How To Fix Cylinder Misfire - P0300, P0301, P0302, P0303, P0304, P0305, P0306.

How To Fix Cylinder Misfire on 2007-2012 Nissan Altima Example.

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[PR-nqdt]

688 other "mechanics" didn't like your clear and precise information!! 🤣

[Razor_]

Man this is the most down to earth explanation and excellent information. Straight to the point without a bunch of antics claiming the whole car needs to be rebuilt. My Xterra just threw this code on the way home from work at 3am. Not a good time for car troubles. Never even knew you could just buy the boots and new wires! Save a ton of money and hassle. Thank you!

[esscube]

EXCELLENT VIDEO! Clear, succinct, to-the-point explanation of what is being done, the reasons why, and the steps of exactly how it's done. Steady camera work, unlike most others in the auto diy field. Very pleasant, professional narration, too. Thanks for your great work.

[homersimpson]

No Billy Joe Bob and his cousin Cooter with 90% personalty 10% information here. Very professionally produced & highly informative video (which is rare on youtube). Thumbs up to Temachok! Thank you and keep em coming.

[redeclipzegsx]

Dude I just wanna say thank you. You made me look like a fucking bad ass last night. My sisters 2009 Altima was throwing misfire code on 3, same hesitating symptoms. I originally was watching your spark plug video but in the comments lead me to this video. I did exactly this. Went out and got me a scanner, switched the coils around, and wouldn’t you know it the code changed to the cylinder I moved the faulty coil to. Upon closer inspection of it I could tell right away where it burnt out. Fixed this shit in 5 minutes. Thanks my dude. I owe you lunch my guy.

[bullitt]

If only everyone posted such informative and clear, concise videos! Well done sir!

[OCmeiwaku]

super easy to understand and you only give important facts. this is one of the BEST videos i've viewed. thank you ! A+

[alicenkikkert]

Thank you so much for this! My car had this exact problem and because of your video, I spent only $42 at the auto parts store and now my car is running great. The video was so clear and concise and you saved me likely hundreds of dollars had I needed to bring it somewhere. Thank you again!

[MamaMia....]

I have had to learn a lot over a short time and I've binged on dozens of videos to figure things out. I can say for sure that your video is well paced (some videos I have to slow down to keep up with) and you show as much as you say. I have heard the word coil pack dozens of times but yours was the first video that made the simple point of taking out the coil - I previously thought it was more like a copper wire wrapped thing. So, yeah - thanks very much, liked and subscribed.

[LV-jhzt]

I just showed my granddaughter how to replace her coil packs. She did a great job.

[SignatureStampsFan]

Great video! I had an P0302. The swap the coils diagnostic tip nailed it. Thanks for the step by step easy video!

[audioplugg]

My '06 Maxima does the same thing. Starts shaking when I hit 35mph. I already replaced the cv axles a few months ago, and I just replaced the spark plugs last weekend. Never dawned on me that it's the ignition coil. The video helped out a lot. Will update after I change those bad boys out.

[TheLisaG]

This was a great video! Thank you so much! My car (2003 Nissan Murano) was doing the exact same thing with the code p0302, and after watching this video it's running perfect! Thanks again!

[bebo]

I don’t have an Altima, but you’re tips helped me fix my Expedition problem. Many thanks.

[angelicabran]

this is the best video ever seen, very clear and well explained.

[gregbellinger]

Very good voice tone, pace, and camera work. Explanations are specific, clear, and doable for the non mechanic person. Have a great day.

[michaelkrichevsky]

Thanks man, just the info I needed, so now instead of paying $530 for the repairs cost I was given by the Pep Boys Scamming Shop, I went online and spend $100 and will fix it my-self.

[keithjames]

Simple explanation, good clarity, a lot better than so many so called professionals ..some too technical with their definition as if all their viewers are taking an automotive course to be certified mechanics and others too vague in their description. Guys remember that most of us come here because we recognize we are novices and need help to save us getting ripped off(so common in this industry)This video is awesome . Its .one of a kind, Straight forward, and directly to the point with a solution.. Two thumps up!! !:)

[boldty]

Great video. Clearly filmed, easy to understand, and excellent explanations! Thank you!