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Peter Izdebski
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2009
Random things from Pete's world.
Installing Pot Lights pt 2
Watch Part 1 here th-cam.com/video/_eDTaXf29rg/w-d-xo.html
This is Part two of "Installing Pot Lights" I hope you enjoy the video and learn a thing or two or three. Always hire or consult with an electrician in order to ensure that your work is safe! This job requires planning and proper tools however I believe that almost anyone can tackle it if you take the necessary steps to plan and be safe! Please subscribe for more random videos and like if you like. All the best and good luck!
This is Part two of "Installing Pot Lights" I hope you enjoy the video and learn a thing or two or three. Always hire or consult with an electrician in order to ensure that your work is safe! This job requires planning and proper tools however I believe that almost anyone can tackle it if you take the necessary steps to plan and be safe! Please subscribe for more random videos and like if you like. All the best and good luck!
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Installing pot lights pt 1
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For part two click here th-cam.com/video/MKoHJysUSDY/w-d-xo.html . This is part 1 of a 2 part series on installing pot lights in your ceiling. I encourage anyone taking on this project to hire an electrician however if you feel you are up for the job then this video will give you some pointers. If you do this job yourself then at least consider getting an electrician to look over your work. The...
testing TPS on 2002 Civic
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Here is how to test a Throttle Body Sensor on a 7th gen Civic. Pretty simple job; you will have to remove the air box (see related video for Cleaning Throttle body for instructions to do that here th-cam.com/video/_jNqw9HEuOM/w-d-xo.html) You will need a simple multimeter with ohm's capability. if this helps anyone pls let me know! cheers.
throttle body cleaning 2002 civic
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How to clean a throttle body on 7th Gen Civic. Tools required: 10 MM socket philips screw driver flat screw drivier needle nose pliers carb cleaner q tips rags may help to have an impact driver - I am not very car savy over all but this project was rather easy; just time consuming. Make sure you take your time and don't rush and I'm sure all skill levels can do it. give me a thumbs up if you li...
broken patio table to a new table top
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In August of 2011 I was smart enough to leave the umbrella in the glass table during a wind storm. Sure enough the table shattered. Instead of buying a new set we spent some money and made a new table top from cedar. The video was getting long so I skipped the step of staining it etc.
Awesome video, will be doing this exact job in a few days. Any chance you can do a heater core flush on this exact car…?? Great job.
Which fuse did you remove?
What a stupid video. Buy another table and get on with your life.
What in the hell is the point of this work!?! Were you just bored and had nothing to do? I don't see how this will improve performance one tiny bit! Pointless absolutely pointless!!
You know how it is Jay! Sometimes it's enjoyable to do things just for the sake of doing them.
" A WireThingamajig" I Love It! I Had To Subscribe After That!! Thank's For The Video!!
Exactly what I am trying to accomplish at my house. Thank you for the video. VERY VERY VERY helpful.
Thank you for the kind words! Hope your project goes well!
Recently bought an 05 Civic with neglect issues. Removing the throttle body is too much work for the moment. I sprayed down the body throat & plate while changing the air filter. Looks like new down the throat & runs even smoother now.
Peter why did you do a throttle body cleaning? Do I have to check mine or I shouldn't touch it?
Hey. I honestly don't remember why I did it. It was many years ago. I think it was more of a make do project more than anything else.
For this car the normal idle speed is at at 750t50 rpm. If the idle speed is below 700 or above 800, at normal operating temperature, cleaning TB & IAC valve could solve the issue.
How you take the throttle cable off
02:26
Appreciate the level of detail you went thru..very helpful
Awesome vid thanks
It's absolutely garbage car.
That sensor you disconnected but didn't knew what it was is the canister purge solenoid valve.
IT'S CALLED A ROMACK CONNECTOR, FOR THE WIRES IN THE BOX
Sweet! Thanks for the info!
I am cheap and don’t want to pay an electrician ... another classic 🤣😂 you are my kinda man 🙂
It better be fixed 😂 classic wifey
Don’t freak out ppl It’s not that complicated then you sound I brought flex drill bit & extension and used cellphone camera to take shots from holes and i installed 22 pot lights myself It’s fun There will be no gas line in ceiling ,,,, lol
Hi, do u know where can buy this flexible drill bits?
Any big box hardware store will have them! Good luck.
Dude!!! Did you just say safety googles
Is this really necessary?
Very few things in life are necessary.
"Can't change the TPS sensor you have to change the whole throttle body" great video but sort of some false info. Snip the bolts off it and a new one comes with new bolts to put in. Crucial for someone that doesn't have the money to buy a whole new throttle body. Also not necessary to take the throttle body off to clean it really.
great video thank you !
Hasil Telusur Hasil Terjemahan Indonesia Inggris Why does my Honda Civic fire from Umbrella valve no friend, coils and spark plugs are all good, then the current from the socket to the coil is good, everyone, please enlighten me, friend🙏🙏🙏
Could i just spray with throttle body still attached? Would take 1/4 of the effort of taking it off.
Not really sure!
@@piotrpete Well i can answer cause i already did it LOL!. Yes you can. Take the top of the engine filter off and you have direct access to the throttle body. Saved my time x3 lol. Sadly didnt fix my idle surge issue, thinking air leak. But it least my throttle body is cleaned.
@@DiamondScuff sweet! Good suggestion!
Vrrrrrrrrrrruuuuuuuuum, poo,pop,pop,pop!
great video bro
Everything will be irie 🇯🇲
Bingo at 9:38 !!! The mystery tool I did not know exists! The world makes sense again.
Fail.Turn it on
IS THERE A EAZY WZY TOO HOOK UP COLD AIR INTAKE OR A FILTER CONE ....INSTEAD OF PUTTING BACK THE ASTHMA FILTER BOX
FINALLY THE SAME YEAR AS MY VEHICLE & THE ENGINE IS IDENTICAL......GOOD JOB BOYZ
Title to this video is: (You need to know)!,LOL
Thanks nice video....
Brother Honda civic 2000 model I'm On AC After Einghin Vibrating And No Cach EXsilator Plz Tell Me What problem
Also instead of buying a camera you could just get a wall scanner, mine has a deep scan feature where it can locate wires,pipes,studs etc pretty sure it would be cheaper than buying that camera
Good idea! To be honest I didnt even know that exists
Best vid on TH-cam 👍🏾👍🏾
My gas pedal is kind of sticky or has some static friction. I think my throttle body is gunky.
My 99 Civic had the same problem. When I did the throttle body cleaning, I also lubed the inside of the throttle cable housing.
TPS sensor is removable, you just have to make slots in the bolt /screw heads (i used a dremel) and use a screwdriver to unscrew them. Once it is loose, it is adjustable so you can set/adjust it to its proper spot (.5 closed, 4.5 open)...or you can just replace it. Also, dont use "Carb cleaner"...use throttle body cleaner.
Thanks for your time, your video is very helpful.
actually nice ... but you DID NOT SHOW THE CLEANING ACT OF THE MENTIONED DEVICE.
Were these 2x ?
I did the same thing! 😜 I started to get the wood tonight but realized it was gonna be way to heavy to carry it up on the deck after I made and attached the top on.
Great job explaining...will it be to much power running off your main? Will it trip the circuit breaker...thx for the information.
Im not sure! I fed it of the existing light which had incandescent bulbs. I put in LEDs so it was about the same load. Good luck and stay safe!
Do not drill through your joists without checking. You NEED to know, you NEED THIS x100. Got it. Lol
Ones a throttle cable. And ones a transmission cable (kick down cable) im pretty sure. I start my car it idles up and pukes down , the udles up again. Its an 04. 1.7. Engine light is on. Im pretty sure its either the mass air flow sensor or just a shitty gunked up throttle body. Replaced the plugs and ignition coils (in the middle of winter) and i think this is what it needs. Its also the reason why i only run 91 octane in it because of this reason. But at 150k i guess the damage is already done.
WHAT I USUALLY DO IS CUT A LINE ON THE DRYWALL LIK 3 INCHES, ALONG THE JOYCES, , SO I CAN DRILL MY HOLES AND RUN THE CABLES, AFTER THAT I REPLACED THE SHEET ROCK AND COMPOUND IT , FOR ME IT'S SAFE. AND FASTER.
I like that idea. I hate guessing also what he show on the video is too much work. Could you share how you do it exactly?
It's a smart idea josian! I say do what works for you. Thanks for sharing.
Okay, if you cut a line in your ceiling, you have to match the texture of your cut with the ceiling, which is even bigger problem.
Personally I really appreciate how careful you were to to make it very understandable with all the potential pitfalls and cautions included. With electricity, better to error on the side of prudence and even tedious details.
Geesh buddy, get on with it. You could have combined both videos into one 5 minute segment.
Awesome idea greg, next time i do a video ill take your advice. You should consider getting into directing short youtube videos! You seem to have some great ideas.
it's a year old, but this is awesome! thank you for doing this video
Made nothing but a mess doing the schematics and unnecessary tools. ie camera.....really?
Dude! You should see the finished product! What an amazing result. I appreciate the comment but if the video doesnt suit you I invite you to make one improving on my short comings so that people can get some good guidance. All the best to you and thanks again for that constructive comment.
Having a schematic and the proper tools is a great way to start, careful planning gives you a huge advantage!