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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2009
Replace broiler element Miele Oven - how to remove temp sensor
I replaced the broiler element on my Miele H398B2 double oven. The only difficulty was removing the temperature sensor. The key was unplugging the wire plug which then made it possible to pull the element free of the oven and slide out the sensor. You can read about removing the broiler element here: www.manualslib.com/manual/1331752/Miele-Masterchef-H-394-B.html?page=47#manual
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Beginner tutorial: How to mix, knead, and bake bread
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A beginner tutorial showing how to make basic bread using a bowl, spoon, and a bit of arm strength. This is a detailed step by step tutorial. Here are some helpful timestamps if you want to jump to your particular area of interest... 0-2:54 - Overview of ingredients 2:54 Mixing 9:50 Kneading 19:00 First rise 20:00 Shape into loaves 22:03 Second rise 22:42 Rise complete, preheat oven 23:17 Remov...
Refinish old concrete porch/step/patio with new concrete stain and faux stone pattern
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This video documents my transformation of our front concrete step/porch. Old carpet was removed and then the old carpet glue was removed using an Edco concrete grinder. A faux stone pattern was then laid out with masking tape. The concrete was stained with acrylic concrete stain and then sealed. Tools needed - Edco single disc concrete grinder, PPE - 100% particulate mask, eye and ear protectio...
Backup camera installation on a 2005 Ford Expedition XLS
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The video documents installing a backup camera on the trim/bezel above the license place on a 2005 Ford Expedition XLS. It shows how to mount the camera to the bezel, how to run the wiring through the tailgate, and how to run the wires to the radio. The camera installed was a VTK230HD camera from BOYO Vision/Vision Tech. The display is a Kenwood DDX371 head unit which replaced the factory radio...
Endeavour Flyover at Moffett
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A view of the fly over of the space shuttle Endeavour as viewed from near Moffett Field on 9.21.12
Longboard Races at Plumas Ski Bowl
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Here are clips of a few Longboard Ski races I watched at the Plumas Ski Bowl at Plumas-Eureka State Park on Jan. 16th, 2011
How to cut a whole turkey to prepare for roasting.
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Several years ago I started cutting my Thanksgiving turkey into large pieces and roasting those. The bird cooks faster and more evenly. It is easier to roast, because it isn't stuffed. It is easier to slice when it is cooked, because you are working with much smaller pieces. Instead of stuffing the whole bird, I take part of the turkey back and place it on top of my stuffing that I have placed ...
What radio is that? And did you get some kind of kit to make it fit?
Kenwood DDX371. No fitment kit needed. Needed a wiring harness to adapt it as I recall.
This was so helpful, thanks for taking the time to post this video
No more needed. I am going to upgrade my radio in my 05 Expedition. Thanks for sharing this video. Cheers!
Thank you! I had no idea where to find the temperature sensor! Now I just need to find a replacement.
great video. I am installing a different camera on my 06 & this looks like it will be very helpful to me. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. Thank you for sharing!
Gracias por el video muy buen explicando thx
Based on the level of difficulty, I think I'm going to add my camera near the hitch on my 2004 Navigator. I can run the wires through the left tail light area and avoid dealing with the hatch. Thanks for the video. PS, you can access the reverse power wire in the drivers kick panel. It should be a black/pink wire. 👍
Lol i gotta install one tomorrow on my boys navi and im thinkin same, i ran it along the frame of my truck to right above hitch ball. Soooo much easier than goin thru errythang
Super helpful you are the greatest!
Get your facts together dear wasting time
You seem to be the one wasting time posting nonsense.
Great video!
Thank you so much for this video. I felt like a friend was walking me through it. You’ve given me courage to put this on my to do list for my front walkway. I watched another video that used spray paint and I think this stain turned out much nicer.
I am glad it has been helpful. I would worry about paint flaking off. It has been years and the stain has held up really well - the color has not faded and the finish still looks good.
I have a 3rd gen Expedition and am trying to run the wire for a rear dashcam. That area at the boot is driving me crazy trying to fish the wire through there. It's 20F today so I packed it up before I took a sledge to my truck. :D
Exquisite
I have a 2007 XLT that didn't come with a factory camera. I do back up to load utility trailers and have been wanting to do this as well. Factory stereo is a Audiophile system and still works great so I'm looking at a rear view mirror with a screen in it.
Thank You for the excellent description. I'm in the planning phase and thinking about some upgrades for my 2000 Ford Expy!
Beautiful
Those are some huge skis!! I think I'd have to just lay over on my side to stop those things!
What a treat to see that!!
Thank you very much for this video. I was looking at going overhead. The route you chose is so much simpler. Again, thank you very much.
The end result is what I’m trying to redo🤣🤣
Just installed a backup camera in my 2007 EL and used this video as a guide - excellent work on all accounts of instruction! Thank you for taking the time to make this!
Very Very good detailed......And A woman doing it makes it just that more interesting
Is this the same thing as Lincoln Navigator 2003 to 2006
Not certain, but the Navigator does share many parts with the Expedition. The wiring should be the same, based on how the tailgates looks on both vehicles.
How was you able to stain the green spots so perfectly without getting on the grout lines.
At 7:13 you can see that the green tape defines the grout lines. Where I wanted the green squares, I completely covered the newly cleaned concrete with blue painters tape from edge to edge of the green tape. When I finished with the yellow stain, I removed the blue tape, but kept the green tape for the grout lines, protected the yellow spaces from overspray, and put down the green color stain.
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The best and very detailed explanation on this topic. I'm about to install a backup cam for my 2014 Expedition and this came up in my google search. You're a great teacher. Very practical. Gives me confidence to do my mod now. More power to you.
Where did you rent the grinder from?
I got it from an equipment rental store. A place like Cresco or United Rentals or any local business that rents things like tile saws, or post hole diggers, and the like should rent a concrete grinder..
So, I was talking to my dad who's a contractor. You should really be wearing the right PPE, because you don't want to get acid on your clothes. You definitely need an n95 so you don't cause lung damage, at the least.
Thanks for your concern! I was using a latex based, not acid stain, so no need to protect from acid. I was wearing a p100 respirator when I was grinding the concrete to protect from dust, and also ear and eye protection. You can see that at :43. I agree that proper PPE is vital and you and your Dad are smart to think that too.
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Thank you so much for doing this! My backup camera is acting up and I needed to see how to get back there to mess with it! THANKS!!!!
Great job! Working on mine now. Figuring these thing out takes so much time hence the value of good instruction videos!
I have same year expedition which one is the vss wire?
Sorry I don't know. Why do you need to identify the Vehicle Speed Sensor wire? Are you adding a head unit with navigation?
@@amcoffee4me yes i have a kenwood 576s that requires vss wire hookup apprenrky
This is a fantastic video. Although you really didn't need to do all that wiring or trim removal . You should of used a wireless camera with a transceiver. Also the wire that tells your radio your car is in reverse, you should of hooked that wire up to your reverse shift, there is a 12+ volt wire around near the shiftier in a car.. Doing it this way would helped you avoid all the trim removal and long wiring job within the car. Except for the trunk trim, you had no choice to take that off.
I would have got a few pieces of flagstone for the pattern
Name of products and where I can get . Amazon
i want that kind of design but with real lines not just paint...have to search how it is done
That boot has been an absolute nightmare. Broke the RCA plug tip off trying to fish it thru. Waiting on a replacement cable now... >:(
Wow she went through a lot of work running the wires through it. I got mine going from the dashboard up the pillar along the windshield trim and running straight on back through in my headliner for my roof. Took less than a minute. To bad wiring it isn't as easy. My reverse light positives are always hot. My van grounds the ground wire when in reverse but it is always hot when not grounded by the computer.. You read that right a ground wire that is hot+ when not in reverse, when running or not.
Shawn, the '03 and up Expedition/Navigator have side curtain air bags in the trim above the doors. That is why the wiring is under the floor trim. You definitely don't want to put anything in the way of air bags.
@@Acelachaser1965 I see. Yeah it's best not to play around those.
Nice video! What type of sprayer is it? Does the sprayer handle pain well? I was hoping to color spray my balcony cement floor and buy a sprayer which can handle thicker liquids like pain. Thank you amcoffe4me!
I used a very inexpensive garden sprayer from Harbor Freight. The concrete stain I used was very thin. I don't think a garden sprayer would work for paint. Wagner sells a somewhat inexpensive paint sprayer. Maybe you could find a used one for a good price? Good luck on your project.
Very nice quality and information ! Thank You for making this Video !
What secures the camera to the plastic piece on the truck? I just looked up the camera and it looks like there's only a threaded rod coming off the back of it.
Looks like they have changed the design on the camera from when I did mine. Mine came with a hole saw and the camera was essentially friction fit into the opening that you drilled with the included hole saw. Now it looks like the camera comes with a threaded rod and nut. You drill a hole to match the diameter of the threaded rod, put the rod through the hole, and on the inside, secure with the nut included with the camera. Probably saves the cost of the hole saw.
Was the video wire with the yellow connector supplied with the camera and was it long enough to reach the back of the radio? Was there a plug end that connected it to the radio or did you have to splice into a wire from the radio?
If you go to about 10 minutes on the video you can see and hear more about the video wiring. Yes the camera comes with about 19' of wire to connect the composite video signal coming from the camera to whatever your display is. That was not long enough for me to connect from the back of the Expedition to the front dash. I bought an extension video cable, one end male, one end female. That was probably a 6' cable. The back of my radio/head unit had an RCA type input for the backup camera and I just plugged the male end of the composite video cable into that - no splicing required.
Very helpful video thank you
If you don't have a sprayer, can you just roll it on?
Probably. I've read that you can use a brush. I think the usual recommendation is to use a sprayer to allow for an even coating that you can lay down quickly. I used a $12 sprayer I bought at Harbor Freight which was pretty much single use for this project. I like to prototype so I experimented with colors and techniques on some concrete in my side yard before committing to the concrete at my front door. Perhaps you have a space where you can do the same.
Thanks so much :)Yeah I have a space in the back that will do. Good idea!
Looks like a headache but im gonna try to install mine wish me good luck!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for posting and you did a great job!
Maybe she can bring that same color mix for the red and white bricks surrounding the door.
Thank you
well documented~ refreshing seeing a woman installing this . just shows with the right tools and a good plan of attack , you can make it happen. man or woman. your husband is one lucky fellow.
Wow, what a difference! Very well done, indeed. I think the bleed through and patchiness (almost invisible by the way) add character to the total effect. Excellent job, and thanks a lot for explaining the steps. I learned a lot and now need to apply this to my concrete patio. Such a lovely look!