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Even when the car isnt running there is still some pressure on the low and high sides

I think it might depend on which brand and type of plug you use, but generally iridium plugs last a very long time

@@DIYNorth I use NGK Iridium, my Frontier odometers reads about 180000, in 20K more miles I will use your method to changed them. Thanks for the good video.

I think the NGK ones are the best to use. Best of luck with the change.

You can check the gap and clean a car's spark plugs if you wanted to. Also, this isn't a car.

@@DIYNorth So you recycle a spark plug when a new one is 5 bucks..🤭.

@9th_child yes and it is still working today. "Recycle" is also a very inaccurate word choice. Its checking the gap and cleaning it. It takes about two minutes. Recycling is the conversion of waste into something useful. The plug is just fine and would not meet the definition of waste.

With 2 vehicles approaching 200k Miles I feel that I will be fighting a lot of check engine lights in my near future.

@@DIYNorth I hear you! I just got done fixing a coolant leak on my 09 GX. It was a pain in the a$$, but still much cheaper than a single car payment by doing it DIY!

Gotta save that money.

Thanks for checking out some videos. I have a lot of mazda 3 videos, overall reliable car though. My channel has no real focus, just whatever I'm working on each week. It seems like something is always breaking though so there is always something to post.

It's not convenient

yes it would

Is that a 5 liter/quart

@@DIYNorth 1 Gallon jug or 4 quarts

@@TDK2K that's a pretty good price

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No

Which vehicle are you doing it on. I'm not sure if they are all the same. For me it was the lights on and off before the AC. It might be the something that controls the lights turning on and off, but I really am just guessing.

@@DIYNorth Its an 03 Infiniti FX45.

@@ELEVOPR It looks like it might be the same order for the test for that as well. Not sure what the clicking is though.

Thanks for checking it out. There is no recommended change interval on the filter. I wouldnt replace it on every change.

I'll see, I have a few videos racked up now and I have to do some videos for a couple companies that are sending me stuff. Eventually yes, but it would have to enter a pretty long list of stuff that has been piling up on me.

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I'm just trying to get into soldering. It's not too hard. I'm just messy.

@@DIYNorth haha, I even misspelled it! 🤦‍♂️ Your soldering job is turning out great! Keep up the good work! I’m working on fixing a coolant leak on my GX470- a failed gasket that is buried under the intake manifold and overpass water pipe- a major PITA!

@@MaximumDIYGarage On a positive note youtube generally pushes the long form videos and that sounds like a very long video. In fact it might be a couple of videos. I have a mystery check engine on the mazda that i am ignoring.

You should have a jack. It should be in the trunk with the spare tire. It just kind of sucks. You probably know someone with jack stands, but if not you can get a decent pair for $50 and they will last forever. I'm not pushing you one way or the other, but even if you need to buy every single tool and the belts, I don't think that you would spend $150.

@@DIYNorth fair points. Although I wouldn't want to use the scissor jack, a floor jack would be so much more convenient, or even a bottle jack.

some computers have a rear USB that is supposed to have priority for operation. Or so I have been led to believe.

I'm sure other videos might cover that on youtube.

I don't think that the throttle body will open with the battery disconnected. This is an electronic throttle body rather than one that runs off a cable.

@@DIYNorth That's what I was thinking also. Thank 👍

That is a problem. I don't run CPUs that don't have integrated graphics anymore as I found it to be an annoyance when trouble shooting the computer.

@@DIYNorth this is so random. So i forcefully reinstall my bios, and walaahh problem solve. Even updated bios can cause problem. So reinstalling it maybe a solution

Yeah, now that you mention it sometimes going to factory bios has fixed my issues. I'm not sure why it can become non-functional on its own, but yes doing a reset has also saved me. Just not for a GPU black screen issue.

Not sure do other games go faster

@@DIYNorth I figured it out, I'm on the newest Evilnat? And I read a few places where people had to switch back to rebug to get it backed up, or ripped, in a decent amount of time, but I just did what your video said to switch multiman to whatever mode? And now it's doing it in an hour at 0.18 mb/s instead of 2345235:30 min at 0.01 mb/s like it said last time ahahaah

@@DIYNorth It literally stayed at 1% for over an hour!!!!

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Does it show lines when connected to each of the GPU outputs? Have you tried a different hdmi cable?

They arent the same, but the principles are the same. I've never seen that engine though.

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That is quite a lot. They may have done a full 8 L flush, but still.

@@DIYNorth Nope. Drain and fill only. Mister Transmission quoted a higher price than that.

@@deshanchathura what I have found to be universally true is the engine oil changes are kept at a lower price, but other things like transmission, differential, etc are very much inflated. Even though they are just as easy or easier, and the fluid costs less.

I'm still using the exact same stuff. It's at 260k (km). About 163k miles. No issues with it.

@@DIYNorth Thanks again

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Like US gallons

Bank Street Mazda had the cheaper price on fluids. Its not the first time that I have noticed that they are less expensive. I'm closer to the one in Orleans so I'd rather go there. I would recommend calling the three in town for anything that you want done. There is always one that is less than the other two for some reason, but it isn't always consistent. I haven't really compared their labour rates though, only parts.

Good info. I usually get the company branded ATF though.

​@DIYNorth I just go on rock auto for parts and check with the owners manual for what fluids the car takes. Like fl 22 coolant is just a slightly more concentrated Asian green pout coolant. They make it more concentrated so they don't need as much changing as water gets into their system.

It's one of their better colors I think

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It shouldnt do anything. I drove mine like that for years. It's just annoying

My manual indicates that the V6 has one and the V8 has 2.

@@DIYNorth Thanks buddy

Interesting. I've had no issues with it. But thanks for the information.

No, I was generated before AI was really a thing. I was generated by more traditional means.

I've only had an extended warranty once and I never used it for anything. I'd only get one if it was a pretty good deal. The insurance company makes money off the product so they have to charge above what they pay out. If the car is known to be very reliable I wouldnt get the extended warranty, but if it's a less reliable car then I'd consider it a bit more.

But is the job done? For sure though, that one has to be the worst.

@@DIYNorth all but that one.

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Glad the video had some utility.

And …… after cursing swearing and acting like a complete idiot… 😂I finished!

Sorry was painting my room. Yeah this split filter system is kind of a pain. 100% the hardest cabin filter that I have put in so far.

Honestly I'm not sure. I havent really used apple or spotify. I dont think that my wife has that issue though

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yes

I honestly have no idea. Maybe at mazda. What I would do is go to a local pick and pull scrap yard and just pull one out of a mazda there. It's honestly the cheapest and easiest way to get electrical connectors