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Hello everybody! In this channel I provide you with various how to videos and reviews of anything I get my hands on! Please enjoy and subscribe! All my videos are for entertainment purposes only, use the information in the videos at your own risk.
Acura RL Wheel Bearing & Hub Replacement
In this video, I replaced a wheel bearing and hub assembly on a 2008 Acura RL.
amzn.to/3LZd0TY - Timeken Wheel Bearing Hub Assembly
amzn.to/3WGGjj9 - Impact Wrench that made it work
amzn.to/3WIQkMJ - 36mm 1/2 drive socket
amzn.to/3LZd0TY - Timeken Wheel Bearing Hub Assembly
amzn.to/3WGGjj9 - Impact Wrench that made it work
amzn.to/3WIQkMJ - 36mm 1/2 drive socket
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Subaru Outback Reverse Camera Installation
zhlédnutí 105Před 28 dny
In this video, I upgraded factory back up camera to an aftermarket T'Eyes camera. amzn.to/4cczUSr - Type of Camera Bracket I used amzn.to/3LTW5SO - Another option for camera mount amzn.to/3SDnGvb - RCA Couplers I used amzn.to/46vZYqD - 3FT RCA Cable Extension I used amzn.to/4fpN0yN - Lubricant I used
Ridgeline VTEC Solenoid Leak Repair
zhlédnutí 122Před měsícem
In this video, I repaired and fixed a leak on a 2006 Honda Ridgeline engine. The leak was coming from VTEC solenoid or spool valve. amzn.to/3zTXhTu - Spool Valve Filter I used (15825-P8A-A01) amzn.to/46fdyhQ - O-Ring I used (91319-PR3-003) amzn.to/46kVPpd - Solenoid Base Gasket I used (36172-P8A-A01) amzn.to/3YeHxoj - Impact Wrench I use and love
Stripped Bleeder Screw Replacement
zhlédnutí 285Před měsícem
In this video, I replaced a stripper bleeder screw on a 2013 Subaru Outback. You might be able to do it with vice grips, but extractor socket is the best tool for the job. amzn.to/4bR1Zi6 - Extractor Set I used amzn.to/3WuT80V - Cheaper one socket alternative amzn.to/3A2cAJC - Power Bleeder I used amzn.to/4dc3E30 - Adapter I used for Subaru amzn.to/46iiH8P - DOT 3 Brake Fluid amzn.to/3ydQ1kI - ...
Honda Ridgeline Oil Pan Removal and Repair
zhlédnutí 156Před měsícem
In this video, I removed and repaired oil pan on a 2006 Honda Ridgeline 1st Generation model. The threats on drain were messed up, so I had to use helicoil to fix it. amzn.to/3Wq4Xof - Honda Bond amzn.to/3S8h1sQ - Thread Repair Kit I used amzn.to/3WnNj5t - Drill Bit that fit standard drill amzn.to/3LrUBig - Razor Blade Scraper I used amzn.to/466oz52 - Nuts to secure exhaust to flange (90212-SA5...
Toyota Sienna AC Replacement
zhlédnutí 128Před 2 měsíci
In this video, I replaced AC Compressor, Condenser, and Drier on a 1999 Toyota Sienna. amzn.to/3VTvQjZ - Compressor I used amzn.to/3LcmlaP - Denso Condenser amzn.to/3W23lAS - Denso Receiver Drier amzn.to/3LcI7uK - PAG Oil I used amzn.to/3zG9cUE - Vacuum Pump I used
Ridgeline Hood Release Switch Fix
zhlédnutí 81Před 2 měsíci
In this video, I repaired Honda Ridgeline hood release switch by replacing the button with an aftermarket metal switch instead of replacing whole cable assembly. amzn.to/3xkkbm9 - Metal Latch Release I used amzn.to/45E5ebl - Cheap Clippers I used
Toyota Sienna Oil Change
zhlédnutí 91Před 2 měsíci
In this video I replaced oil and oil filter on a 1999 Toyota Sienna amzn.to/3KUbli2 - Oil Filter Cutter amzn.to/4bl2LUs - Crush Washers I used
Subaru Cabin Air Filter Replacement
zhlédnutí 44Před 2 měsíci
In this video, I replaced cabin air filter on a 2013 Subaru Outback Special Appearance Package. amzn.to/4eeEUrY - Cabin Air Filter I used
1999 - 2003 Toyota Sienna Valve Cover Gaskets Replacement
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 2 měsíci
In this video, I replaced valve cover gaskets, PCV valve and gasket, spark plugs, spark plug tube seals on a 1999 Toyota Sienna. It was leaking oil pretty bad. Parts: amzn.to/3VdHRQR - Valve Cover Gasket (11213-20020) amzn.to/3KyqFR4 - Valve Cover Gasket (11214-20010) amzn.to/3KDp1Ol - Spark Plug Tube Seal x6 (11193-70010) amzn.to/3KGBkct - PCV Valve (12204-20020) amzn.to/45ipzmn - PCV Valve Gr...
Subaru Outback Stereo Upgrade Part 1
zhlédnutí 754Před 3 měsíci
In this video, I replaced a stereo on 2013 Subaru Outback Limited Special Appearance Package. I decided to go with T'eyes brand for stereo. amzn.to/44ZHmyd - Crimp Connectors I used amzn.to/4bvjeGv - Screwdriver set I used amzn.to/44U0IoJ - JB Weld I used www.teyes.com.au/ - Stereo I used
Sienna Bushing Replacement
zhlédnutí 447Před 3 měsíci
In this video, I replaced a bushing on a steering rack on 1999 Toyota Sienna amzn.to/3WCVyLp - Bushing I used amzn.to/4bA6xtr - Ratcheting Wrench Set amzn.to/4dE47M2 - Offset Wrench Set I used amzn.to/44IBJo3 - Slim Ratchet I used amzn.to/3JX2sUf - Low Profile Sockets I used amzn.to/44UXfX3 - Crowfoot Set I used
1999 Honda CRV Exhaust Repair
zhlédnutí 209Před 4 měsíci
In this video, I repaired a portion of exhaust on a 1999 Honda CRV. Not sure what happened, but possibly somebody cut catalytic converter and in its place someone put in a flex pipe, which did not last long.
New Tandem Mobi Insulin Pump Unboxing
zhlédnutí 2,2KPřed 6 měsíci
New Tandem Mobi Insulin Pump Unboxing
Stream from Sinology on Apple TV using Infuse
zhlédnutí 297Před 6 měsíci
Stream from Sinology on Apple TV using Infuse
Subaru Outback Parking Brake Replacement
zhlédnutí 1KPřed 7 měsíci
Subaru Outback Parking Brake Replacement
Drain Plug with Broken Crossmembers Removal and Installation
zhlédnutí 40Před 7 měsíci
Drain Plug with Broken Crossmembers Removal and Installation
Thinkpad t470s Storage and RAM Upgrade
zhlédnutí 2,6KPřed 7 měsíci
Thinkpad t470s Storage and RAM Upgrade
Subaru Outback Ground Cable Replacement
zhlédnutí 1,8KPřed 9 měsíci
Subaru Outback Ground Cable Replacement
Outback Front Engine Mount Replacement
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 9 měsíci
Outback Front Engine Mount Replacement
Great video. Your steady, calm technique gives one confidence to also attempt this job. I do have one question. Where did you get the car ramp? Looks safe and great to get under a car and work on it.
Thanks, the ramp is called Kwik-Lift. They go for $2000 brand new, but I got used on Facebook marketplace for about $500. Definitely was worth it.
Mine is coming this week. Did it come with some adhesive sleeves free to dry because they’re so expensive to buy and I would rather try them before I have to purchase
Yeah, it came with one or two
Great video and detail, was going to take it to the shop but after watching this you gave me the confidence to try. Thanks alot!
Where could I get that lift at?
I got it on Facebook marketplace for about $500. New ones go for $1800 or so.
@@PZPal OK I’ll keep you posted when ready
Big help thank you!🫡
Awesome thanks
for transmission flush and drain for 2013 g37x infiniti awd how many q?
Great video with explanation. My parking lights would randomly stay on without my knowledge. A bump in the road could trigger them. Removed the switch but was unable to remove the circuit board with the ease you showed. I was afraid I’d break the plastic housing. So instead, I sprayed contact cleaner inside, shook it a bit while cycling switch on-n-off. After reinstalling switch and turning it on, I pronounced fixed! Thanks to your video👍
Hello! I've purchased the same car for my wife (good for snow in new jersey) with 101k miles and I will take it to the mechanic to do the flush of the transmission fluid. You don't replace a filter for this process? Thank you!
I don’t as I don’t believe it to be necessary, I also don’t recall that on maintenance list on Subaru official service manual, as far as I remember.
It looks like it is not possible to use the DeWalt chainsaw 12 inch bar on the pole saw. The pole saw has a 3/8 pitch , and gauge of 0.043 inch ( 1.1 mm ). Your DeWalt chainsaw uses a 3/8 pitch, 0.050 gauge ( 1.3 mm ) chain. Oregon make a 12 inch bar with 3/8 pitch with gauge 0.043 inch. It would be interesting to see the pole saw with a 12 inch bar. Maybe the 12 inch Stihl 3/8 0.043 Pico chain / bar would work, not sure if the bar would fit. Those chains cut smooth and fast. I don't think it is correct to call a bar length change an upgrade. Sometimes it is better to have a small bar, for example, when limbing small branches, or for tree climbing. The saw/bar length is just a configuration. The bigger is better is a modern day disease that is ridiculous when you think about it.
Thank you sir! With your help I changed my first alternator!
Great job!
Very nicely explained with clearly explained details. Very well done. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
How long it last ??
Warranty for new ones are 4 years. I heard they should last 5-7 years, but tough to say.
Thank you
You're welcome
good vid man
T480 vs T470s vs T480s. Which is the best??
T480s if you want to carry it around. It's more portable. Otherwise if you want better battery life go with T480, though it's a bit heavier and bigger, it's the last good thinkpad
Also if I recall correctly, t480 is a bit more upgradable
just spend the 400 and replace them by next year it will be back to yellow
Sometimes it can be better alternative
this adapter never worked on a 2010 .6.1 dodge challenger with a po430 code. i actually took it off 4 different times and gradually increased the hole size in this adapter junk, the light in my instrument panel returned each time .. i know 100 percent my cat is the issue... this did nothing for me ty
Awesome video. What are the symptoms of a bad wheel hub ?
Usually humming noise
nice job 👏
Good video. Thanks!
Is that not the washer stuck to the diff casing?
Where? Can you provide more details and time on the video?
@@PZPal it was on the part where you mentioned there’s no washer on the diff plug and you added one, but it’s also kinda hard to tell
Thanks. I’ll definitely look at that area more at next differential fluid change
Hello I have a q60 luxe and after changing my rack the steering became stiff is the rack bad or needs programming?
Tough to say. Mine did not require programming.
just what is needed on my 2010 Ridgeline. thank you!
Thank you for such a thorough video!
Could have been the ac coil!
Maybe you can consider inserting spark plug seals in wrong way. I think more spongy side have to face to cam and more flat side face valve cover.
Don't really know, maybe the wrong way would work, but did not want to risk it to see if it will work as original manufacturers way worked for quite some time and taking all that crap out again to redo the seals would drive me crazy lol
is it ok to replace the filter on these cars? or should i just leave it alone
Yeah, I just could not find them from dealership and did not want to look for aftermarket options.
If you buy new valve covers, the front comes with a new PCV valve installed, and both have tube seals pre installed. (2005-2008 Acura RL front: 12310-RJA-000, rear: 12320-rja-000
I clicked on the link in your video to order the adapter and it’s currently not available on Amazon is there anywhere else I can get the part from
Amazon blocks those pretty fast. Probably just do google search and find them on other online stores
But what was the symptoms of a bad ignition switch? Everyone tells us how to test it with a special tool, but nobody ever tells us the symptoms of a bad switch. I have a no start no click problem. I suspect it is the switch,but am finding it impossible to find answers, except for going out and buying the test tool to check all the wires etc. Thanks for any answers!
I really think it is impossible to know for sure without volt meter. You might be able to figure it out by connecting one prong to another with a wire, but you'd have to look through switch diagram to know. It shouldn't be too tough to figure it out, maybe search for how to test ignition switch. It's just something that I haven't had issue with, so I don't know which prong to test. I'd say get a volt meter and go from there. I don't think you need some other special tools to figure it out.
I have the same problem. No start and no click. I replaced the battery which wasn't needed and of course didn't help. I called the local Gravely dealer and talked to the service department. They said since the fuses were okay, and it made no sound, it must be the ignition switch. I paid around $40 for one yesterday. I'm putting it in this evening when I get home.
@@vikkivon5222 Did it help? Was it the switch?
Where did you find the emulator? I can't find a supplier.
Check out the link in the description of the video
Nice information about how to test AC, Have the same problem
150k miles first drain and fill. On that second fill did you leave car running?
No, I don't think so. It's not advisable to run it on empty pan.
Nice job!)
Thanks! 😄
I have that DeWalt saw, I upgraded to a 16-inch bar. The factory 12" bar is useless. When my 16-inch chain wears out, I am going to buy a new 18" bar and a 18" chain. That DeWalt Saw is great for de-limbing trees.
Posted this comment originally to a different video...most of the information is still valid...this is a horrible job so I hope this and the above video help. it can be done. I just finished this Job - 6.5 hour job over 2 days including the time to run to Home Depot. (you need a 17 and 19 MM wrench) I could probably do it in 3 hours now. This video is great help...However these are things I wish I knew as well. Watch the video First and then add this info to your plan. Again carefully watch the whole video IT will save you time in the end. Don't skim! MOST IMPORTANT - Don't buy the cheapest new steering hose. I did and it cause me hours of frustration because it was kinked. Here is the thing you need to make sure about your new hose. Look at the Rack end of the new hose. The last 4 inches should be perfectly straight, and the nut/fitting should spin freely. Mine was kinked slightly and the nut turned but lightly grabbed. Cause me hell and probably an hour and half when trying to get it threaded correctly. 1) If you have smaller hands, you can do this from the top. DO THE FOLLOWING to remove the hose a) Remove the Air Intake hose. b) Use two thick moving blankets folded into 4 layers so 8 layers total and lay on top of engine - protects you and make more comfortable. c) Remove the return line with a 17mm wrench. I did not do this originally...I ended up having to later. Should have done it from the beginning...would have save me LOTS OF TIME AND FRUSTRATION. DO IT First. d) Use a cutting tool and cut the hose right by the Rack fitting. I used an Oscillating Muti-Tool, it cut the line in 2 seconds. Then I used 19MM socket to easily remove the fitting from the Rack. You can use a 19mm wrench...but is a waste of time 2) Follow the direction from the rest of the video to remove the rest of the hose. If you cannot get the 10mm bolts holding the line on the bottom. Cut them with a Multi-tool. I did get the 10mm nuts off but was never able to reuse them. I ended up zip tying. Save your frustration and cut them loose if they don't come off easy. 3) I did take the passenger tire off and pulled the hose out the side. I reinstalled from there as well. 4) IMPORTANT WHEN RE INSTALLING. - push the new hose in from the passenger tire SIDE DO NOT THREAD THE OTHER END OF THE HOSE UP TO THE PUMP YET. YOU WANT THE PIPE TO BE "FLEXABLE" TO HELP YOU LINE UP THE RACK FITTING. 5) GET A HELPER FOR THIS PART! with someone holding the hose by the passenger tire have them help you push and wiggle the hose, so it lines up with the rack. As you work from the top with a 19mm wrench or with your fingers tighten the fitting into the rack. Having the helper make sure there is no binding on the fitting hopefully will make it easy to get the fitting thread started. FYI Mine was more than 8 rotations. 6 wrench turns per rotation - more than 48 wrench turns. Be patient or take a break. 6) Attaching the return line for me was easy - just took a little time as you again had more than 50 wrench turns. 7) follow the directions from the video to attach the pump side, secure the hose, attach electrical connector. I hope this helps some of you. These are things I would have wanted to know in addition to the video. ~Mark
Thanks for the comment Mark, it will be very helpful to my viewers! It has been a long time since I've done this job, but I still remember that it was tough lol As you said in your comment, using original hose is a must to make sure you won't have unnecessary issues with the fitment
Hi Thanks for video. Is 17 corolla required radio security code after reconnecting battery¿
Not sure, I didn’t have that issue. Normally code is available in user manual in glove box
awesome!! Now i know where the adjustment bolt is. I am going to change the belt 2morrow
Good luck! Let me know how it goes
well done my friend
Thank you kindly
Was the cvt overfilled?, it seems like 1/2 quart coming out of the fill plug seems excessive. good video
It did look like it had more than needed when I opened fill plug initially. Did you have less when you did yours?
@@PZPal usually when the transmission is hot, the volume increases some. I might see a little stream when I open the fill plug on a hot transmission but not much. looks like you filled it to pretty much the exact amount when you serviced it. good video
The two hoses connecting to condenser are what hoses? The discharge and what?
I think suction line
Where are you located I need my ac repairs done
I don’t do customer repairs, sorry 😢
Man, I feel what you're sayin'. I have a sip of my cold coffee every time I got one bolt out, specially because my hands and fingers are fat. You're a good man. Keep your videos out there. Lots of dummies like me appreciate it very much!😅👍👍
Yeah, maybe next time I'll do it, I'll remove front seat. Easy removal and I will have video on it later on.
Thank you. 😊
You're welcome 😊
I'm going to be doing the same thing I'm going to open up the rear tail lights to make sure that that wire that's down in the trailer hitch is there and the connection is there going from right side and then from the left side down into the trailer I just replaced the plug in the back but the wire that feeds it I'm going to check it at the tail lights
Thank you. I have the same model and for the last several weeks, when the power went out (even for a moment in a storm) everything shut off and I get the fail tone. Today, the battery side stopped working altogether. I've managed to get the essentials onto the surge-only side (no worse off than they would be otherwise) but I was apprehensive about spending $150 to replace the unit. $43 sounds much better, though I'm a little apprehensive about the swap - if I mess up it could be a lot more costly. Thanks for this video, it will help me get it fixed!
Thanks for watching, swapping was pretty easy and for little over $40 it's not bad at all
@@PZPal I considered doing it, but then I realized that since the UPS and the PC were bought at the same time about 6 years ago, I'll be upgrading the PC before these batteries would run out - so I'd need a more robust UPS as well. I wound up going with an APC 1500va model (and the batteries on those are ridiculously easy to replace), but at some point I my wind up replacing the batteries on my CP 1200 to use elsewhere, and this will be of immense help.
Bought some metal pulleys off Ebay. Watched your video several times, till I felt comfortable doing this project. Wife came out and helped some also. Got it done in 50 minutes. And I'm NO mechanic by any means. Wife said it probably saved us a bunch of money.
It definitely did. Glad it helped. Good job 👍
Do you have to evacuate the freon? And replace it?
Yes, if you don’t have recovery machine, you’ll have to take car to ac shop and have them remove Freon
Where did you get those red car ramps? They seem like they would be a nice addition to my garage.
Thanks for watching! Ramp is called Kwik-Lift. I'd say that they are as safe as it can get. New ones go for about $1800, but I found one on FB Marketplace for $500 or $600