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Did not show how to get the popup window...so I am still lost

Thank you. It really Works

Good tutorial, 50% isn't in screen... Better not to upload anymore

How did you get it open when it was jammed and you couldn't open or close it?

There is a procedure to raise the wiper arm higher, about 35 degrees higher. Search for it. First you remove the U shaped cover at the bottom which covers the bolt/nut...

excellent video! This solved my problem

Thanks for this tip! It helps!

Nope, unchecked, as I did long ago but icons are still displaying. GRRRRR.....

thank u so much. it worked !! my mechanic wanted $200 diagnosis

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You talk like you're writing an essay that has to have a minimum of 5000 words. Stop it.

I had this stupid issue too. I solved it thanks to your video. Thank you.

This was so helpful!! Used it for my 2013 Toyota sienna xle

Thanks for a great video. Would love to install these on my existing system but not enough room in my main panel to place the CTs. Wonder if I can open up the sealed meter box next to my main panel to find some room to install the CTs

Thank you!

The 2 bolts that attach to the upper rear door slider rail brace are M6 X 1.0 X 25, part #90080-10252. Using a screwdriver to loosen and tighten these 2 bolts may be the best way to do so.

Voice is not clear...can someone say how to do it

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Thank you clean straightforward directions.

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Total cost ??

When I borrowed my uncle's computer I forgot how to do it. I keep searching! Finally I found it! Thanks!

Helpful info, thanks

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Not working for me, or must restart the PC?

Just came across this vid, and it's great. My only issue is, I can't even get the door opened to start removing stuff. Seems like the cable is jammed somewhere causing the door to be stuck and not open manually. Anyone else had that issue?

worked perfectly, thank you bro

As others have noted, nails are much stronger in shear strength. They do sell structual screws with comparable shear strength to nails, but deck screws are not an acceptable replacement. Deck screws are brittle. Try screwing a deck screw into a board halfway and hitting it sideways with a hammer...it will snap off. A nail won't, it will bend over

Very straight forward, easy to follow instructions. Thanks!

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Just finished my repair. spot on, other than the piece of window trim. Might wouldn't budge, but I was able to work around it. I found the sweet spot for using a ratchet on the 2 pulley bolts is when the door is almost closed.

Thanks for sharing your video, it helped me fix my car door

Saved 90.00 in 5 minuted. Thanks a million.

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hey I have a similar issue but with me it shows some and some not, I do have a lot of files so I deleted the cache but still nothing helps, do you have a tip for me on how to fix this issue

Thank you. This method works on 2018 Sienna as well😀

If this didnt work for you: I found that moving your images (or folder of images) from one location to another fixes it. Then move them back to your desired location and voila! I’ve since shut down my pc, so when i boot it back up later i’ll check to see if this was a permanent fix.

It Worked! Thanks! Why did windows toggles this to be 'Always show icons'? Does it save on space or processing time?

Very useful. The part numbers are incorrect though. The driver side's part number is 85016-08011 (replacing 85016-08010), and the passenger side is 850150-8011 (replacing 85015-08010 as you listed).

Thank you!

Doesn't work at all. "Always show icons" was not enabled, View is set to medium icons, and video icons still don't show up.

I would strongly suggest that before re-assembly of the brake caliper, the upper and lower Pins in the caliper cage should be greased using a high temperature brake grease to make sure the callper cage itself can slide freely as the brake pads wear down. Otherwise, the brake pads may not wear evenly. If you see that the old brake pads did NOT wear evenly, most likely that was because those two pins were dry and did not allow the cage itself to move when the pads wore down.