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Seems like it but for it's because that's where my 4 year old sits. So the door gets used a lot

XS 😂 but if you mean part number, your better off searching by make/model/etc.

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It's kinda hard to see but I had to use pliers to release the sensor from the plug... good luck! 👍

Yeah I've been wanting to do that but this one is a bit more cost effective. I'll probably end up doing that in the future

@_moes_garage_ Ceramics don't last long. in my case one month. so I decided to paint it raptor. It's been holding up great for 3 years. with our harsh climate

@practickl1260 hey that's good to know, thanks for sharing. I live in California where the weather isn't harsh. Probably why its holding up pretty well

🤣 thanks for watching til the end 😁

Thanks for watching til the end! 😂

Nope. Did yours run out of baby oil?

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Naw, there's never too much 😂

Mustang for sure but no crx

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That's what I'm saying! 😂

Thanks!

No it didn't. I had my timing chains and guides replaced. That fixed the issue

You can clear the light with a scanner. I can't remember if it clears by itself after the repair but a scanner will definitely do it. If you don't have a scanner, unhook the negative cable from the battery for about 3 minutes. Hope this helps, thanks for watching 👍

😂 it was signalling that I was talking too much and need to start working...

@@_moes_garage_ 🤣🤣🤣right . but camera looks good.. do you know if its 720p or 1080p ?

@DIY_AUTO_PHOTO it's 720p. It's what worked best with my radio. It's wild because I was looking for a radio that was 1080p but there weren't many and the ones that did were really expensive. Most radios I found were 480p! This 720p one though is pretty good. No complaints so far.

Lmfao you're not the first one to say that. Thanks for watching anyway 😂

No problem, thanks for watching 👍

Pretty good, actually. I did a 1 year review and it doesn't look as good as when I first applied the ceramic coat, but wayyy better than with out it! 👍

Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks for watching!

Unfortunately, I have no idea. My friend's 2005 pathfinder does the same thing.

@@_yair rule of thumb, if the engine has more than 100k, most likely it needs a tune up including inspection of timing guides.

Oh they definitely heard a noise lol. It went from "my car was making a noise, the. It started making a really bad noise". And then that's when they decided to bring it to me 🤦‍♂️😂

Haha I wish 😂

Just the one... I guess it was on PTO 🤣

Try replacing your cabin air filter. That helps filter the air inside the car 👍

Ohhhh had no idea lol thanks!!

No problem, I have a video on that too

Hey there! Sorry but it's tough to diagnose a car without actually looking at it. I would recommend you do the basics like, check if the car is losing oil, check for codes, and ultimately check the engine bay. Make sure everything is plugged in and working as it should. If you still can't figure it out, take it to a shop.

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Pretty much. The crank sensor is on the passenger side below the exhaust manifold. The passenger cam sensor is behind the head on the passenger side. The other cam sensor is behind the head on the driver side. Hope this helps, thanks for watching 👍

Yes I did. I originally thought it was just the A/T tires but after I fixed the u-joints the vibration disappeared

@@_moes_garage_ ok yea I thought it was my tires too. .. dread removing those bolts

​@@davidbryant5875 you don't have to remove the bolts. I found out you can just undo the U joints! I talked about it at 6:51 and then I confirmed that the U joint tool fits at 15:10. Check and see if your tool fits and remove it that way 👍

Awe man that sucks, I've also had electronic issues but none that will stall the engine (except for the crank sensor thing.)

Same, it was covered in power steering fluid.. I tried to clean most of it off. I think it turned out ok

@_moes_garage_ customer got lucky it didnt get damaged, good work bro, very good video , informative and right to the point 👍 👏

@rmercado6753 yeah really lucky, thanks for watching!

It’s a liopleurodon, Charlie 🪿

I mean it could be worse, it could be a dodge neon 🤣

Just your ford emblem... But also my Nissan emblem 😭

Because they're shaped like ball diamonds? 🤣

Not my magnet! 😭🤣

Is your friend on the list? 👀

I mean, it can if you really want it too... 😂

It wasn't too bad, actually. Im glad I have this repair done tho. It's a friend's pathfinder 😁

It's in the description... I think it's by gmac cash called mechanic 👍

No problem, glad I could help! Thanks for watching 👍

You should replace it ever 12k-15k miles, or about once a year. 👍

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You really focused on me saying "reinstall our new one"? 😂 You can clearly see it's a new filter. Thanks for watching tho! 👍

Haha yeah it's a good trick! The bolt is wayyyy in there. I didn't have a long enough extension, which is why I stacked a bunch of little ones 🤣 When I was doing this, I didn't want to lose the bolt so I used the paper towel trick 👍 Thanks for watching!!!

Yup! I will be doing that... Eventually... 🤣

When the light is on and theres 6 gallons left, how many do you add to refill? Whenever I fill up, it's like 18 gallons. My range is like 280 when I drive on the highway. It's worse around town.

@@_moes_garage_ That’s what I’m saying. Typically I’ll put in 14-15.5 gallons at most. The gauge is sometimes reading below the minimum line and I’ll still put in 5-6 gallons. I’d like to fill up less and go longer, but the darn gauge is wonky, I never want to push it past 200 at most. I’m all city driving. There was a recall on the 05’s for faulty fuel sending units. But you have to pull out the whole fuel pump assembly…I may live with it.

Yeah it's most likely faulty then.

I think for me it's the bigger tires and I'm always flooring it 🤣