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This is totally dangerous, i have used the concrete foundation blocks to support my car too and they literally exploded on one side while i was working on the car, lucky i was not trapped under the car. I will never use them again, you have showed a very dangerous thing to use for years now.

Wierd different looking insides to that filter then any other ls460 ive ever seen how strange theres always a mesh cylinder that goes through the filter and it's supposed to sit on the spring . you're filter looks like it works just fine just strange.

Looks like you are using a magnetic drain plug. Do you mind sharing the info? Thanks!

Music is annoying.

Neat background music.

Why not change valve cover while you do that?

Great video, thank you! I installed the new parts of my ice maker including the wiring harness which wasn't wasn't featured in your video. Needless to say it was simple. Just take some photos of the before the disconnect for reference. You'll be fine. Great video!

Maybe cutting the top of the mounting plate down about two inches would help.

Where can I purchase a hose replacement for mine?

A mask, such as a piece of tile, with a small hole drilled in it would help keep the excess foam off the concrete surface.

I paused this and will gladly exit this video but before i go the reason being is that its extremely dangerous to hang the calipers from the lines even if you let it down gently you could be advising someone to do something that could potentially harm themselves or others. Keep it safe yall.

How thick do you think the concrete is??

Useless video if you are not going to show us the product.

Bedrooms need fire escapes to meet code, i.e. a window you can climb out of. My friend converted his crawlspace to bedrooms, had to put in windows.

I would never use spray cleaner on the housing and not blow the excess out of there with air or wipe it away. Also, the little plastic drain is to drain the filter housing before unscrewing it so you don’t get oil all over the skid plate. And, why not use Toyota oil and filter?? I just went to Walmart and Mobil 1 was $8/quart and Toyota sold me their oil for $5.75! And it’s made by mobile 1. It’s cheaper at the dealership

Thanks a lot very useful video. How do I get the parts? It looks like toyota only has separate parts?

It can if county code approves

Worked great! Thank you!

I like the way you fastened the oil filter door to the other side by using the same screw. Did you have to drill a hole for the screw ir was it there already?

My tire dealer changes my sensors, resets them and memorizes them for 40 euros each. I don't find this work convenient.

Next time or if you can let me know or us know what tools were used in the description we can figure out the rest on your videos thansk

Good grief, use your words.

U made it look so easy , while the shop can’t get my idle down right , had the top engine rebuilt and the carburetor rebuild .

One brake pad sensor for each axle is that what you did?

Can you leave the contact end of the brake pad wear sensor out and not have warning lights light up?

DO NOT WORK TOOLS WITH JEWLERY/RINGS ON. I HAVE SEEN PEOPLE LOSE FINGERS/HANDS THIS WAY!

Aren't you supposed to bleed the system?

Did you have to jack up the motor

I just bought this half price, brand new sealed, on FBMP. Bought a Craftsman gas powered one a week ago on FBMP. While the guy ran it twice, I could not get it started, when I needed to use it. Between lack of time and DST ending, I don’t have time to troubleshoot that now. The Craftsman is awkward in that, if you don’t have the manual, you may not be able to figure out that switching between blower and vac is an assembly issue and not a mechanical one. In other words, the blower nozzle attaches to one port and, to switch to vac, you remove it and attach the vac tub to the impeller on the side. If you have to switch between blow and vac, this gas powered tool is going to not be able to make up for its power, with switchability. So, I bought a SJ like this. I think it’s a bit different, because my batteries are blue/white. But, otherwise it’s the same. I can’t compare it to other brands and models, because I’ve never used one before. I decided against the Ryobi comparative, because a review showed it only had 15 minutes run time. I have a small yard and driveway and 15 min run time would send me crazy. Unless you buy the kit cheap for about $219, you’ll spend an insane amount, to buy the tool, battery and charger separately. A bit hard to find in my area in Autumn. I think it takes 3 hours to charge the battery. Day over. So, I used the SJ for the first time this evening. It did much of my driveway, but the driveway hasn’t been done in a looooong time. I ran it about half an hour. I think it takes 2 hours to charge the battery, but it wasn’t completely discharged, once done after half an hour anyway. Took a half hour to recharge, which I did in the drive back to my apartment. I’m glad to not have to go through the whole prime stuff, like the Craftsman. But, I’ll hold onto that, for when I want to tinker. The Craftsman has a 16:1 mulch ratio and the SJ 10:1. But, companies know you’re unlikely to compare or be able to compare. Varying factors. Metal or plastic impeller. Different amounts of speed and power, with the singular machine and as compared with others. Species of leaves that have fallen and, perhaps, leaf density and moisture content. I have to assume that with the 5 speeds for the SJ, you’ll probably get best mulching from the highest speed, although shorter battery life. Move faster. Using the SJ, was good. But, unless I need to do further adjustments and learn how to hold it more comfortably, it got kind of awkward. I’m not a tall woman. Yet it seemed like I couldn’t adjust it so the nozzle would point at the ground at an angle that would’ve maximized suction. Like maybe the wheels were getting in the way of angling the nozzle right, although they were helpful, when I occasionally wanted to offload weight, for comfort. I didn’t realize I needed to blow leaves first. Probably away from more formidable objects, like rocks, so I don’t destroy the machine, by sucking rocks into the impeller. Noted for next time. The batteries are a two-edged sword. Having 2 likely increases run time, but also machine weight. I don’t know how many SJ tools these batteries are compatible with. But am willing to take a look. My brief background in lawn care has mostly been with Harbor Freight battery-powered tools, such as the pole trimmer, pole saw, string trimmer and blower, all 40V. But, I could see myself migrating to SJ offerings. Although it feels like their website could be more intuitive, they seem to have plenty of offerings and aren’t arrogant about pricing. I’ll see if the gutter attachment fits this machine or another SJ blower I’m looking at, that is smaller and doesn’t have vac function. That one is so lightweight, it’s appropriate for above-head work. If I can’t find one, I’ll 3D print a gutter attachment.

I live in a condo so who knows where the unit is at

Anyone who makes that car drive at a 17 -year -old jerk, must be punished by law, forbidden and the machine must be confiscated.

Hi there quick question. At 8:00 The text on the screen says refill the system with 50/50 premix antifreeze. My question is filling or just pour it till it starts coming out? How much do I put in? The Reason I ask, isn't this the sea water side? I have a Bayliner maybe it's different.

This is open cell foam that is used for insulation and is not for structural use. The cells are air bubbles and will compress and not spring back to original shape thus making this a temporary repair. Open cell also is not waterproof so will deteriorate. Need to use a high density closed cell foam that is a structural foam.

Did your oil level light ever come on? My LS drinks oil but don’t ever have any types of oil on the ground or in the engine bay.

That small pump is great ....I was using the "quick" drain hose ..last year ...and forgot how slow was ....left it now to drain...slow..... anyway ..great video

Y do u block the oil can so we can't see it fag

Good job 😊

Do you have a link for the exhaust? Is this car a 2.4?

Thank you friend

Impressive

Termites love foam, so can't see this as a real solution. 😢

I have the 6 horse 4 in on leaf bagger as well. It did not come with the attachment you are using to blow the leaves before vacuuming them up. Do you have a part number for that attachment?

What does it mean if stays on, the triangle and exclamation point is solid so is the tire with exclamation point?

I think if you did it in an angle towards the split would’ve been better But good job for trying something new

I got mine changed out and now the check engine light is on for the fuel pump

Thank you for making such a lousy video. If you would explain how you’re doing things ,you would make it a lot better.

What if you raise that section too high?

E73 - Just cleaned the condensate trap t switch and reset temperature sensor switch. Thank you very much for the video clip

What liquid do you use as a lubricant?

very good idea, thank you.