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AVI80R
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2005
YouTubing since 2005
1st Gen Toyota Tacoma V6 5VZ-FE oil change
Here's a quick tutorial on how to change the oil in your first-generation Toyota Tacoma or 3rd generation Toyota 4runner with the V6, 5VZ-FE engine.
My Tacoma has just over 250k miles, so I like to keep my oil changes at 3,000 miles. How many miles does your 5VZ have on it? Let me know in the comments!
#toyota #maintenance #4runner #toyotatacoma #oilchange
My Tacoma has just over 250k miles, so I like to keep my oil changes at 3,000 miles. How many miles does your 5VZ have on it? Let me know in the comments!
#toyota #maintenance #4runner #toyotatacoma #oilchange
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First Gen Toyota Tacoma/ 3rd gen 4runner Upper Control Arm Replacement
มุมมอง 7K2 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I show how to install JBA Offroad upper control arms on a first generation Toyota Tacoma. This install also applies to third generation Toyota 4runners. In this video, the drivers-side control arm is replaced. The passenger side replacement is identical, only slightly easier since there is nothing blocking the shear bolt when removing it. *This job is simple to do, but do so at yo...
Airbus night landing
มุมมอง 1.1K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Cockpit view of a night landing on runway 19R in Las Vegas. The strip can be seen out the right-side window. #airbus #cockpit #a320 #pilot #lasvegas #travel #aeroplane
Airplane strikes prop after serious error during takeoff
มุมมอง 1932 ปีที่แล้ว
A pilot attempts a takeoff in an amphibious float plane without first retracting the landing gear. The result is a prop strike! #accident #floatplane #seaplane #alaska #crash #plane #aeroplane
Airbus A320neo St. Elmo's Fire. Pilots view
มุมมอง 1.6K2 ปีที่แล้ว
A good example of St. Elmo's Fire while topping a thunderstorm at night. The aircraft in the video is an Airbus A320neo. #airbus #stelmosfire #flying #travel #a320 #a320neo #thunderstorm #cockpit #flightdeck
Airbus A320neo landing in Las Vegas. Pilots view
มุมมอง 76K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Cockpit view while landing an A320neo at KLAS (Las Vegas). #airbus #cockpit #a320 #pilot #lasvegas #travel #airplane #airlines
First gen Toyota Tacoma/3rd gen 4runner lower ball joint replacement
มุมมอง 1.3K2 ปีที่แล้ว
This work is being done on a 1998 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4x4. This video was made to be as short and to-the-point as possible. Replacing lower ball joints is very similar on all first generation Toyota Tacomas, with some variations in bolt type and torque specs possible. Parts used in this video: Toyota part # Name Quantity 43340-39585 Lower ball joint assembly - LEFT 1 43330-39815 Lower ball joint ...
3.4L V6 5VZ-FE valve cover gasket replacement. First gen Toyota Tacoma/Third gen 4runner
มุมมอง 9K2 ปีที่แล้ว
This work is being done on a 1998 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4x4 with a 3.4L V6 engine. In this video I replace the valve cover gaskets, cam plugs, half-moons, spark plug tube seals, PCV valve with grommet, intake manifold gaskets, and the valve cover bolt washers. This will fix the very common oil leak points from the valve covers on this particular engine. *I am not responsible for your actions* *Work...
Boeing B-17 "Nine o nine"
มุมมอง 698 ปีที่แล้ว
A flight in the Collings Foundation's B-17, "Nine O Nine".
Mt. McKinley flight in a Cessna 195
มุมมอง 4K11 ปีที่แล้ว
A flight around Mt. McKinley in a cessna 195
You should make more videos.
Dang the pricing on these parts racked up quick.
Im curious why russia ? So this is a great engine ? I have a tacoma 2000 over 300,000 miles never done anything to it
It's one of the best engines toyota has ever made
@@AVI80R907 thanks for reply thats awesome to hear
Alignment needed?
As long as you don't adjust your tie rods, then you won't need an alignment.
Hi, what is the part number of the Pittman Arm Puller you used to remove tie rod and balljoint? Thanks!
It doesn't have a part number. It came in a cheap kit I ordered on Amazon. If you search on Amazon for Pittman arm puller, or ball joint kit, you'll see it in the photos. You can also rent one of these kits from Autozone or O'Reilly autoparts for FREE.
@@AVI80R907 Thanks!!!
Thanks.... I have the exact smell and exact leak. I have the part now. Looks like an easy install.
I'm glad the video was helpful.
As soon as I saw the worm drive hose clamps on the radiator hoses I knew this was the wrong video to watch.
Radiator hose clamps have nothing to do with a valve cover replacement on the 5VZ.
Michael Bay produced this video 📹 👀 🔥
That's a serious compliment 😂
I know your pain brother ✊️👍🇮🇪🇮🇪
Braddah what front bumper is that? I like the look of it
It's the Octane Winch bumper made by Chassis Unlimited 👍
Great video, short and to the point.
I appreciate the video, but have a question. When you used the Pittman Arm Puller on the tie rod end, it looked like it completely destroyed the grease fitting. Was that the case?
No, it is still intact. If you are careful with the placement of the arms, then you can remove the tie rod without damaging the boots or the grease fittings.
Thanks very much for the vid, I'm in the middle of doing it and its so helpful with good comments and camera work. You're a star!
Thanks for your comment! I'm glad to hear the video was helpful.
Just wanted to share. It's been one year since I did these valve covers, and they have zero leaks whatsoever. I was concerned about the placement of the FIPG sealant at first, but I followed Toyota's recommendations, and it's worked great.
Thanks for taking the time to share this video. I did mine at the beginning of this year and everything is looking great after 8-9 months. Saved me thousands too
@@CattyScout That's great to hear. I'm glad the video was helpful.
Legendary
Damn you buttered that runway better than my dad butters my cheeks on Saturday nights
Way to many tools for a dyi weekend.
Changing UCA's is an easy DIY that takes maybe an hour and a half. I rent tools from places like Autozone because it's free.
Not even bro. lol you can rent these tools at a Oriellys or AutoZone and once you return them they’ll refund you your refund deposit. .
Bro i cant find the ball joint adapter, do you know de name? I have de New control arms but i dont have the adapter 😢
I rented it from Auto Zone. It was called a ball joint kit.
This is FS folks, not real.
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Thank you for your excellent video. I did mine on a 2001 Taco.
You're welcome!
Would love to see you do a timing belt water pump job on the 3.4
It's on the to-do list!
Awesome video I love the breakdown Timmy the tool man does a great job in details but this was a breath of fresh air.
This video is solid! I did this 100k miles ago, and am about to do it again. Just needed a quick, to the point video remind me of the order and torque value.
Glad it helped!
What method did you use to clean the valve covers? Last time I did this job the rough aluminum surface would not scrub clean.
I used brakleen, but I could not get them as clean as I wanted. Maybe an aluminum cleaner would work after using brakleen.
Is there a parts kit for this job, or did you buy all individual parts? Thank you
I bought them individually, as I wanted original Toyota parts. There are aftermarket kits, but they don't include everything you'd want to replace at the same time as the gaskets.
Thank you! Watched this video 4-5 times, ordered all the parts on the list plus the IAC coolant hoses, took pictures before I started and gave myself a full Saturday. Started 8:30am, finished 5:30pm 1st time doing this job. Small bright flashlight, cardboard drilled w/ holes to hold plenum fasteners. Next time maybe I soak the valve covers overnight in solvent, plus the throttle body got cleaned. Thanks again.
How long did the whole process take?
It took me about 10 hours total, and I was not in a hurry. I spent a lot of that time cleaning the valve covers and other parts before reassembly. I'd give yourself an uninterrupted weekend to do this job for the first time.
Thank you
That's a pilot's shoulder view.
True 👍
why did the plane call the pilot a retard?
noice
Silk landing Captain…
It was the first officer that landed the airplane.
oh, wow.. the seat of the real pilot, the captian, is usually left side so he let the copilot land this time? good job though! the pilot had good judgement to let him land!
I heard first time about this. Nice. But looks scary lol
Butter
There is only a subtle vibration when touching the ground. Captain is very skilled Excellent.
It was the copilot that landed the plane, however it was an excellent jobb by him. The captain was surely impressed!
@@GarryWan666👍👍 Co Pilot. Of course it was Captain who trained him and gave him a chance at that time to take control. Thank you
The captain does not train the co-pilot. Pilots are trained by the airline they work for to a specific standard, then they can fly with any other pilot in the company and operate the aircraft the exact same way no matter who they fly with. Captains and co-pilots alternate flying each leg. They both do mostly equal work, with the exception of some duties, tasks, and responsibilities. Those duties and tasks vary depending on if you are the pilot flying, or pilot not flying.
@@AVI80R907 THANK YOU.
If I remember correctly, spoiler deployment was manual on 200, and early 300 series. This was an NG, so spoilers should had been armed and auto deployed. Still, very nice. Well done been prepared to take over if automation went south.
Норм😄
Thank you especially for torque specs and note about sealant time. Camera work is pretty cool as well. The only thing I learned from other videos is how to apply sealant in all those “corners”. Watching as many videos as I can find before starting this service.
The engine bay looks slick🔥 I’ve been wanting to do the same for both my first gen yotas as well. Where did you find your blue vacuum lines if you don’t mind me asking? Love the vid!
Thank you! I got the vacuum lines from www.siliconeintakes.com
@@AVI80R907 Size(s) please on those silicone lines?
He literaly just copied the yoke movement with his hand for immediate intervention in case of failure of the system. At 0:59 you can see unaffected movement of the yoke and the throttle at flare phase, which is most important as well as most error-potential manoeuvre of whole landing procedure.
Look at 58:00 you can understand it was a fully automatic land
yes i see
Was this an ex BU 737-205? Great video!
Pretty cool. I don't understand why the stall alarm would trigger after an autoland throttle down though, especially after touchdown. I like how he remained ready to throttle up until the end. Seems wise.
That's the autopilot disconnect sound, not a stall warning.
@@AVI80R907Thanks for the response.
@@AVI80R907Thanks for the response. I noticed it looked like he switched something on the underside of the throttle that turned it off. That or the timing was coincidental.
@@AVI80R907 I kind of knew that,but wasn't. sure Thank you for your input.
@@hillareeereee6106 the button he pressed on the throttle was the autothrottle disconnect. In normal ops this disconnects 2 seconds after touchdown, I can't tell if he pressed it just in case or if it failed to disconnect.
Awesome Bruce!!
This guy actually uses the force to move the yoke and throttle
No, he doesn't. He just slightly touches yoke just in case. I'd do the same thing .
@@jahwangful this is a joke...he talk about the force in starwars...
autopilot disengaged aural warning was heard during roll-out. It was a complete autoland mate
At 0:39 or so the PIC appears visually to be manipulating the yoke ("steering" for lack of better term) but that may just be his hands following the aircraft yoke during autoland, i.e. he's not really doing anything. Is that correct, at 0:39 or so the a/c is fully controlling the yoke? I'm just trying to understand what I'm seeing since I'm *not* a pilot.
He's just following.
Hey T B, he is just making sure the controls are not going off on him. He is overdoing it. It seems no 2 pilots doing it the same way.
You can hear autopilots disconnect 2 secs after touchdown.
can i did a autoland with auto throttle off ?
No
I think its possible second 777 manual
Auto throttle does not have to be engaged during an auto land however, it's advised that you do (and required by some companies) because it takes care of everything from turning final up until touchdown and then you need to engage reverse thrust.
Technically You can , but it's not smart and prohibited( most likely)
no it is very DUMB
Who put the instrument panel together?
What a FANTASTIC airplane! Which airport did you depart from and land at in this video?