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Glad you liked it! You're right when disconnecting sometimes it can cause the alarm to do crazy things. I haven't noticed it on this specific vehicle, but I have worked on other vehicles in the past that it did. Thanks for watching!

Yea I know what you mean. I'm not sure why they just can't get a simple QR code to read the serial number off the battery and now we know its legit. If someone copies the serial number and makes clones, simply give error saying already registered so you know its either fake or someone already used it and returned (stores reselling used as new is a real problem at HD and Lowes).

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If your thermostat was already set to the lower setting and still goes out, you may have a different issue on your water heater.

@@TeamDIYNow but the problem goes away completely once i set it a little higher.

Yea cars in the upper Midwest get beat up every winter because of the salt!

Yea if looking for heavy duty workbench, I agree plastic is not going to hold up very long. With that said, from a lightweight general use table some of these aren't bad especially for the price.

Good to know, thanks for sharing! The detail on the red collar is good to know as that would be how you can tell the difference vs the one sold here in the US. Here in the US the collar is completely black and one piece that comes off as shown in the video.

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you found my videos helpful!

Glad to hear it worked for you as well!

Glad you liked it! Yea I make sure to say that about it may seem intimidating, but it is straightforward if you just follow step by step, bolt by bolt. Before you know it, the transmission is out of the vehicle! Thanks for watching.

Glad you liked the video! Correct you need to make sure you clean the bolt threads as well. I did mention to clean the bolts in this video at 14:58 before installing the pan.

Yea I agree, when comparing the 2 the Bosch is the better all-around drill.

Yea I agree I really like the Bosch as well. I haven't used their router, but I do also have the 18v planer and it does work excellent.

Haha yea it works well! Still going strong many years later!

Have you tried reaching out to Rheem to see if they will fix under warranty? Depending on which version you have, the warranty goes all the way to 10 years.

You may have a different issue with yours, however you can try to lower it a little more...down to the warm and see what happens.

Technically no, and I'm sure there are decent amount of side shops that pretend they do but don't replace the seal. With that said, you really should replace as its important to have the filter neck seal inside the transmission. You are relying on that seal so the transmission can pull the fluid through the filter. Alot of times there is only a few inches of fluid at the bottom of the pan, and if you don't have a good seal the transmission could be sucking air at that seal vs pulling fluid through the filter. It's pretty straight forward to replace the seal, see at: 12:41.

Thats a good deal! Yea I agree this little saw is a beast...these battery power miter saws have come a long way in the last few years!

@@TeamDIYNowdo you feel like the vacuum really makes much of a difference on dust collection? I work outside so it isn’t such a big deal but could help with cleanup if it makes a substantial difference

@@blacktrucksfly It does a little bit, but honestly if your outside I wouldn't mess with as a simple blower when done will remove all sawdust. Maybe if using a higher power vacuum or one of Bosch's dust extractors it would, but they are all corded which kind of defeats the purpose of a battery power miter saw. I typically don't use anything other than the included small bag as I'm usually working outside as well.

I forgot to mention that pinch spot at the top when opening, thanks for mentioning!

Good point!

The size and weight are significant when comparing the two and on some tools it does make a difference. I do think the Flexvolt still has its place as there are some of the 60v tools that really benefit from the FV battery (miter saws, etc where you're not holding the battery anyways).

@@TeamDIYNow Well the lifespan. I would be curios as to how much longer the 9ah lasts. Never thought of that till now. The power maybe neck on neck but what is the flexvolt runtime difference between the two.

@@davido3403 The lifespan (amount of charge cycles) of pouch batteries like the Powerstack are supposed to last longer in theory vs some of the traditional cells. In regard to the runtime, it's still very similar to the past where the more ah battery is going to have the longer runtime. The only thing to think about with the runtime is that the pouch batteries are advertised as full power all the way to 0% of a charge vs some traditional batteries start to drop off in regard to power around 30%.

Yea I agree the Dewalt blade change is a little quicker, however it also makes it a bulkier than the M12. I do have a few Makita tools (corded belt sander and biscuit joiner) and really like them, however I don't have any of their cordless tools anymore. If they come out with some new models I'm not against trying them out as the few Makita tools I used in the past were of good quality.

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Yea it appears they are back out of stock again. Unfortunately, Lowes is the only retailer that sells this table as of today.

Yea I agree I think the Toughbuilt is the better all-around table when comparing to the Dewalt. I haven't had this Worx table very long, but so far I do like some of the additional options especially for the price.

No, it lasted about 2 weeks and the pump whine came back. As mentioned in the video it's worth it to try, however in some cases the transmission is too far gone which was the case for this van. I did a separate video showing every step to remove this transmission if the filter/fluid doesn't work: th-cam.com/video/GkdXhDJgIP8/w-d-xo.html . Good luck.

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Yup agreed, I did mention in some of my other videos but may have forgot to mention in this video. Thanks for pointing out.

Good to know, thanks for sharing!

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Glad you liked it! Just take your time and follow along with the video and I guarantee you can get the job done! Any questions along the way, feel free to reply back and will help best I can. Thanks for watching!

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Correct, this attachment will only work with the Milwaukee drywall gun.

@@TeamDIYNow Do you know of one that works with any drill gun or maybe a bit that you can put on a regular drill gun to make this work?

@ Sorry no I’m not aware of any for drywall guns. As of now all the brands only make their own attachments that will only attach to their drywall guns.

@@TeamDIYNow OK thank you..

Glad you liked it! Will see what I can do. Thanks for watching!

My father-in-law has one of those Ryobi guns and he likes it as well. I personally haven't used it, but it looks to be a decent nailer for good price.

Thanks for sharing!

I know what you mean, it's hard to pass up a traditional grinder for a lot of applications. If you're a welder, a good grinder/die grinder is definitely the better tool for the job as this cutoff tool would only work for light occasional metal work. I usually only use this cut off tool for finesse/tight spots and setting the depth to cutout hvac floor vents.

I haven't tried so I can't say for sure, however according to GM (and other OE's) you risk damaging the parking brake mechanism. If you're not able to get the manual route to work, the next option would be using a scanner which will work every time. I have an Autel scanner similar to this one (amzn.to/3OVLwjv) that can put in service mode, and I believe even some of their cheaper ones can as well.

Thanks for sharing, may have to look into. What exactly do they fix on these?

@TeamDIYNow you can buy the release clips that you showed or can but the entire mounting bracket

Glad you liked the video! Yea they were out of stock for a few months during the fall, then back in stock in November till about last week. Lowes does list it under a new listing/sku for some reason ( www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-QuickSet-1-000lb-Capacity-23-5-in-L-x-31-in-H-Black-and-Gray-Plastic-Portable-Work-Bench/5015596805 ). If I see them back in stock will make sure to let you know. Thanks for watching!