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I just got a 2023 and I love the gas mileage and I haul a lot of parts in it, so far it's a great vehicle. Thanks for the great video

hope you dont live in apartment and get ripped off

I had a clients injector fuse blow...test drive revealed 1 broken and one week motor mount caused a short in harness thatched been incorrectly reinstalled. I popped a few fuses before I located that issue! I tend to power brake vehicles now during diag and test drives.

I wish you all the Best ! I'm retired tech..did so much work outta the back of my Chevy pick ups...so I sub'd just to remember...and cheer you on! My mentor ...advised me, nuts and bolts don't care how mad I got at 'em. Hahaha..😂

I hope you don't plan on slamming on the brakes. I wouldn't trust a bungee cord to secure a heavy jack. Also, the grease and chemicals can go into a tote giving you more space for tools.

Stellar job dude. Anyone doing the mobile hustle has my respect.

I know quest The oil gauge pointer on the dashboard is not accurate. How to repair it? The car is out of oil and the pointer is still on it.

Just replaced mine with the help of this video...did not have that special 10 mil socket but I did figure out it's the spot for a flat head screwdriver so I cut a notch in the bolt and screwed it right in..then was able to tighten it with a socket. I should say the bolt on the left side of the housing.just saying it worked great for me.

Great video. please do more like this. Seems like the link to your other channel is missing.

Where did you get your training

Very good job, and a great video explantion

Top video very thorough Thanks 👍

Thank you

Haha i just watched bith videos. Looks like you're evolving quickly!!

Well organized and compact setup. Those Tupperware containers are excellent for storing small items.

Nice setup. Great job on the truck. Good luck on your mobile mechanic .

Conclusion: BMWs are endless money pits---per Scotty Kilmer!!!

Hey everyone! Just wanted to let yall know that I took a lot of advice from the comments that were left on this video, and I released an update tool tour on TH-cam that you can watch with this link! Thank y’all for your help and support! th-cam.com/video/am14L8a5l-8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-LfVZ-C-g0jAbL9h

Keep up the good work :)

Youll expand as you go and that means you'll need more room, less bulk. I could suggest a dozen things but you'll just have to fugure it out as you go. I

I did some mobile mechanic repairs for a few years. Dropping in to show supoort. Good stuff man. Keep pushing forward I have the same Wilwood sticker. Great brand

Cool if u had actually shown the process

Does the trans cooler need to be drained? I changed the fluid and rechecked it, it's practically black. There has to be a lot more fluid in the system somewhere.

I'm still diagnosing my 2018 Ford Transit connect. I bought it with 18,000 mi it has about 40,000 mi now. Lately The vehicle's motion starting to stutter as I accelerate in low speeds. Just yesterday morning started my vehicle and started to drive off and while pressing on the accelerator pedal the vehicle wouldn't move for a couple seconds and then started to stutter and then the RPMs went up for a second and then the vehicle started to move again. This seems to only be happening in low speeds I'm guessing when the gears are shifting when I'm on the freeway it doesn't do that at high speed. Hopefully the transmission just needs more fluid Thank you so much for this video. Super detailed and clear to understand. If it was 30,000 mi I would be doing a flush but since it's over 30,000 mi I'm just going to be draining and filling Don't want to damage the transmission due to disturbing sediment buildup inside Thanks again

Good vid thanks man. Debating between this Volant or AFE GT system. How did the Volant work out for you? Did you end up doing a tune with it? Any particular reason you went with the Volant?

Love the videos man. I’m new to the mobile mechanics business any advice you could give me would be greatly appreciated.

LoL horseshit Ford shit

Nice set up, I am a mobile diesel mechanic, and I just started using a top box from harbor freight in the bed now instead of the back seat.

Great red neckin bud, gettin it done son 👏 👍

The word is anti-sea will cause electricity to track and it’s not permissible….

Usually it's the two back cylinders that they break off in and you cannot get the drill in there

one more step in that repair. trade that lemon in before it happens again. worst pos engine ever. ford put out a service bulletin to teach ford mechanics how to change plugs. tells you everything you need to know.

Great video. I've been lucky with the 5.4's I've had in the past and now I have an F150 with the 4.2, which has never given any problems at all yet

Would have been awesome if you showed how you replaced it.

After how many miles you replaced the starter?

R.i.p. camera man 😂

Would i need to have an actual company set up or can i just do oil changes out of my van?

Look so strong😂😂😂😂😂😂

Just the video I was looking for. I have 2019 TC with 57k and it's starting to jump while driving, I've noticed the rpms jump too and there is a constant humming sound. I removed the EGR valve and cleaned it. That helped with the jumping. It does does it but not as frequently and much more subtle. The hum is still there

Bmw recommends 15k mile changes, which is NUTS

Thanks for showing us how to do this. My Nissan dealer wants $600 to do it. While it is beyond my capabilities these days, it ain't taking the motor out either. I will look around for local guys. If they have any questions, I will refer them to your video.

Thanks for the video. How often should you replace the transmission fluid?

Self taught fixing cars or schooling

How's doing it on your own? Thinking about doing it full time but idk I feel insecure I've been doing side work but wanna branch off

Open beds mean loading and unloading tool boxes but I found a low effort way that's cheap and easy. You won't be young and bulletproof forever so this trick might keep you out of surgery and pain clinics. I hung a used Tommy Gate on my F150 years ago and love it because it's a major back saver. I don't lift anything heavy due to a bad back (which got that way lifting heavy objects, discs don't last forever). They're cheap used and when not lifting or lowering heavy items like floor jacks, engines, steel etc make a nice clean work surface. Since it's a half-ton I run Hellwig leaves and Timbren urethane springs because they don't conflict with anything and handle the extra weight easily. Used liftgates often outlive multiple trucks and all the parts are simple and available including the mount plates for different truck beds. i mechanized all my heavy lifting and horizontal moving (from machine tools to structural steel and shipping containers, not just vehicle-related) and only regret not doing that 30 years ago because it makes life easy.

This is like the 1970s all over again.

I started doing Mobile Mechanic 25 years ago. I was the first one to do it in my city.

TH-cam had you as a top hit, I hope the business keeps going well for you man, love the setup, and thanks for the video! I'll check out your other vids as well!

What's a lift? is that a hoist, truck shops don't have hoist normally and you work on a creeper, you can do anything on the ground that you can do with a hoist.

What about the filter on the transmission? Is that not replaced everytime?