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Perfection, thank you my good sir… saved me . Very much appreciated

Nice job!

THANK YOU for your efforts and for sharing! I was about to do this tomorrow!!! So, again, THANK YOU!!

Doesn't that bleach splash on your shoes, in the air, in your face?

Lol 😆 🤣 😂

First of all, thank you for this video! For those of you who may have a similar leak like the one on 7:15 in the video (water coming above the tire), your end of the drain tube may be disconnected and could be leaking to your floorboard. We were able to fix this by accessing the end of the plastic drain tube for each side by going to the car's floorboard (underneath the foot mats and getting underneath that - removing the lining hard plastic that was holding it down) and reconnecting the plastic tube to it's hard end. This allowed the water to safely run from to sunroof and down the intended channel which the on at the 7min mark. Thanks again for the video! Saved me a ton on potential repair costs!

Thanks for this video I tried clearing the blockage with a wire, however, I guess i dislodged a seal somewhere and now the water is leaking from the pillar. I have no way to find out where this seal is and how to access it. I would suggest people to be very gentle when using the wire method to clear it. In my opinion, the other option to access and remove the filter under the wiper trims would be more safer.

Will this kill the tree?

😂😂😂😂😂 Too funny

2020 tacoma; Mine took 15min of blowing, but small controlled sucking without getting crud into mouth worked finally. Since Kamala gets 200K/yr for life - maybe we can just have ol' heels up do this as a service to the American people.

Good way to kill a tree.

Yall are some goofballs

Where does the line connect at on the inside??

I was advised to do this at work as non toxic from workers coming in from the mill. The only way I found this worked was to apply muscel and it worked but letting baking soda do the work I found it needed alot help from me rubbing area. Thank goodness only few spots. Did not use vinigar. Again it was only spots from boots. I am looking at for a way on a project to clean and would not be spots, it will be interesting as i can see me brushing and brushing.

I'm going to test a patch except I'm going to throw down vinegar instead of water.

Thank you for the video. Worked like a charm!!

I thought of using baking soda and vinegar for front door landing. And decided to look it up in CZcams Thanks

2017 Rogue and I have the same problem

has this tree fallen yet since then?

I'm considering a similar approach, but I'm wondering how the tree is doing 6 years later. Has it had any health issues as a result of this method?

New construction. Our basement flooded, leaving thick layer of red clay dried on the concrete floor for over 1 year. My father removed a layer using a hand scraper. I shop-vac'd behind him. My brother and I then used scrub brushes, soap + water, sponges, removing a good deal of clay, but much of it still remained... Finally, after researching some DIY tips, I tested three similar areas of the clay, using: (1.White vinegar (2.Vinegar + Baking soda (3.Hydrogen peroxide The plain, white vinegar was the clear winner; removing all the remainder of the clay. I allowed the vinegar to sit for 15 minutes before using scrub brush + sponge to clean. Initially, my father suggested using a pressure washer, (which we did try)... but we were only able to remove about a foot (a literal 12-inch ruler size) of clay before having to take 30sec-1min of shop-vacing the area from water overflow..... Plus, using a shop-vac inside this space seemed reckless imo. All this said, I'm always looking for a natural/organic method to get the job done before using chemicals... I see people recommending muriatic acid or (this other product with Tetrafluoroborate in the ingredient list)... Fine if you need to get the job done fast..... but otherwise, I'd rather not be breathing bleach/etc. or dumping some daft thing into the environment; some basic ass cleaning vinegar did the trick.

Thank you for the video! I had the exact same issue. Earlier I was told it was the cowl drain and cleaned it only to have another leak from the blower fan while driving home.

Good idea friend

Exhausting comments

Thank you , helped me , all fixed now .

What does the bleach do to the grass?

I have pine tree roots that give me a hard time when I cut the grass every year , I'm going to try this, didn't want to pay somebody a ton of money to come out and grind them down thanks for the video I don't mind a little hard work😊

FYI the nylon gear is a replaceable part. We replace the entire shaft with the steel gear shaft and nylon gear for around 125.00 in our area.

I searched google with key words & even forums and could find no solutions. I put a few key words in youtube and found your video. This was the solution I was looking for and exactly the issue I was having. You probably saved me a few hundred bucks & my time. Thank You for taking the time to make a video like this.

Saved me from mounting a D-day operation with my 16 Tacoma. Thanks for the video!

After washing my car, I use tire shine on. I realized it leaves perfect white spots on concrete for a long time.🤷‍♂️

Saw this video after the fact. That "shoulda just stayed in bed" hit real hard.

I have the same issue for the last 4 years , is anyway we can sue Nissan ? Mi e is 2015 too .

I learned from your video and threw my floor cleaning solution (orange oil and bleach) onto the concrete porch for a few weeks. Its noticeably brighter. I may aplly bleach uniformly in an insect sprayer to minimize waste and get an even coat

hydrogen peroxide is magic

not a bad idea. some of these fence posts mounts are more expensive than the panels themselves.

I wish I had recorded it. You have one behind the rear tire jack lower left of the jack. On the right side, I had to unsnap the lower inside panel and also removed the rear and right door seals. I removed the rear floorboard basically everything above the spare tire. I pryed that panel away a little without removing it. I placed a piece of wood to hold that panel open enough to get an arm into the rear side and pulled the hose off. It was clogged to hell. Once I cleared it, I poured water down both drain inlets and it worked just fine. I jammed a small screwdriver into the check valve and made a permanent hole so the water coming down flows freely like it is supposed to do. Like I said, I now wish that I had recorded it because I feel Nissan messed up big time.

I use pole lopper to trim the top, and gas hedge trimmer to shave the sides as uniform, and far in as possible. Finally privacy from the neighboring apt complex! Have some 50ft trying to figure out how to safely top em. Blocking sunlight in the winter months.

This is good for the front drains. This is what I did. I removed the hood, wipers and plastic cover under the wipers. I drilled out the check value so it should drain without getting clogged. Moving forward, I will use the weed wacker wire to find the front drain and then insert a straw to blow it out with my compressor. The rear is located next to the spare tire jack. Pull it and blow compressed air in that hose. Save yourself $1500. Just the rear is $850. Quote from Nissan

Bleach is poisonous to the envirinment. Don't use it outdoors.

you lost me at the start- when you said you connectd the frame to the jbox??? t

That door is still loud! You need a belt drive with some nylon rollers.

I appreciate this. I’m not sure if allowing the baking soda mixture to dry had any detrimental effect or not. I wonder if a Borax powder mix would do anything.

Lmfao...we've all been there.. so i can totally relate. Thanks for the chuckle

maybe you should have added some water and agitated the dish soap after you poured it on? At least the color impact would have been uniform across the bench, and we could have seen it's cleaning effect.

Thanks for sharing I’m trying to remove an oil spot on our driveway and I was thinking of doing this same thing but now I know it doesn’t work.

You have take off front glass under plastic and there are two water way for take out water coming from sunroof. We got that problem 2017 nissan x trail and when we opened to front glass's under plastic.

Hello, thank you very much for the video, what is the name of that kind of cutting shovel with which you lift the root before using the saber saw? Thank you very much, greetings from Spain.

Same problem exactly as described - fix worked great, straw including. Thanks for sharing!

What is the name of the tools?