2011 cadillac CTS - misfire / oil pressure sensor P0523

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  • čas přidán 12. 10. 2023
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Komentáře • 24

  • @wyattoneable
    @wyattoneable Před 7 měsíci +3

    When people came in for a tune up (1975) they always wanted a new condenser. I told them the same thing. Condensers either work or they don't. And of course, a few of them returned with drivability complaints. I put there old condenser back in the distributer. :) You do great work here!

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 7 měsíci

      Exactly. All they see is "new parts" , nobody thinks of the quality of the new part. Reminds me of when I was changing plugs on a hyundai and I told the owner to buy OEM equivalent parts that's cost about $11 a plug . He bought the plugs that cost $3 each . The car ran worse after the tune up 🤣 . He has to guy buy the correct plugs and I did the job over.

  • @ADR69
    @ADR69 Před 7 měsíci +1

    dude theres no way you wouldve known to do a smoke test on that as a first fix attempt. still a great find man.

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 7 měsíci +2

      That was experience talking but laziness not doing it lol. It would have been pretty neat to see smoke coming out of somewhere, then I would have felt more confident taking the manifold off . At first I thought I might be taking this off for nothing 👍🤣 I'm glad I hot to the bottom of it

  • @BruceLyeg
    @BruceLyeg Před 7 měsíci +1

    I hate going in there after someone else has done a bunch of work on a car. Ok, I hate it when I have to work on my car after I've done a bunch of work on it. Mostly because I forget to use never seize in places it should have been used or because I knew it should be used in certain places but I didn't feel like using it because I figure something else will die on the car that wont be worth fixing before I'll have to replace the part that should have had never seize

  • @DuaneDonaldson
    @DuaneDonaldson Před 6 měsíci

    Brother, when you do swaptronics such as #5 & #1 coils, you should also do #5 & #3 spark plugs so the plug and the coil possibility of having a problem will follow the problem component in one shot and you will get a visual of the component that does the actual firing, and perform a plug inspection/reading. Mark the coils, here is what a customer does not understand, DTC PO3O5, you do swaptronics and replace the BAD coil in #1, the new part does not match the DTC so as a minimum, we have to annotate the work order or we can simply put all the parts back where they were for the sake of the next Tech if that is not you. Autolite is also JUNK when in a non-Ford. The majority of CZcamsrs put the Scan Codes around the 1 minute mark, yours is at the 8 minute mark. You have Bank 1 Rich and your spark plug is black around the bottom of the threads and at the junction of the ground strap, we would need to see inside the plug at the inner section to get a better read. Then if not difficult, I would compare a B1 to B2 to see if B1 was actually Rich.
    You cleaned the MAF, the Throttle Body, replaced the intake gasket, and you second guessed yourself on the smoke test. Which one of these was the actual problem, a test for richness should have been accomplished after each cleaning AND you did not look at the fuel trims or O2 activity at all. during the video until the ending. Please expain to your customers that going to AZ to get a free code scan might be ok, they tell you that you need something, you dont buy the part, no worries because its only a gas cap. Next week another code pops into the ECM, the money light is already on and your engine blows because there are 13 addititional codes that you are unaware of and could have prevented death by checking for codes, for free, a bit more often. Even us as Technicians need to double and triple check for new codes while we are working on the vehicle during the day or two days. Here you are with a new Rich code, why, because you cleaned something and made it better, WTF. Thanks for the video.

  • @user-rd1gw1ot7v
    @user-rd1gw1ot7v Před 3 měsíci +1

    Where can I get the handheld scanner you are using in the video?

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 3 měsíci

      Hello, I'm using the launch Diagun 4 but there are newer models of it I believe. You can find it on ebay or Amazon. I did see your email 👍

  • @Scooter30FTW
    @Scooter30FTW Před 7 měsíci

    So did you figure out why the back windows were going down for no reason?

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 7 měsíci

      Unfortunately I couldn't figure out that problem

    • @NextLevelAutoDiagnostics
      @NextLevelAutoDiagnostics Před 7 měsíci +1

      If the customer calls again for the window, remove the door panel and look for signs of water intrusion, especially around the switch connector.

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 7 měsíci

      I did that already. I'll talk more about it in my next video 👍

    • @NextLevelAutoDiagnostics
      @NextLevelAutoDiagnostics Před 7 měsíci

      @themechanic6117 Oh ok lol

    • @schrodingerscat4737
      @schrodingerscat4737 Před 4 měsíci

      @@themechanic6117 my first thought would be one of the window switches. Either the one at that window or the master switch on the driver's door.

  • @jasonvaughan2886
    @jasonvaughan2886 Před 6 měsíci

    Poor lady needs a good mechanic

  • @yolas123
    @yolas123 Před 7 měsíci

    HOW ABOUT MISFIRES ON A 2000 HONDA ACCORD

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Every misfire case is different. There are many things that could cause a misfire, it would need to get diagnosed

  • @schrodingerscat4737
    @schrodingerscat4737 Před 4 měsíci

    Shoosh, don't tell him where the manufacturer gets it's parts.

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 4 měsíci

      Do tell

    • @schrodingerscat4737
      @schrodingerscat4737 Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@themechanic6117 this is copied from an old routers post... So take it for what it's worth. Bo Andersson, group vice president in charge of GM's global purchasing and supplier chain, declined to give a dollar total for the plastics, electronics parts, aluminum wheels and other components that GM buys in China.
      Andersson said the local industry was increasingly producing higher value-added parts that GM now procures elsewhere.
      GM, which buys 20 million parts a month from 190 Chinese suppliers, had experienced no quality problems over the past year, he told a news briefing...

  • @chuckkie9159
    @chuckkie9159 Před 7 měsíci

    Dude, hi. please get a tripod. video moves toooo much. we tend to leave.. just too much.

    • @themechanic6117
      @themechanic6117  Před 7 měsíci +1

      I'm sorry you feel that way. I try to not move the camera much and I think I do a decent at it. My DIY videos I use a tripod for videos like that. These type of video's aren't DIY so I just hold the camera .

    • @BruceLyeg
      @BruceLyeg Před 7 měsíci

      It's fine. The hand held footage is rarely shaky enough to even notice if at all. Not to say this person is making shit up or being rude, we all have different tolerances for certain things and I'm sure their complaint is valid, to them specifically

    • @chuckkie9159
      @chuckkie9159 Před 7 měsíci

      @themechanic6117 hi... believe me, please use it or use a magnetic cam mount to make your video professional like takes . if you dont agree, watch other mec do their videos and hope you notice the difference. More vlogging my friend.