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I have a few questions: 1. Is your engine light on? 2. Is this something new or a recent issue regarding your car before they change the fuel line? You may have to go into an exhaust shop they can check for any leaks since they will specialize in that area. If they Identify an issue, make sure ask them to show you where it's leaking to give you a better idea. Let me know if that helps. Thank you for sharing.

You will have to take the whole panel off to inspect the rear of the switch. If the car was bought used. You have no idea what the previous owner did. It may be glued on or a screw behind there holding it in place. Let me know what you find. Thank you for asking!

As long as you did not touch any wires, You may have installed your blades in backwards. Open it back up and flip them over. Thank you for sharing your issue. Let me know if my suggestion worked for you.

Correct - I did not touch any wires and I did not remove the blades, I just cleaned the dust off with an earbud. I think the actual motor is spinning the wrong way now.

@@MarissaMarais that's interesting. Did you take the batteries out by chance? If so, you can check and make sure that you put them back in the right way and did not reverse the polarity, let me know if this changes anything.

Thanks so much for your continued replies. Ive taken the batteries out and tried them the opposite way around (basically going against the + and - guidance and the machine then just doesn’t turn on. So frustrating as it spins, just sadly the wrong way 🤦‍♀️

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Awesome! The problem has been resolved. Very much appreciated for your help with this repair. Worked exactly as you instructed. 👍🏾🙌🏾💪🏿

It should stay running for around 15 minutes before automatically shutting off.

How's it going. Yes I was. You can use this set here: amzn.to/3ZRTaSu

After opening up the closed system to change out the wheel cylinder. I did bleed the brakes to get rid of any air bubbles.

Thanks. I did notice that once I uploaded and watched that I did point at the wrong area referring to the nut. It was confident that people would still be able to get the job done. I appreciate the feedback.

I did rescue it. We fed it for a few days and found out it is a Syrian long haired hamster. It is now in a exotic pet store awaiting a new home.

@MrSettin007 That's awesome!! Thanks ☺️

I was thinking baby Koala as well but I'm in NY, so I found out through another viewer who is into animals/pets that it was a Syrian Long Haired Hamster.

Thankfully A youtuber alerted me that it's a Syrian Long Haired Hamster. Thanks for chiming in...

That's what I thought initially until I saw the full body. Thankfully A youtuber alerted me that it's a Syrian Long Haired Hamster. Thanks for chiming in...

If I know what Country you are in I might be able to identify him /her . Have you taken it home yet ? Give it food it will start to trust you ....

I was able to rescue it. It was hissing at me because it was scared and cold. It is warm and fed by me and the family. We are trying to locate a home for it now. Thank you

I was thinking baby Koala as well but I'm in NY, so I found out through another viewer who is into animals/pets that it was a Syrian Long Haired Hamster.

OHHH GREAT!!! I think you are right!!! THANK YOU!!! No how did it get here? lol.. Must be a neighbors.. I will follow up. Thank you @Dingos_exotic

@MrSettin007 yeah no problem

I found out it is a long haired Syrian Hamster

Thankfully A youtuber alerted me that it's a Syrian Long Haired Hamster. Thanks for chiming in...

I'm in New York.

Yes, I found out it is a long haired Syrian Hamster.

Thankfully A youtuber alerted me that it's a Syrian Long Haired Hamster. I was able to feed it for a couple days and now it's at a animal shelter being cared for until it joins a new family that will care for it. Thanks for chiming in...

I thought that as well. Thankfully A youtuber alerted me that it's a Syrian Long Haired Hamster. I was able to feed it for a couple days and now it's at a animal shelter being cared for until it joins a new family that will care for it. Thanks for chiming in...

I was thinking baby Koala as well but I'm in NY, so I found out through another viewer who is into animals/pets that it was a Syrian Long Haired Hamster.

I found out It is a long haired Syrian Hampster

I was thinking baby Koala as well but I'm in NY, so I found out through another viewer who is into animals/pets that it was a Syrian Long Haired Hamster.

I was thinking baby Koala as well but I'm in NY, so I found out through another viewer who is into animals/pets that it was a Syrian Long Haired Hamster. Thanks for checking in.

Correct! Just press 2 times with a split second in between. Thanks for asking...

Thank you for your support. I'm glad it could help you out!

I hope it helps you out with your radiator replacement! Thank you!!

I appreciate it. Thanks for watching!

That adapter hose was about 2 1/2 inches in length. Let me know how it goes when you complete it. Thanks for watching! #sub

@MrSettin007 Appreciate the help it worked for me too!!

Hey! Thanks for watching. I usually try to rebuild them if I can access the internals without destroying them during the process. I have also had some luck purchasing some used ones that were fine.

@@MrSettin007 I have a shop that I use here in Florida but if I can get the parts I can easily rebuild them. You know where to buy the parts ?

The key reason I used this method in this case was the angles. Even though there was room, I didn't have enough room to muscle it with a socket. The bolt was on there tight, so I used this method just to loosen it and went back to the socket for removal. Those who have striped the bolts may have had some issues they were unaware of. A few were that either the bolt, wrench, or socket were rounded and did not fit their designated size. Or they did not have a flush angle when trying to remove the tight bolt and strip it. Either way, it needs to be assessed before jumping in and trying to muscle some of these bolts. Some heat may help, as well as liquid wrench penetrating oil. Sorry for the long reply but I truly appreciate your comment/question! :-)

Great Job!

Breaker bars are a great tool. Thanks for the comment.

Yes we did!!!

I hope it helps a lot of people. Please Share & Subscribe! Thanks for your comment...

It definitely did. I had to give you a shoutout!

I appreciate your concern. I work on all my vehicles in my own backyard. (Never in or on a street/sidewalk) It is very long and deep backyard.