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Yea I agree the M18 is crazy fast!

Yea the fakes will work, but how well and long depends on which one you get/how it was built. The genuine will have better cells and in theory should perform better and last a lot longer. Really the biggest thing for me is the thermal protection that the genuine has to shut down to protect tools and the battery. I have heard stories where people used cheap knock off batteries that ruined their expense tools. Yes, the genuine cost more, but if you get around holidays (especially Nov/Dec) you can get them for free with other tool purchase. If my tools and money are on the line, I would get the genuine as you know what you're getting and are guarantee the warranty from Dewalt.

You still don't have the floor jack underneath the oil pan do you? If so, this will apply pressure upwards, and it will be hard to move motor. Hold on to the alternator like I did at 10:25 and you should be able to rotate motor forward. Good luck!

Glad you liked it! Couldn't agree more, this little Bosch drill is awesome and completes every task I throw at it as well. Thanks for watching.

In this video done last year, I just received the batteries, so I only did the one drill comparison. I have since used these for various other task with a circular saw and have confirmed they will give you full power the entire time.

Yea I know what you mean, some of Dewalt's advertising can sometimes be confusing.

Mine going on few years now as well and still works great!

@@TeamDIYNow if it starts acting funny - one of the sprayer holes got clogged up - use a wrench to take out the tip and just push a fine piece of wire into it to clean it out and it will work fine again !

@@diverdave4056 Thanks for the tip!

Glad you like them! Been collecting NASCAR diecast with my son for years!

You're right, there have been a lot of sales on the Powerstack batteries lately which makes them a lot more appealing based on price.

Technically the PS batteries are advertised to have more lifespan discharge/charge cycles, but the verdict is still out on the longevity. The XR 5.0s have been the tried-and-true batteries over the years and are also still a solid choice.

@@TeamDIYNow yes. I just got another cylindrical 5amp yesterday

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Thanks for sharing I may have to check it out.

You're right it does help stabilize the drill when you hold the drill that way. My problem is Im so use to using regular drills I always grab it the other way. Either way it still is a handy drill.

Glad you liked it! Let me know how you like them, had mine installed for a few weeks now and can't believe how much better they improved the visibility on my Lacrosse. Thanks for watching appreciate it!

Glad you liked it! I agree RockAuto and Amazon are my go-to for a lot of automotive parts. Thanks for watching!

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Yea you make a good point as the depth stop is handy during certain applications.

According to Rockauto its GM GENUINE 11610905. These are torque to angle so you can reuse if clean up and apply thread locker, but if looking to replace Rockauto has them listed for about $4 a piece: www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/buick,2018,enclave,3.6l+v6,3438692,brake+&+wheel+hub,caliper+bracket+bolt,13055

@@TeamDIYNow Awesome, thank you

@@RyanGentil No problem glad I was able to help.

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Yea its definitely a great saw for the price!

I agree these installation drivers do come in handy and are a lot cheaper than buying multiple drills.

Glad you liked, thanks for watching! Appreciate the comment on the NASCAR diecast, it's something I have enjoyed collecting with my son over the years! I'm going to be doing a video soon showing how to build these diecast display cases if interested.

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Yea depending on which model you have, these newer freezers the temperature is constantly fluctuating. The only time you need to be concerned is if it's not keeping things frozen and/or it jumps up to 60 like mine did before replacing the control box.

Yea both are solid impact drivers. Now we have the DCF860 that appears to be quicker than both of these!

@@TeamDIYNow that's next on my list!

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Its ok that happens to all of us on occasion. Did you confirm that it will not lock in place? If not, try to connect the plug on the end of sensor (don't do it while installed test while holding) and see if it will stay in place. In addition, the extra red clip helps keep in place, but I have worked on many cars over the years that the red locking pin is missing and the plug still stayed in place. If it snaps in and doesn't pull out easily then you should be fine to use. If it doesn't, then you just need to replace the plug. You can either use a terminal tool ( amzn.to/4dJSjqR ) to pop the plug off and replace just the plug or cut the wire and splice a new plug on (similar to this, not sure your year: amzn.to/3YO4gYt ). If you go to your local parts store, they should have them in stock as it's a common problem. You can do this, good luck!

@TeamDIYNow The black clip broke off while Plug still on sensor. I'm unable to pull it off sensor and remove either from vehicle. So frustrating. I so despise car work.

@@paulburns3165 So the end of the plug where you would push to release the clip is where it broke? If that is the case, you should be able to take a small screwdriver on the front side and pry up. There's a little lip on the sensor that you need to clear and it will pull off. Also if you have a small wrench you can try to take off the sensor first with plug still attached so you have better access to see how to remove plug. I cant confirm without seeing it, but the fact that the plug is still connected may mean that the plug can still be used.

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You're correct, if extremely rusty you need to proceed with caution. With that said a lot of times it's just a surface rust and its fine. What I do when in question, grip the pinch weld and feel for any soft spots or movement (you can tell real quick if not safe as it doesn't feel solid). If feels firm then slowly jack up and watch the weld...if it's bad you will see movement and/or loud cracking noises which is telling you to stop. Unfortunately, some of these newer cars we are starting to see less and less points to jack up which makes these pinch welds sometimes the only option. Either way your right tho you need to be careful.

If you're referring to setting the parking brake service mode, the process outlined is only for newer GM vehicles. I'm not sure how the Festiva parking brake is setup as that vehicle was built by Mazda for Ford.

Yea I agree that bar on the front needs to go if there is a gen2. I did another video comparing the Bosch 12, and I have since moved on to the Bosch as it's a lot more compact and is shaped like a traditional drill.

Assuming you're talking about the rear brakes as you have to set the parking brake into service mode. With that said, you don't have to use a scanner. See this video ( th-cam.com/video/LU-bfJzYNy0/w-d-xo.html )I show how to do this manually without an expensive scanner. On the front brakes, there isn't anything special to use other than the basic tools I show in the video.

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It's located in the middle of the vehicle on the driver side. See 10:57.

@@TeamDIYNow thank you right where you said it was easy job thank you

@@butchnowak8492 Glad I was able to help!

I agree I only use genuine batteries for all my tools across brands. With said, at least the aftermarket ones aren't tricking people into thinking they are genuine. Very similar in the automotive world, there is a calculated risk to buying cheaper aftermarket parts vs the more expensive OEM. The counterfeit ones like the one I had in this video are the ones I have a real problem with as people think they are getting genuine and instead get some random battery with genuine looking Dewalt labels/packaging.

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Glad I was able to help! Yea from a quality to price standpoint they all make some good tools. Thanks for watching my videos!

@@TeamDIYNow Yeah, Milwaukee is all about power, Bosch is more refined, and Skil has top tier design, mid tier performance, for a budget tier price. Can't go wrong with any of them, especially using the battery discount trick at Home Depot, or picking up heavily discounted Bosch from Lowe's and Amazon.

Agreed that is a good feature! I also did a separate video on the Dewalt version as well: th-cam.com/video/Ofyj3cjiWeQ/w-d-xo.html

If you have a Lowes, HD, Acme, Northern, etc locally you can always buy local just make sure the box is not a return. I do a separate video about getting used tools in new boxes at local stores. If buying online, check out this link ( toolguyd.com/bosch-certified-online-partner-notice-tool-listings-amazon/ ), about halfway down it shows the Dewalt online authorized dealers for Amazon. Notice the Amazon one is shipped and sold by Amazon or Shipped by Amazon and sold by one of the othes: Acme, CPO, Max Tool, Toolup, Toolbarn.

@@TeamDIYNow I hear Amazon selling fake dewalt battery

@@rockbreadbobo Correct, just because it says Amazon prime doesn't mean its sold by Amazon. Need to make sure its Shipped and Sold by Amazon (or one of the sellers above) and it will be genuine. Dewalt issued statement few years ago warning people about this exact issue. Thats where that Dewalt pic came from in the link I sent above.

@TeamDIYNow ok bro thanks

@@rockbreadbobo No problem glad I was able to help.

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As mentioned in the video, if you're buying a 2 pack of 5ah batteries online for $70 there is a good chance you are buying counterfeit batteries. Shipped and sold by Amazon is currently around $140 and Amazon typically sells at the lowest possible price from the manufacturer/distributor. HD and Lowes have the same 2 pack for closer to $200. Buy shipped and sold by Amazon you are buying genuine batteries otherwise it's a wildcard unless the sold by is a known company as mentioned in video (not random name). If you want to wildcard it, then yes you have to have the battery in hand to know if it's a counterfeit just like you have to with every other single counterfeit in every other industry.

Also, I'm a 32 waist and have also run into problems with tool belts not getting small enough. You gave very helpful advice on that.

Glad I was able to help! Yea not sure why they advertise these as min of 32 when in fact they fit a lot smaller waist. You make a good point on the loops on the suspenders, that would definitely be useful. Thanks for watching!

Bought my 2018 new back in 2018 and have roughly 78k now. My wife hauls around the kids every day and she loves it! I've towed boats, trailers, etc and it does a great job with the suspension as you can firm up with a push of a button. Hoping to keep mine for many more years.