For anyone watching this. Do not use zip ties. They will last you about 20 minutes before they melt. Get an exhaust clamp. Use zip ties to find the area rattling and if the zip ties stop it then you can place your exhaust clamp on it.
What the bloody hell! It's *that* simple? That's quite awesome that you posted this on UA-cam! Does this happen on later Rogue models? Like a 21-23 for instance?
The Canadian Tire told me I have a converter rattling on Nissan Roque 2014 with 125k km, could you please help where can I go to check if I need to replace, clean or fix it?
It was a 2013 Nissan Rogue. The heat shield was right next the catalytic converter towards the Y pipe. You can skip to 0.26 in the video where I circled the weld. And you can also see the small hole by manufacturer which is the bottom of the heat shield.
@@kismet6387 I have the exact same problem same vehicle, same year. You nailed the sound I keep hearing. I thought it was a cracked shield, but after watching your video, I will check that area and do the zip tie thing. That sound is annoying & elusive!
Had the same issue, wasn’t able to troubleshoot. Glad you posted this video and helped me tremendously 🙏🏽
Glad to hear it
Technical service bulletin NTB14-018 covers this. Don't use zip ties, use a band clamp.
That's what i was thinking tho!
Zip ties will melted down once the pipe gets hot.😮
Oh my gosh, my 2012 Nissan Rogue SV has this noise, Thank you thank you Thank you Kismet !
Glad to help!
That is the exact noise I will looking for. Thanks
Glad I could help
For anyone watching this. Do not use zip ties. They will last you about 20 minutes before they melt. Get an exhaust clamp. Use zip ties to find the area rattling and if the zip ties stop it then you can place your exhaust clamp on it.
or get under the car and bang on the exhaust with a rubber mallet. You will hear the rattle
Thanks
What the bloody hell! It's *that* simple? That's quite awesome that you posted this on UA-cam!
Does this happen on later Rogue models? Like a 21-23 for instance?
had the same problem only i used hose clamps
can you plsplss make a updated video showin the clamps if u still have car
Technical service bulletin NTB14-018 covers this. Look at the pictures
Those zip ties are going to melt
The Canadian Tire told me I have a converter rattling on Nissan Roque 2014 with 125k km, could you please help where can I go to check if I need to replace, clean or fix it?
i think that is where the clunking in my 2016 nissan rogue comes from
What year Rogue is this? Come on man!
What Year Rogue? And where exactly was that heat-shield?
It was a 2013 Nissan Rogue. The heat shield was right next the catalytic converter towards the Y pipe. You can skip to 0.26 in the video where I circled the weld. And you can also see the small hole by manufacturer which is the bottom of the heat shield.
@@kismet6387 I have the exact same problem same vehicle, same year. You nailed the sound I keep hearing. I thought it was a cracked shield, but after watching your video, I will check that area and do the zip tie thing. That sound is annoying & elusive!
Where is it, in the back of the car?
It’s in the centre
Is this a safety issue?
Not really a safety issue but it is really annoying hearing this noise constantly
Did they melt?
Yes they did melt. I used zip ties to pinpoint the problem and then I fixed it up with a exhaust clamp.
You use metal banning not plastic zip ties. 🤣🤣
"I used zip ties to pinpoint the problem and then I fixed it up with a exhaust clamp"
Yes.