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Kick it, FIX IT or Burn it
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2022
Maytag Performa Series Dryer Belt Repair
Making necessary repairs to your home appliances can be a daunting task but with a little research and time you can save yourself a lot of money by doing it yourself. Today I'm repairing a broken belt on my Maytag Performa Series dryer.
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#fix #diy #appliances #laundry #howto #dryerrepair #maytag #repair #householdappliance #doityourselfproject #doityourself #savemoney #savemoneyrepair
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Maytag Performa Dryer Switch Repair
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Replacing a part on your dryer can be easier than you think and can save you a ton of money. In this video, I'll be showing how to replace the door switch of a Maytag Performa Series dryer.
Repair Roof Trim on SUV
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The roof trim on my 2011 Suburban was coming loose. In this video, I prepare and reapply the trim using 3m molding adhesive tape. The process is easy and can save you money by doing it yourself. Don't let dealerships or car repair shops rip you off by charging outlandish prices to make this simple repair.
Hyper Tough Reciprocating Saw Break Down
มุมมอง 737ปีที่แล้ว
I started having trouble with the Hyper Tough Reciprocating Saw I bought from Walmart so I decided to take it apart to see what was going on. Follow along as I decide whether to kick it, fix it or burn it.
Rear Wiper Washer Fix
มุมมอง 31ปีที่แล้ว
I started this video thinking I was only replacing a split hose but I ended up having to resolve another issue that also kept the washer from squirting properly. #suburbanrepair
Cabin Pressure Vent "Fix"
มุมมอง 214ปีที่แล้ว
A very homemade fix for the dilapidated cabin pressure vent. #suburbanrepair
Replacing alternator 2011 Suburban
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Replacing an alternator sounds like a daunting job but with the right tools and a little research, you can likely tackle this job and save yourself the cost of having a mechanic do it. Today I'm replacing the alternator in my 2011 Suburban. The 2007-2014 Suburban, Yukon, Tahoe, Yukon XL, Silverado, Sierra, and Escalade all have the same engine setup so these instructions apply to them as well.
You were exactly right and made the job easy, Thank You. The only issue was those two little pieces where the front screws are, they were not tight and kept dropping down. I used two little pieces of duct tape to hold them in place while screwing, but gosh you made it so easy.
@@NoHandlesRequired Awesome! I'm glad this helped. I did have a little trouble with those metal pieces as well. Had to cut that out of the video because of some colorful language. 😆 Wish I'd thought of taping them. Great idea!
You made it look easy enough and in less than 15 minutes. I will attempt mine after work today, but I feel as though my job will be like wrestling a crocodile and walking away with battle scars.
It’s a woman she fucked it up don’t watch this video
That's pretty smart! Love it!
Any idea on the bolt size and nut you used about to do one of these
I'm sorry, I don't know what size bolt and nut. I just reused what was already there but a parts store should be able to look that up for you pretty easily.
@@fixit.kickit.or.burnit I got it just gave it a good wiggle back and forth before removing it Then pressed a little with flat pliers and it was just enough new one dropped right in and running strong . Found out it needed a battery as well lol 😂 but it’s driving. Next up plugs wires and coils who ever had it put cheap ones in and it idles wrong at lights . Needs the ac delco platinum plugs . Easy fix . Gets annoying because stability track and tc go into safe mode and light up because un even throttle at lights . No check engine light so hopefully will cure it’s little hiccups
@@StrickleeFpv Recently I had some strange things happening with stabilitrac and other things flashing randomly and not having power from the battery to anything. Read where the battery cables were to blame. I wiggled the positive cable and power came on. I replaced it and have had no more trouble. It's a known issue and you can't even tell the cable is bad from the outside. It corrodes inside the casing. Just thought I'd throw that out in case you have similar symptoms in the future.
How long was the adjustment crescent wrench you used?
just what I was looking for