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Having trouble getting the trim clipped back in under the dash so it’s loose and rattling right now. Any tips on getting the clips back in on the plastic covering the shifter and brake?

When filling, does the car need to be on a flat surface or can it be jacked up?

Muy buen vídeo, gracias!!

My dog is so dam smart he did my tranny fluid change all by himself.

It works just fine on ATV tires. 😂

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Hey Ish Awesome video! I have a question will this same procedure work on my 2001 nissan pathfinder 4x4? They look very similar with one exception i noticed. i only have one outter snap ring on my axle? Great video! Thank you! Peace 🕊

Toyodayaris😂😂

Where's the engine block drain?

I appreciate this video tou made on how to change the wheel bearing for a Toyota Yaris

I put in an aftermarket temperature gauge in my 89 civic. Will that affect the fan not turning on? Because it doesnt turn on now.

You are a scholar and a gentleman. Im dealing with this on a dodge avenger now. It looks like its leaking at the plunger, but I want know til pulling it out. Thanks for this little lesson

Got stuck myself in this area lately on a RAV4 2005 (4 cyl sec. generation) when trying not only to change the water pump but also the serpentine belt tensioner assembly ( will refer to it as SBTA from now on). For removal and installation of the serpentine belt only: A 19mm standard socket on a breaker bar stuck on the top front nut ( looks like a 19mm nut but is casted part of the whole of the SBTA) works just fine. This allows moving the whole SBTA clock or anti-clockwise effortlessly with one hand. The other hand can then slip off and on the serpentine belt from the alternator, I found this is the area which seems to work best for both , removal and installation of the >>last bit << of the serpentine belt while the SBTA is decompressed. It is hugely important to turn the breaker bar SLOWLY as the movement compresses/decompresses the shock on the SBTA. I agree, the special socket is needed if you want to remove the genuine idler pulley from the plate ( the idler pulley on my OEM SBTA had a standard metric nut) On my job I found that the lower mount of the serpentine belt tensioner shock ( equal to a lower shock mount on the the rear axle ) was worn out badly ( all rubber gone). Since the SBTA is bolted onto the engine block with a very long bolt, is seems almost impossible to remove the SBTA from the block as the bolt hitches against the frame. Even removal of the right engine mount does not solve the problem. Seems as if one would have to lift the engine out of the bay by about 4inches to get the necessary clearance! As I found the SBTP idler pulley still ok, I managed to get by by just changing the shock on the SBA while leaving the SBTA in place. Had I had the special socket I would have left the SBTP in place and exchanged the idler pulley for a new one as well. My learning point is: It is probably perfectly fine to exchange the pulley and the shock on the SBTA and leave the mounting plate in place as long as the design of the new SBTA is identical to the genuine/ OEM. As others said, some videos are missleading!!!! Always best to get as much accurate info prior to starting the job and be prepared for challenges on the way. Rushing does not help either. ...and: new serpentine belt should be mounted together with a new idler pulley and tensioner. Found some helpful insights on: www.samarins.com/glossary/serpentine_belt.html I hope someone will find this info helpful. Don't hurt yourself and best luck!

Found mine at Tractor Supply

good video thanks!😎✌️

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What does it mean if the device starts to smell when turning it on?

Great video. Dealt with all the surprises!

You did show us the full replacement process of the inner boot.

Thank you my friend 💪

Just watched this video and replaced my bushings and end links on my 95 2 door chevy tahoe 4wd,Thank-you

Amazing!

Do you know the equivalent of the o ring in standard I dont have the metric kit

Old school mechanic. Good vid!

Good job straight to the point

Pretty involved great job😀🏄‍♂️

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Excellent video, definitely helped me change out the rotors and brakes.

Awesome job explaining the left front axle not the front right your misleading and how is this a 2006 tiburon ?

add 2.4L & 2.7L to your tittle you might get more views...not many vids out there explaining this process...thx for doing the vid!

I have new battery; no click at start button. It had been working all day it did run out of gas right before it failed to start. And it was after I jerked the 4 wheeler hard pulling out posts right before it happened. Heeeelp😢

I have 2004 coupe in the UK. Your video was very clear. I would definitely buy the wind back kit for about £20. My problem is frozen slider pins, I will have to remove the carrier for a heat and beat session to try to free them😢

I couldn't watch more than 2 mins cause your accent. It's too thick and you talk3d way too much.

Only 20 foot pounds torque for the header bolts? I have to do mine tomorrow

Great 👍 JOB

I've only seen people do this by taking the outer tie rod off. Ill definitely have to try your method.

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Very creative!

Does it give you a check engine code?

If you damage that top nut, it will cost you $18 for ONE nut. INSANITY gone amuck!!!!!!!

Cutting cats off and not replacing is illegal in 50 states.

great job troubleshooting

my ac and air intake lights will not turn on so the ac can blow cool air , is it the resistor?

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have a 96 obs 1500. noticed on front driver side the sway bar link is rusted or broke off at the bottom. its not connected at all. how would i get this thing off?

Yo no pude, habra algún otro método, por ejemplo no se podría desprender el tubo de la funda?

Nice job man. JESUS CHRIST is Lord and please pray for each other

Micro ziptie should work to replace the spring clip lost in the grass.

I like your video because you made it look very simple.Thanks

Im just planning on moving out and was getting tools to start my life of home repairs. Thank you so much for this video ❤