Coolant Temperature Sensor Removal and Refitting - Nissan Micra K12
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Removing and replacing the coolant temperature sensor in a Nissan Micra K12 from 2003 to 2010. Thanks for watching. Please comment, like and subscribe !.
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Really helpful video, thanks. I particularly like the way you showed how to remove the electrical connectors - they’re all infuriatingly slightly different and just confuse this old man.
You're very welcome. They can be very frustrating, especially when they're covered in gunk and hard to see !
Your video means a lot to me thank you so much.
Thanks for watching !
Все доходчиво и понятно
Thanks for upload.Well detailed. Replaced the one on my K11 back in March.Very similar procedure but quite a faff to do. The car was almost impossible to start .It ran well for a while and then the Throttle Body electronics gave up in a big way.Sadly scrapped now but I still have the other K11.
You're welcome, pity about the other K11. I actually preferred the older Micra, certainly lookswise ! :)
@@screwsnutsandbolts Thamks I agree. If I come across a K11 later coil pack version I would probably go for it..MAF sensors can be replaced separately on those.Unfortunately on the older Micras the sensor is integrated into the throttle body and unavailable.I did try soldering everthing and even tried a couple of used ones from Ebay .But it never ran the same afterwards. Excellent little cars though
Perfecto 👍👍👍 very good, very🔥
Thank you for watching !
I have a problem with a 2006 Nissan Note 1.4. 226,342 km. In the morning, my car shuts off when I start. Then I stop it for a while, the car starts and drives all day.
Does anyone have any advice. They gave spark plugs or should I clean the throttle valve.
thank you
stupid question here. Is this temp sensor the one that the radiator fan gets input from or is it the one for the ecu.
This one sends information to the ecu
Hi where is the oil temperature sensor located on the engine?
I don't think there is one on this engine
Hi my Nissan drives for about 20 mins then temp light and engine light comes on then starts juddering/loosing power and fan kicks in when engine not even hot and loosing power would this sensor be the issue 👍
It's possible. It might be worth changing it first as they're quite cheap
Im having a problem with this micra it runs fine for the next 30 min or more
then the gear stops shifting and it will move only in third gear and it will get stuck here (3)
Then if i turn it off and start it again it works fine and it will stop again shortly and im gonna have to restart it again and again to make it shift again
It sounds like a problem with the clutch not dis-engaging. It could be an issue with the clutch, low transmission fluid or something else. This link might help: carfromjapan.com/article/car-maintenance/manual-transmission-wont-go-into-gear-when-running/
Why we must change this sensor ? Where was the problem?
I was just demonstrating how to replace the sensor. Here's a link explaining bad coolant sensor symptoms: mechanicbase.com/coolant/engine-coolant-temperature-sensor-symptoms/
thank you 👌👌