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Maybe do it in the dark

Yes. Disconnect the battery. That way, someone won't try to start the cat while taking your hand off.

Que medida es el tornillo que ba dentro para sacar la polea

Never did he ever say if it stopped leaking

This is not how my wiper arms attach ...mine are pins not j hook .. and mine is a 2016 Escape

This is NOT FOR THE REAR WIPER WHICH IS WHAT I SEARCHED FOR!!

Go inside under the dash

Pag oil is something that hardly ever leaks out of the system

Why are you checking the radiator for leaks?, that's just the antifreeze right? 🤔

You pulled those 3 million bolts out fast af man

Thanks for the video. It saved me hours in discovery, was able to follow along and get the heating element replaced quickly, boy did the inside need cleaning out! I'm a girl Dad x3, miss those days with my little helpers, enjoy every minute.

You have a beautiful and knowledgeable helper very good video thanks may God continue to bless you and your family

Wouldn’t it be faster to use a ratchet wrench,?

Nice

It's a Ford Fusion 07 sel v-6

Thanks for this video. All my searching and this is it

Nice coke thumbnail. Da da dum

The blades I bought look nothing like this. The part that snaps on came with the old ones. The new ones fit differently. Oh well.

Great video! It really helped me with my replacement. Thank you for the detailed walkthrough.

You can buy a tool that allows valve replacement without discharging

I had to break my old one to get it off!!!

Enjoyed the video....I too discovered the replacement parts on Amazon and shocked at difference of price at appliance store...$50 difference, so while not genuine parts, I will replace all as you did and test sensors and save as a backup. Multimeter a good thing on checking sensors. Greater is He.

I was wondering why the video was 36min in length. Having watched it, I understand why. On the older Whirlpool models it seems there's a panel accessible from the front and the repair looks straight forward. On the Cabrio model (which I have as well), it seems like you have to almost disassemble the entire dryer to replace the part. Good grief. This is progress? I guess they decided that it made the front of the dryer that much more sleek. Were they thinking we drive these things in public? Very comprehensive repair video. Nice job. Sweet child as well.

Helps out a ditz thanks!

Great video……good video, everyone is showing the easy part of removal, yours is the only video which shows installing the pulley back on pump. Thanks for this video

Did you test the thermal fuse first to eliminate it or just assume that the element was bad?

Also, is there a possibility of locating the wires and doing a continuity test just to be sure ??? Thank you for sharing. . Godspeed...

excellent video. Crystal clear. I am using the same tools you are, but when I start to push the pulley back on (using the 1/2 inch and 13/16ths wrenches), I can't stop the pulley and main shaft of the pump turning. Since they both just spin, it doesn't make any progress as far as the pulley being pushed back into place. Any suggestions ? Thanks for the great video. It confirms that I have everything lined up in the correct order.

I think I had a electric mechanic rip me off if my heater works but ac does not and he puts freon but it doesn't hold and then takes out my heater core ac still not working and then replaces some o rings on compressor and freon doesn't leak so did I really heater core to be taken out and funny thing is he didn't charge me o rings job came out to 730 I did tell him to use the dye but he never did I think im going to take him to court for not practicing correct steps and he kept my truck for a total of 11 days keep in mind took 200 from me months ago for the ac repair left me with no ac please help a hard working citizen out

I used a dremel metal cutoff wheel to notch the sensor. Worked like a champ.

It looks like you're dumping liquid in the low side. maybe camera angle but can should be upright to prevent compressor damage.

Great video. We love and learn. I can't wait to get it back together with actual wood, and play on it. Let me know if you need more help.

Now I know what and where the fuel line is. Thanks

Thank you for explaining this. Its good to know how to take it apart if it needs to be cleaned

This was an undertaking. I appreciate how you took care of it. I didnt know where the fuel line was. Amazing. I would never have known how retake the carburetor off

I dont have one. But now I know how it works. Do I need a wasp nest in mine? Lol. We have sprinklers! I cant wait to see the outside the fence one

Thanks for this video. You'd be amazed at how many people don't know how to do this (I have to read the instructions)

I think a lot of people don't take the time to clean their equipment first, so they can have a better idea of what they're working with. I'm glad you actually showed how to power wash the equipment. It seems like something that doesn't need to be said, but it does, and you said it. Everything looks great after the power wash and they're not even fixed yet. Great job. I can't wait to watch what you're going to do to find what's wrong with these and fix them. Can't wait for the next video.

Shows what tools I need, and explains what to do with it. Shows me what to adjust and where. I didn't even know I could adjust it. Thank you.. Time to blow some leaves and cut some weeds. Thank you, Jason Adams !

This is exactly the type of video that I've been wanting to watch. Explaining what you're doing and doing it A-Z. Other video's have 10 minutes of introduction. This is very instuctional, and informative. Let's me know what I need to do and how I need to do it. Thanks !