#Nissanmurano #alternatorreplacement #diyautorepair
In this video, I will show you the entire 2006 Nissan Murano Alternator replacement process. This repair is a moderate level DIY Auto Repair but with this step-by-step guide, you will be able to save yourself hundreds of dollars on this repair. The 2006 Nissan Murano Alternator is a 110 amp alternator. I put the link to the alternator that I used from Amazon in the parts used section below. I found this alternator to match OEM specs at a FRACTION of the price from local auto parts suppliers. Although you can test your alternator at a local parts store, I would not purchase one from them. The alternator that I linked also has a return policy in case you ever need a replacement. You can also test your vehicle's battery with a code reader that has a battery/alternator test function. Remember with a multimeter you will get the surface voltage reading but the reading you need is the voltage under load to properly test your vehicle's battery. Many people can mistake a bad battery for a bad alternator. So making sure you test both of these vital components is never a bad idea since they are crucial to each other's operation. This repair on average costs between $540 to $750 at a repair shop. If you have not subscribed to the channel yet now is the time, don't miss your chance to catch all of the DIY Auto Repair videos I release in the future.
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Basic Mechanic Tool Set- amzn.to/3WYsiwS
Trim Tool Set- amzn.to/43vxdbj
Alternator- amzn.to/3P6Dq9i
Serpentine Belt- amzn.to/3NjqE5M
Belt Tensioner- amzn.to/43wZ9LU
-------------------------------------Content of Video-----------------------------------------
0:00 Intro to Video
3:33 Start of Repair
3:52 Front trim piece removal
7:54 Cooling Fan Removal
11:09 Belt Tensioner location and size
11:40 Serpentine belt removed
12:46 Battery Tray removal
14:18 Removing the Alternator
16:08 New Alternator compared to Old Alternator
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