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Great video, thanks for posting. Some good, real world information here, helped give me a feel for what to expect. Thank you.

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Your dead on with the problem and solution! Thanks. I just can't figure out how to unzip the seat cover. I tapped the rod lightly with a hammer while adjusting the tilt till the rod lined up and slid back in and didn't remove the seat from the truck. Thanks again, joe.

Having same problem on hybrid AWD 2008

إحتاج إلى التروس الداخليه في المحرك لسياره يوكن ٢٠١٤ هل تعلم اين اجدها

Do you have a video or reinstalling the motor? I’m having a difficult time getting that wedge back in with the new motor

This helped thanks!

I didn’t hear/read specific sizes, so here they are: Allen = 6mm, bolt heads = 13mm, wedge bolt = 10mm.

I've installed this seal but the inside seal doesn't spin with the spline shaft. Did I do something wrong? Is there a way to fix this without taking out the seal all over again?

When you don't have a lift it's a PITA as you can't hardly get your head in there to fish the lines through or find that bracket bolt. One trick that worked great for me was using those caulk tube caps on the ends to keep it from slinging oil around as you fish the lines out.

Thanks for the vid, about to do this. My only question.. does the new motor need timed/clocked? Before installing? Or maybe it is out of the box

Hey Mike, I saw Minnesota license plates on your truck. I live in Georgia, but grew up near Glencoe, MN where my Dad used one of these hay trolley's on our old farmstead as I grew up. He switched over to the conveyer /elevator system when I was of age to handle hay bales as I recall. Brings back many fond memories. All the best! Fyi, I'm currently building a small barn shed in my backyard and am thinking of adding a widow's peak or turkey foot overhang with a pulley to lift a bale up and tie it off, simply as historical decor of a time past, a time of 1870's Barns and Louden / F. E. Myers hay trolleys. 👍

Thank you buddy. Very informative.

I just found this video. I was thinking how I can do this same thing. Thank you for sharing this. Now I can do this on my own

فعلا انت رائع جدا .. Indeed, you are very wonderful. Thank you. I have missed you

Anyone have the Part# for the U Joint in the video?

Well done, love your idea

Didn’t have to take em off. Did it all from the truck

Where abouts ya from Mike?

Could you please help me out and give me the exact U joint number I'm doing a 2003 Toyota Highlander myself right now thanks in advance

Thanks for the video. I have the issue that my seat reclines forward but will not recline backwards. I pulled the back shield off, while seat is still in car. The rod is connected at both ends. I dont know what my problem is. Isee the motor moving the seat forward but cant get it to move backwards

What size hole did you drill into it?

My seat will go back but get stuck going forward, going to try this tomorrow. Thanks

Thank you for posting this! I had the same issue and was able to fix it without taking out the seat after watching your video.

Is the the same for manual seats?

How do you know if the new motors are clocked right?

Thank you so much, I have the same issue. I am hoping I can repair it without taking the seat out.

I have an ‘03 and cut a hole behind the headlight but no relay. Now what?

Really helpful video thank you very much

priceless information, thanks a lot!!!

Thanks I left the seat in and just shoved the bar back into place had it working in five minutes!

Thanks for the heat trick. I was struggling until i added heat.

But didn't show taking the seat out smfh

I also had a similar noise in my car, who was the problem?

Does it matter how many times I turn the crank or the cam phasers long as I line those marks up?

Great helpful video, thank you 👍👍

Was yours leaking from front bottom radiator

Thanks for the video, I hope my Arizona ones are easier to replace.

Just bought a 2005 Caddy srx off of a mechanic it has 250.000 miles on it, mechanic told me that oil is the key to these engines, He told Me to change oil every 3.000 miles and throw in a bottle of rislone. He's owned it since it was brand new. No problems. And also don't let it get below a half qt of oil..

Looks much easier that way, but i have been replacing chains with engine in vehicle.

Can you move the position of the recliner when that bar is out ?

i put the weg back in the same way n the running board dont move did it 3 times what should i do?

Thank you! This saved me some $$$

Both interesting, informative, and fun

Awesome...sounds like the whistle in the rear of my truck...now gotta find what side

I replaced my sitting-in-the-driveway 2012 F150 Platinum with 236K miles. Passenger side only. I tried to order just the motor on Rockauto and got the driver's side seven times. I finally gave up and found one on Amazon. I took the three bolts out and then drove the motor out with the chisel, and it came right out. The hardest thing was putting the aluminum key back in correctly. I got lucky in not taking the running board off. I wish I had seen your video first. Overall it took an hour to remove the old one and put the new one on, but 30 minutes was messing with the key wedge and bold that holds the running board up. It was a pain. I finally pushed it up and held the running board (scissor-type arms) to hold it in place and just inched it into place. Been working great. Your video was excellent and will save some people some time. (Side note: Mine has been garaged, and had no corrosion on it)

Your a blessing

How did you take the drivers seat off? All I’m seeing is a t50 on the back

Just completed mine last night, thanks for the tip.

I wish you had shown the removal of the seat and actual repair working..