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Hey guys

In the previous three videos Links below the video

We opened the compressor

We have seen his theory of action

And electrical and mechanical failures

Electrical and mechanical problems

Solenoid was repaired And its work theory

and measuring resistance according to current flow

and compare between coil resistance

its same value so solenoid is good

Now we will clean and close the compressor

Now we have closed the compressor

It is best to change the sealants

of the solenoid

according to sizes

Because it is not good

Sorry we wanted to try it in the car

But in the workshop the compressor was changed

Based on viewers' requests

These videos were made to benefit everyone

Thank you so much...

For more infomation >> How to Diagnose an A/C Compressor without Clutch Toyota Ford Nissan PEUGEOT Mazda Chevrolet KIA - Duration: 10:09.

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A Sports Car for Just 8000€?! Nissan 350Z Review [Sub ENG] - Duration: 10:39.

Ciao everyone, here it's Marchettino and today I wanna show you that with the money of a city car you can bring home

a fun and engaging sports car like this one behind me, the Nissan 350Z. Let's test it!

Today I wanna show you that you don't have to spend a fortune to bring home

a RWD sports car with a good engine that is able to offer emotions.

The Nissan 350Z is the clear evidence because I'm driving a japanese exotic that by looking at the second hand market, it starts at about 8000€

and with this money I think you bring home a great sports car.

When it was released it was the rival of the Porsche Cayman and BMW Z4

and I think the 350Z (as rival) is a very interesting proposal,

especially for the current market prices

because with this money you get a 2 seater coupè with 280hp.

In front we have a 3.5L N/A V6 that used to develop 280hp and 316nm of torque on this car,

I used the past because this car has some mods and now produces 340hp - Exact!

A positive side about japanese sport cars in general is the mod factor,

because in the world of japanese cars you find pretty much everything in terms of modifications

infact several things have been changed in this 350Z, maybe one of the most interesting mods are the tires because it has proper tires,

Toyo R888 semislick tires.

These are the ideal roads to use properly both the tires and engine of the car.

Now we forgot the TC on, sadly! - We can turn it off then! - Sure, it's on the bottom left!

Ok, ESP.. off!

Now I can feel it's more fluid!

Yeah TC is too aggressive, especially after the mods!

The sound of this V6 is truly engaging, exhaust is not stock but it has a full Borla system.

Always like the sound of a V6!

It pushes nicely too, above 4000rpm you start to feel all the power coming 'till the redline at about 7000rpm!

Not bad!

Very engaging also to play with the gearbox, you also changed the gear shift with a short shift

the gear changes are not bad at all, they're very direct and sharp.

Problem is the stick is in aluminium, today it's sunny and I need a oven glove to change gears!

I also like the seats which I find comfy and can also hold the sides pretty well,

but I have to say the suspensions are a bit stiff, you did something if i'm not mistaken.

Yes D2 suspensions, if you stay in the car more than 1 hour you break your back! - Great!

If there's something that I don't understand is that out 4 japanese cars I recently tested,

this is the 3rd without the airconditioning! I'm sweating,

you're so obsessed to reduce weight at all costs!

It's impressive to know this car brand new was about 37.000€ and now at 1/5 of it's list price and this is not the base model,

it's the Lev.2 a version with lots of options and so with this money you get a car which is not only plenty of power with a sports behaviour

but it's also rather comfy and allow to be used every day or for long trips..

Maybe without the A/C I wouldn't do a long trip but if it had one, it would be great for that use!

In the turn-in you can feel the weight of the car, it's not very light also with a big engine in front,

compared to its rivals Z4 and Cayman, this was the heaviest.

You told me even if it's heavy the brakes are ok.

Also on track where you push the brakes hard, they offer good braking!

Even with the electronics off this car is glued to the road also thanks to these tires.

But if I had a car like this I would buy tires with less grip to have more fun in the corners!

If you want to buy a second hand car like this, you need to be careful because this is one of those cars people buy low to use for drifting so

make sure to buy a car that has never seen the wall!

Sure, one of the things you also need to do is about the LSD if you want to enjoy it and feel the rear!

In terms of price/performance ratio I think it's a good car,

sure if we look at the interior we realise Nissan has saved money in the built quality, this reflected posivitely on the list price

but second hand at about 8000€ I think it's worth it but the problem is about the maintenance

because even though it's an aged car, you told me every year the car tax is about 1000€ - Yes, that's the price in Turin, insurance companies are not friendly either!

1000€ for about 300hp if you think about it, it's not high but if you think 1000€ over a 8000€ car yeah, that's high

then the maintenance - you told me you service the car every 4000km, you told me you have a heavy foot so you can double that if you go easy!

Undoubtedly!

Another thing that left me puzzled is that like most respectable japanese fashioned cars, also this one drinks oil!

Sadly yes, it's a defect of the VQ35DE engine, on the later engines this problem was fixed - So just on the 1st gen - Yeah on this one

Great throttle response, it can't be more perfect than this on a N/A!

Also this is part of the driving pleasure, having a immediate throttle response, an extremely precise and direct gearbox

I think for this money the 350Z is a car that offers great satisfactions.

I think for this price you don't even loose money when you sell it.

A friend of mine had one for years, he did enjoy and had fun with it, he even sold it with a little profit!

I really did enjoy the Nissan 350Z, I like the power of the engine, just like the gearbox - very precise and direct.

For about 8000€ you get a coupè, RWD, manual gearbox, V6 engine exotic that does 0 to 100kph in 6s with a top speed limited to 250kph,

for that money what else could you buy, 500 or 350?

I thank the owner for letting me test it and guys

make sure to Like the video if you enjoy it, subscribe to my YouTube if you haven't yet and as always thanks for watching, ciao!

For more infomation >> A Sports Car for Just 8000€?! Nissan 350Z Review [Sub ENG] - Duration: 10:39.

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Here's What I Think About the Nissan 370Z and More | Scotty Kilmer - Duration: 3:29.

rev up your engines, Amil says, your thoughts on a

Nissan 370z, okay they are fun to drive they're fast little sports cars, there's

no arguing that, now Nissan their quality has gone down

since they merged with Renault there's no questioning that, but they are fun sports

cars that said, be very cautious about buying a used one, because if you buy a used

sports car a nissan, lot of guys that drive those things they buy it and they beat

the heck out of them, and then when you buy them used, you got nothing but

problems, I have had lots of people that bought used ones they kicked themselves

they said, why did I buy you sports car the guy before me beat the heck out of

the car now it's a pile of junk, so if you are buying one used, you definitely

have to find a guy like me with a dealer level scan tool, who can go through it

all, spend an hour analyze it, most of the guys will charge maybe a hundred bucks

analyze it all and tell you what kind of shape it's in, and don't buy it naked and

then find out you got problems, have a mechanic knows what he's doing check it

out, before Tyler McDuffie says, Scotty my wife has an 07 Jeep Liberty sport

it had a recall for rear lower control arms, should I sell it once jeep fixes it

okay well you know it depends, I'm not a Jeep fan they don't hold up like they

did when I was a kid when Willys jeeps made them and they were solid, but it's a

2007 it's a 12 year old Jeep, you're not gonna get much for a 12 year old Jeep

so if it runs okay and they're fixing that stuff free under a recall and it's

not real high mileage, why not continue to drive it, because if you're curious

just see what it's going for what, you can sell it for and you probably can't

get much, and if you can't get much what's the point of selling something

and not getting much, you might as well drive until it falls apart and just get

rid of it, that's my old theory with cars you know, I mean I'm not a fan of the

jeeps but if you got one that it runs okay and your not going to get much when you

sell it, just drive until some big goes on then just get rid of the thing,

Todd says considering trading my 2017 subaru forrester XT with the

turbo WRX for a used 2017 Toyota Camry 2.5 to save money and reliability what

do you think, yet it's a very smart because that Camry can run forever, it's

gonna get much better gas mileage, they don't have had gasket problems like the

Subarus do, and it can last forever, that would be a very smart move if you want

to get better gas mileage and have a vehicle that lasts longer, I would

definitely do that, Steven the best says, Scotty a friend of mine recently bought

a 2015 Ford Focus with fifty two thousand miles for fourteen thousand

dollars certified pre-owned did he pay too much, yes far as I'm concerned he

paid too much money, you know if you got a Ford Fusion for that kind of money

that would be okay, because they're really well made, but the focus, that's one of

their cheaper made cars, and fourteen grand for fifty-two thousand miles, I would have

paid less, but you know if you buy it from a dealer they charge too much money

that's just how the thing goes, they just do, I just made a

video about why use cars cause so much money in the United States, watch that

and you'll learn a whole bunch about why cars cost too much in the United States

it's all about the collusion between the people that do this valuation books and

the companies that own them that sell used cars so, so if you never want to

miss another one of my new car repair videos, remember to ring that Bell!