown was very helpful and I had most of the tools. it was nice to not have to use trial and error for sizes. Some bolts were very hard to get to. Thanks for the great directions and the grand I saved.
Thank you for the excellent video! Straight to the point, and kept all the important details in. This is how a repair video should be.
Thank you so much for this video!! I followed your very complete directions and had no problems!! Saved about $1000!! Thanks again and keep up the excellent work!!
Thanks so much for your in-depth video. I was quoted $2K supply and fit but got the fan from Amazon for $380 and 2hrs to install then I’m winning!!!! Cheers from Sydney Australia!!
Thank you so much for this. Both my fans died on my 2013 pathfinder. It took me and my neighbor about 3 hours to get this done from start to finish, but both fans now work perfectly and I'm not going to overheat my car this summer! Very grateful for you sir!
Ours went at a little over 48000. Excellent step by step video and I went from a nearly $1000 dealer repair to $300 doing it myself. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Man, what an amazing video. I’m not mechanically inclined and did this in a little over 2 hours. I appreciate that you explain how each connector works - that’s often the most frustrating part of these repairs. Saved me a grand. Thanks!
Really happy to hear you were able to fix it yourself. Have a great weekend!
@@dial2fast did the fan last? I've seen reviews that Amazon fans don't last.
Great video. I replaced mine today on my 2016 pathfinder with 47,000 miles. It was not fun to do and was a little frustrating getting the new fan in but this video saved me a lot of money.
Good to hear you got yours fixed!
Really thanks bro, I’ve followed your steps and replaced my damaged fan successfully, it was my first time to touch the car and it was piece of cake.
I don't typically write reviews on youtube, but I felt compelled to comment on this one. This is a fantastically well-done video! I would describe myself as a seasoned beginner with most things mechanical. I can do the basic things (tire rotations, oil changes, etc.), but to me, this is a major repair. I followed this video for a 2016 Nissan Pathfinder. It took me about six hours following this video. Fan assembly cost $293.40 with tax. I ended up with a spare bolt and nut that I could not account for even though I rewatched the video multiple times and retraced my steps. For my vehicle, this video was almost identical. I had difficulty removing the fasteners for the bundle that ran across the top front of the engine compartment so I cut them. It worked. It took about 30 min to wrestle the thing out and about 10 min to get it back in place.
Anyhow, this guy really explains the steps well. The lighting is great. The shots are mostly clear (except those damn fasteners). Well done!
Really appreciate you taking the time to write your comment. I am glad my video was able to help you with your repair. Have a great weekend!
Just did this project over the weekend, so glad that the noise problem is fixed. Thank you!
Thank you so much for posting this video. The instructions are very thorough and easy to follow. My 2015 Pathfinder just hit 50k miles and the fan noise which was intermittent a few months ago, turned in to a serious issue. I decided to purchase the fan assembly recommended and was able to get the job done. However, there is just one thing that I would like to point out. The self-adhesive weather seal tape size recommended here (1/2" T X 3/4" W) was too big and didn't let the fan sit properly in its place. I had to use a smaller tape and both bolt holes lined up perfectly.
What tape size did you use?
One of the best service videos I have ever seen! Finished the job in about an hour, & saved big $$$.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Your videos are so thorough. Please keep making these just bought a 2017 pathfinder and I try to do as many repairs on my vehicles as possible.
After waiting 1 month in the Nissan dealership for a back-ordered part and a pending $ 1.5k parts and service bill, I got desperate. Thanks to you I was able to fix on my own for less than 100$!
This is hands down the best video at replacing the fan assembly on a 2017 QX60. Replaced mine in about an hour and a half using your tips. Amazing videos my man, please keep them coming. Also let me know if you do one about replacing the spark plugs and coil packs please.
Without a doubt the best help video I have ever watched. I don't have the $1200 dollars asked to do this, so I plan on doing it myself. That is along with you and this video. Thank you!!
Thanks for this video. I have a 2015 pathfinder with about 78,000km on it when suddenly I had a lot of vibration when running the AC. This video was very helpful and saved me a lot of money. THANK YOU.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I watched this video and I’m going to fix my car. This is so detailed and clear that I already got the confidence to go do it and I am very sure that I will.
Thank you so much.
How it go ?
Thank you for the video. Got exactly the same problem and dealership wants 2500, 500+ for the parts and 1900+ for the labor. It seems not easy but if take time, it is not that hard if following your video.
Just replaced mine with my dad on my 2013 Pathfinder only took a hour. Awesome video saved a lot of time and money.
Great video. I have a 2017 QX60 with 40K miles and ran into the same issue. I was quoted $900 and was able to get it fixed for $350. There has to be a defect, there should have been a recall on these.
Thanks to this video, I got my wife’s car fixed in two hours. So appreciative of your time and effort showing all the necessary steps. Cheers to you sir! 🍻
Great service to us dyi folks! Clear well documented steps made it a straight forward task. Could have never figured it out myself. Saved me a bundle... I owe you a big steak dinner and all cocktails you can drink.
Thank you for a very thorough and comprehensive video. Made replacing the fan assembly on my 2016 Pathfinder. Just to note, there are some minor differences between years but I was able to figure it out. The module on my new Dorman unit had 1 socket on one side and two on the other whereas the original had all sockets on one side of the module. It freaked me out at first until I realized the two sockets that where seemingly on the wrong side went to the fans so it was irrelevant
Thank you for your video... after watching it gave me confidence in attacking this job. got it done in 2 hours. very satisfied.
Just changed out my wife’s fan assembly in the dark. Your video made it easy. Thanks for the great video.
Wow! Best tutorial I have ever seen! I just got a 17 a few months ago. I hope this never happens to me, but if it does I'm confident that I can get it fixed after watching this video.
Thanks so much.
I really enjoy watching your videos they are super clear an very well explained even though I don't own nissan keep up the good work thank you.👍
Thank you for posting, very detailed and very helpful, i followed your instructions and did mine within about an hour.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Just did my wifes 2015 today. Was 95% the same excluding a few clips. Your tutorial was excellent! Thanks.
Well done brother. Thanks for posting. I'm after my wife's radiator and fans as soon as the parts show up.
Thanks a zillion. Just did a QX60. Without your excellent video I would have seriously been fighting to do this repair. I watch a lot of car repair videos in my shade tree mechanic work and this is one of the best. Zing subscribed !!!
Thank you so much. Just started having this trouble on my pathfinder and this was the first video that popped up about it. I will be using this as a step by step guide next weekend to repair mine. And thanks for doing the reverse assembly as well. More times than not it's the reassembly that's harder to do than the teardown. And most reviewers don't address it.
Awesome work sir!
Thank you for your comment. I am glad you found my video helpful. Have a great weekend!
This video is great. Very helpful step by step. Took me about an hour to take apart and another hour to put back together. Only struggle is those dang clips are difficult to pop open and some really hard to reach. But video totally is a great guide and car working great. 2017 Nissan Pathfinder.
By far, this is the best illustration video for radiator replacement. I just saved $1000. Many thanks, and well wishes, brother!
What a great video. Explaining how each clip came off really helped. Also the advise on which one to order was spot on. Thanks so much.
Many thanks Dude! Just finished the install. SMOOOOTH! Scared me to unplug the ECM, unbolted the bracket and rolled the connectors out of the way. We just finished a 2500m run pulling a camper, passenger fan went bonkers, pulled the plug and finished the trip on one fan. It wasn't sounding real healthy, lots of play in the bearings. 112,000
Again, many thanks.
Plugs are next.
michael
Very glad to hear you got yours replaced. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Dealership quoted me 1100 bucks. Ended up spending 250 watching your video. You saved me a ton of money. Thanks.
Glad my video was able to help. Have a great week!
2013 JX35 - 230,000km the fan just went, thankful to have found this video. Affiliate link used for the purchase!
Mine lasted 114k miles on my jx35
This video was great. I replaced mine using this video and saved 700-800 dollars instead of having it done at Nissan. Thank you!
Thanks s a million . I just finish installing my radiater on my nissan pathfinder2015. I have never seen such informative detail instructions in like this ever. You ate such excellent instructor. Again much appreciated 🙏.
Glad my video was able to help you with your repair. Thanks for sharing your experience. Cheers!
Want to thank you. Watched your video 3 times before doing the job made it so much easier. Ty again
Thanks Man... I'm going to replace mine on wednesday... I have a 2017 Nissan Pathfinder SV 4WD with 65K on it. I have to replace the Thermostat at 60k and now the driver side Fan is making the noise. but so far it has been a Great vehicle...
Thanks! 2015 Pathfinder with same issue. Part cost $170 vs $1000 quote from mechanic, but did take me (rookie), 5 hours.. Wasted a lot of time with the left side fan screw.. Home depot run and get some flex socket that was finally able to turn it.. Either way, saved a TON! Much appreciated!
Good you got yours fixed. Thanks for sharing your experience!
This is the best help video I have ever seen! At first I thought I could not do it myself, particularly given the number of steps to reverse when installing. But you recapped it all and made it easy! Thank you SO much!
Thanks for your comment. Glad you found my video helpful.
Hi, I found this video very helpful, thanks for spending the time to record and upload - absolute legend.
I have do have one additional piece of information that may help others. When I replaced my fan assembly it did not work. After some trouble shooting, I found that the new fan management unit most likely requires an address to be programmed to operate with the car computer (or unlikely but potentially my new one was faulty). Fortunately for me, my old fan management unit mounting pattern matched the new and I was able to replace the new with the old and Voila - Fan running. If anyone else has this issue, try it and it should work.
I also replaced my fan management unit mounting screws with slightly larger ones as the ones supplied weren't exactly tight and snug when screwed in.
Great walkthrough of the steps. Just did this to my wife’s car and this video helped a lot. Thanks.
You are the best. Directions straight forward and easy to follow. You saved me a good chunk of money that could be spent on something else. Keep making these videos.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Great video man, love the step by step instructions
This video helped me out a lot for my 2013 pathfinder. There is a difference in the TCM module wire bundle clip but I was able to slip the cooling fan assembly passed them. Thanks for the help!!!!!
This was by far the best repair video I've watched. No BS and great camera angles. Repaired my 2015 Pathfinder with ease. Thank you!!!
Very good to hear. Have a great week!
Such a great tutorial!!! I had the old out and the new in with no more than 2 hours invested. Thanks for helping me save money on the repair!
Glad it helped!
Wow! Really one of the best, most detailed repair videos I have seen in a long time. You made this repair virtually dummy proof. Slight modifications and extra screws as I have a 2013 Pathfinder (first time fan has had this issue in 160k miles!) (I'm original owner). But rate this a 10/10. Thanks.
Glad you found my video helpful. Cheers!
This is one of the best tutorials for this problem that I’ve see. Look forward to seeing other videos in the future. Thank you for helping me out with this repair!!
Glad to hear you found my video helpful. Thanks for your comment!
❤ now that’s how you do an instructional video. We’ll done sir. Ordering the part today to do over the weekend.
just did my friends and it took about an hour and a half was pretty easy longest part was taking all the battery tray bolts out lol ty for the good video
Thanks for sharing your experience!
This is the best tutorial I have ever followed thank you.
Awesome video! People like you help so many people and make the world a much better place! Thank you so much!
Really appreciate your comment. Cheers!!
I changed my 2014 Pathfinders fan assembly in my driveway. Beside there being a few different clips and such it was just like you said. Thank you so much for the info
My 2016 Pathfinder failed at about 50k and I had to replace them myself. I do give lots of credit to this video. Very thorough ..though I don't recall if I installed the rubber mounts on the new fans when I replaced them..oops. So far those TYC have more than 75k on them and no issues.
Beautiful step by step. So easy to follow! 🙏🏽 It worked perfectly! Saved us $1200!! Thank you so much
Thank you so much! Did this today on my Pathfinder! Very clear instructions, and well made video.
Thank you for the detailed video. Replacing my fan tomorrow👍
Thank you for the Video. It helped me a great deal. High quality video and detailed instructions. The word patience that you repeated several times, I believe it was a wise and important part of the instructions.
Glad you found the video helpful. Cheers!
Just did the same job on 17 PF. With TYC as well. One excellent video buddy. 👏
Thank you! Followed video for my 2014 Pathfinder and saved $$. Really appreciate for videos and your time making them!!
Great video! Clear step by step instructions! Just knocked this out for my 2013 Pathfinder this evening.
Thanks a million bro, my wife’s 2018 QX60 recently started doing this! Now I know how to change it myself! 👍
Thank you for this! My first real car repair myself went seamlessly
Thank you for the video. I followed it and was able to do it myself. Saved a lot of money.
Thanks so much for your info.. I just finished installing the fan with your guidance. Thanks again 🙂
Thank you for this video. This worked for my 2015 also and your directions were spot on
which fan did you order? mine is 2015 too.
@@goharsalman1 was the same unit.
Thank you so much for this video. The detail and quality was everything I needed to tackle this problem myself on my jx35. I opted for the OEM infiniti cooling fan because i never in my life want to change this again. lol Thank you though and i owe you lunch.
I too am about to tackle this on my 2015 Pathfinder with 110k KM’s. I too generally use OEM parts, but given that this is a well documented flaw with the pathfinder, I have no interest in replacing it with the same poorly made OEM part.
Thank you so much for the video. I have a 2017 and was able to follow step by step in 90 minutes. Worked perfect thank you.
Very good to hear. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Followed this step by step. Really appreciate it!
My repair went fine due to your video, thank you much!
Excellent video. Although my 2016 was slightly different, just took my time and completed it in 3.5 hours.
Thank you very much for this. Most appreciated.