This man has the most genuine and real car content on TH-cam. I quit watching Scotty Kilmer and other guys on here ever since I found this channel at around 300k. He deserves the 1million subscribers and I can’t wait to see him at 10 million one day. As AMD said in one of his previous videos on the shop tour “ I’ll never give up or stop doing what I love” so I expect he will be with us for a long time… excited to go to his shop today and have my car trusted in his hands. Hopefully he can find out what’s wrong with it.
I just don't care to listen to others that ramble on and repeat themselves to fill up the time clock with mostly useless information I can most likely find on my own in a fraction of the time it takes them 15 to 20+ minutes or more to put on a show for attention and clicks.
I am certainly not entertained.@@subtegral I have a t.v. watcher in the house, I don't watch it and haven't in many years as it sounds like an annoying child's toy going off.
Scotty is a joke. He's getting old and his ,advice was good.Quick fixes.Unfortunately,I think he has not experienced the hard side of the industry. Work for a dealership or a ,regimented, workshop.AMD is showing what it truly takes.
I agree with you, "Do it right, do it once." My favorite saying that I tell my kids is "if you don't have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over!"
This channel has encouraged me to keep our highlander. It runs great and has been paid off for years. It’s a great vehicle even though it doesn’t have all the modern day gadgets and gizmos.
We have 5 in our fleet...1997 Camry with 42K...not a misprint...42,000 miles, 1998 Camry with 97K, 2001 Avalon with 156K, 2005 Sienna 101500K, 2010 Tundra with 265K.
PLEASE, PLEASE continue doing repairs of Toyota and Lexus. It is wonderful to see your techniques and products! I loved how you make room to get things out easier, and tools you use, and even the per-stretched hose clamps that you just pull the pin off! There is another mechanic on you tube that has made a career buy talking through different repairs. I have Japanese and Lexus cars, and love to get confidence to see how they are put together. MORE MORE MORE! thanks!
I bought my first Lexus ES350 (2007) with 80k miles in mint condition. And it turns out I now have a ton of top quality content to play with my car. Thank you Mr. Ahmed.
Yes please! I REALLY hope you continue to teach your viewers how to PROPERLY work on, repair, and maintain Toyota/Lexus vehicles. I pray that your legacy will be that you were able to pass on all of your valuable knowledge for years and years. It is so important because after you are gone, all that knowledge will be gone also. You have a unique opportunity to create an encyclopedia of information related to property repair these vehicles that will be around much longer than us. The future mechanics will need this resource to be able to reference. Thank you AMD! God Bless!
As a child, my father relied on 1 mechanic "Ali" to repair his 1972 Chevy 2 wagon. My dad often took me with him to Ali's shop just to watch Ali work on my dad's car. My dad loved his Chevy 2 and trusted Ali who also had a passion for Chevy 2 and cars in general. This mechanic was honest and trustworthy. AMD reminds my of Ali and I wish more and more mechanics had the same passion as Ali and AMD have for vehicle repairs. The Toyota world is blessed to have AMD! I will like and watch as many repair video's as you will publish, AMD/Jose. I would however love to see an in depth video on how to replace the VVTi gear on a 3rd gen Toyota RAV4 if possible. Thanks for all you do for every Toyota owner out there AMD and team!!!
Yes, more fixing content please, either in deep explanation or not I can learn a lot as a DYI-er. I think Toyota should pay you! I was not gonna get another Toyota after my 2016 Sienna making the steering clunking noise (you explained in other videos), took it in 4 times to finally get the van back with off center steering wheel. Water pump bearing died at 50k miles. However, after watching your videos, I know more about Toyota cars and have more confidence that I can maintain them properly on my own. Thank you and the team, including your family of course, keep up the good work!
Back then when my 2011 Camry needed new struts, you suddenly uploaded the struts and shocks replacement guide and it helped me a lot. Today I found out my engine mounts are also in due for replacements, and I almost can't believe my eyes when I saw the notification of this new video! Huge thanks as always for the quality content, AMD!
yes please put this type of repair videos on. I really enjoy the way you preform and explain the right thing to do. I wish I still lived in Chicago so you could work on my car.
I like your videos very much. As someone who has taken care of many, many eye injuired from metal particles, I am asking you to please wear eye protection when you are underneath a car.
@@subtegralOf course he knows what he's doing, but accidents happen. They're accidental. We don't know when they're coming. That's why we wear goggles.
I'm not a dyi. I take my 2013 Camry SE to the Toyota dealership for repairs, but knowing that if my car shakes I will know it is the motor mounts. This is a very good video. I learned a lot. Thanks
It's diy. Just because your car shakes doesn't mean it's motor mounts, that's not how it works. Dealerships are not as honest as they should be. I'd rather take my toyota to car care nut than any toyota dealer in the country.
I'm learning how to become a mechanic and I would absolutely love real time repair as it would give me a realistic expectation. I'd still like to have a voiceover explaining your experiences with things as thats one of the most valuable things ive learned from watching you and this channel.
Excited for the expansion of your shop. Most deserving of your Million subs, as your business grows it will continue to grow in popularity. I understand the job is very meticulous and time consuming, but at times showing us these videos gets us an understanding and education of the job to be done. My brother also owns a shop for over 45years and his priority like yours is do the job right the first time and being sincere in his work to the customer. He too is a highly rated shop here in Silicon Valley. He should be retiring soon and handing off to his chief mechanic. Integrity is what he built in his business name and wants it to continue for his customers like you do. Keep doing what you do AMD. Peace and God Bless you the shop and family.
I know exactly the one you're talking about. I couldn't trust neither them, nor Groove Toyota in Littleton. I have moved from that area now and have way better service for my 2017 Prius. I found all the Toyota dealerships in Colorado to be scammers. They tried charging me $50 to change my key fob battery. Where I live now it's $6 and they record all maintenance and never give unreaonsable recommendations. They are honest and always compliment the car when I bring it in.
A genuinely nice guy, honest and extremely knowledgeable. What more could you want? Have been watching for quite awhile now and will continue to do so as well as recommend this channel. My best to him and his family.
I like to watch your repairs just the way you have been doing them. I don't want to feel rushed. I like to learn and follow along with your slower pace. Don't fix something that's not broken.
I agree, why not film a repair as it goes with no camera angle adjustments. I gain knowledge from your comments on the repairs more than watching a nut unscrewed. I agree with anything that makes the channel grow. And we need more titles like this ( how-to-fix), that brings more viewers and eventually more subscribers.
Congratulations on your recent expansion. I'm happy to watch you grow and wish you the best. I learn a tremendous amount from you on what to look for and how to maintain/repair both my 4runner and camry. Whether I'm doing the work or not. I wish you prosperity and health in the future. You deserve it.
Every 2AZ- Camry I've ever worked on has had leaking power steering return lines - seems to be common on Toyotas? I did it on a 2005 Pontiac Vibe, too. Not a bad repair though. Thanks for showing us all the steps on the motor mounts, very nicely done! The "emptiness" of the new studio makes the sound of the impact gun running a bit more vibrant due to the echo.
To answer, I personally like the complete repair video because it is true to the video title. Your car reviews are also very good. For example Mrs. Care Care Nut and your new Lexus GX 460. After that video I took one for a test drive and it is the "truck" for me. I am waiting for a Lexus GX 460 to come back from a three year lease which looks nice and was cared for. I hope to own a 2022 or 2023 in the next 2-3 years. I am not interested in the Ultimate version with the air suspension so the other two variants will do just fine. I suspect that these beautiful V-8 versions will sell rather quickly.
Would love to see an in-depth video of how you undercoated you and Mrs. Car Care Nut Lexus. I’m looking to buy a new vehicle & it’s the first thing I want to do since I live with tons of salt during our winters here in Canada. Thank you for all your content!!
This channel makes me appreciate well-made, older cars! I have a 2017 Prius with 132k miles. I own the title. It is such a reliable car and doesn't give me to maintain at the dealership. I love Toyotas.
Yes, I love more of this kind of video, I would like to see more. Helps the DIYers at home, even if you just overlay your audio just like the old ones.
film real repairs at normal shop speed, bring us along for the journey! As mentioned in other comments I like that there is no music in the video and long introductions.
Hey AMD - I learn so much from watching your videos on the channel. You do a great job of explaining things and your patience is amazing. Would love to see some real-time repairs in your regular Shop, especially on 5th Gen RAV 4s. A great one would be the Coolant Bypass Valve Replacement; as so many people are struggling with that one failing prematurely. Putting more plastic parts in a Toyota just doesn’t jive with me. You could probably do a whole video on which models use the most plastic parts and their failure rates. Thanks and keep up the great work! God Bless you and your family.
Purely as an observation, my first Toyota is two years old. I live in UK and after two decades of German cars, the Toyota bolts and brackets are rusting far faster than any German car I’ve owned. The body is fine and rusty bolts may not be an issue. Toyota are definitely saving money by using low specification fixings.
AMD is the man, but I want to note for anyone doing this, you don’t have to get the front bottom mount from underneath. I did this on my Avalon, and plucked it from the top by removing the battery, battery tray, and swiveling the mount bracket. It came right out no problem, but obviously had the engine raised during this portion. Did not disconnect radiator hoses or lines.
New subscriber. Found you while researching the 2002 LS430 with 169K and a timing service late last Summer I recommended to a close family friend (close enough I'm responsible for all the car care). Only big issues are an inop front passenger window, inop moon roof, floppy passenger mirror and a power steering leak. For the price they got it I don't mind the issues. You've already been helpful for me to diagnose and plan repairs. This video reminds me of working on my mom's 2007 Camry which is closing on 280K miles on its original 2.4L. God bless.
Hi AMD, I know this is far below your skill level, but I think many would appreciate a video of a proper coolant replacement/bleed on a supremely common engine: The naturally aspirated non-turbo non hybrid, 2-AR-fe. Preferably a RAV4. There aren’t any good videos on this because I guess everybody assumes it’s so easy. This is so viewers can confidently do their own coolant replace if they’re trying to keep that car past 300k miles. A brake fluid bleed video on a RAV4 would also be extremely helpful. Thanks!
The only thing I wish this showed was how to do this without a lift. I have motor mounts to replace on multiple vehicles. What did you use to make the engine bay clean? I've heard differing opinions about using water or not.
Absolutely brilliant, love your long and detailed videos, as you show everything, the good and the struggles and how to overcome them. Would definitely love to see you shorter videos with you just doing the repairs without having the detailed instructions as well but nothing is better then your tips and tricks that you explain along the way
Awesome to see you doing a repair in your new shop area, yes AMD I personally would love to see a real time repair from start to finish I feel it is a great idea for your channel mate. TY as always for the honest content you share with us your fans. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘❤❤❤❤
This is exactly the kind of videos I like to see. Meat and Potatoes Car repair videos on Toyotas. I would love to see more Camry (2018) and Corolla (2017) videos most since I own these two models.
You need to build up your lung power. 5:08 When the motor mounts on my 01 e320 v6 mercedes started going out, I went on youtube to see how hard it was to replace them. The right one is easy. The left one is not and all the videos I saw they wanted to sell a special flat wrench to get the top bolt off from the front because of restricted access. I'm not buying that and I doubt any shops have one. Then I found another video and the guy took the exhaust pipe off and was able to get at it from the back with a regular wrench. When I took the car in I explained it to the mechanic and he did it that way. Only took a few minutes. Videos like this one with no special tools for sale to do a job are worth the time to watch. Thanks AMD.😊
Thank you for all of the repairs that you DO take the time to film as you go. With 5 Lexus/Toyotas in my driveway at home, I'm always interested to watch you do any repair, as I may myself end up doing the same repair at some point!
My dad has an older Camry he had engine mount replaced but did not use OEM. Bad idea car vibrating. I guess the rubber is different density on after market so advice is always use Toyota brand.
I replaced my sister in laws 250k toyota camry power steering line with some high flow, these are used in race cars and it was not cheap, but braided lines are so much better and then traditional rubber lines. If you can afford to switch it out to a braided line I highly recommend it.
I watch everything you post AMD, .. You could be an instructor.. Thanks for another informative video.. God bless you and your family on your new journey..
New camera? This video seems extra crispy clear!!! I think I’ve watched this twice, learned so much! I would like a video to explain just what needs support and what doesn’t when loosening bolts on the frame…I’m scared something will crash down on me!!
This man has the most genuine and real car content on TH-cam. I quit watching Scotty Kilmer and other guys on here ever since I found this channel at around 300k. He deserves the 1million subscribers and I can’t wait to see him at 10 million one day. As AMD said in one of his previous videos on the shop tour “ I’ll never give up or stop doing what I love” so I expect he will be with us for a long time… excited to go to his shop today and have my car trusted in his hands. Hopefully he can find out what’s wrong with it.
I just don't care to listen to others that ramble on and repeat themselves to fill up the time clock with mostly useless information I can most likely find on my own in a fraction of the time it takes them 15 to 20+ minutes or more to put on a show for attention and clicks.
@@marcodarko6941 it's entertainment man! Yippee!
I am certainly not entertained.@@subtegral
I have a t.v. watcher in the house, I don't watch it and haven't in many years as it sounds like an annoying child's toy going off.
Scotty Who? 😉
Scotty is a joke. He's getting old and his ,advice was good.Quick fixes.Unfortunately,I think he has not experienced the hard side of the industry. Work for a dealership or a ,regimented, workshop.AMD is showing what it truly takes.
This is great car repair content. No hackery here. No dumb music and clear information. Hat tip AMD
I agree with you, "Do it right, do it once."
My favorite saying that I tell my kids is "if you don't have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over!"
Yes, please film repairs. Thank you
This channel has encouraged me to keep our highlander. It runs great and has been paid off for years. It’s a great vehicle even though it doesn’t have all the modern day gadgets and gizmos.
Same here....2002 Highlander, 282K miles. Purrs like a kitten.
Yep, 2008 HiHy, 320K. Always learning something new!
I wish I could find an old/nice Highlander like yours. I don't want any of the modern day gadgets and gizmos....
We have 5 in our fleet...1997 Camry with 42K...not a misprint...42,000 miles, 1998 Camry with 97K, 2001 Avalon with 156K, 2005 Sienna 101500K, 2010 Tundra with 265K.
The modern day gadgets and gizmos are nothing but trouble. You're better off.
Filming through the repairs sounds like a great idea
Sounds like an opportunity for live streams.
PLEASE, PLEASE continue doing repairs of Toyota and Lexus. It is wonderful to see your techniques and products! I loved how you make room to get things out easier, and tools you use, and even the per-stretched hose clamps that you just pull the pin off! There is another mechanic on you tube that has made a career buy talking through different repairs. I have Japanese and Lexus cars, and love to get confidence to see how they are put together. MORE MORE MORE! thanks!
I knew that you had a sense of humor but trying to run the air gun was great.
CCN: "Hey Jose cut that part in the editing please".
*Jose later on in the cutting room floor*
"That's ok".
😂
I bought my first Lexus ES350 (2007) with 80k miles in mint condition.
And it turns out I now have a ton of top quality content to play with my car.
Thank you Mr. Ahmed.
I realize you know what you’re doing but you make it look effortless..just great to watch someone who knows what they’re doing and cares. 😊
Yes please! I REALLY hope you continue to teach your viewers how to PROPERLY work on, repair, and maintain Toyota/Lexus vehicles. I pray that your legacy will be that you were able to pass on all of your valuable knowledge for years and years. It is so important because after you are gone, all that knowledge will be gone also. You have a unique opportunity to create an encyclopedia of information related to property repair these vehicles that will be around much longer than us. The future mechanics will need this resource to be able to reference. Thank you AMD! God Bless!
I loved the look on Ahmed’s face as he discovered “no air” when he was removing the tire. It’d be cool to have a video of bloopers.
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As a child, my father relied on 1 mechanic "Ali" to repair his 1972 Chevy 2 wagon. My dad often took me with him to Ali's shop just to watch Ali work on my dad's car. My dad loved his Chevy 2 and trusted Ali who also had a passion for Chevy 2 and cars in general. This mechanic was honest and trustworthy. AMD reminds my of Ali and I wish more and more mechanics had the same passion as Ali and AMD have for vehicle repairs. The Toyota world is blessed to have AMD!
I will like and watch as many repair video's as you will publish, AMD/Jose. I would however love to see an in depth video on how to replace the VVTi gear on a 3rd gen Toyota RAV4 if possible.
Thanks for all you do for every Toyota owner out there AMD and team!!!
Yes, more fixing content please, either in deep explanation or not I can learn a lot as a DYI-er. I think Toyota should pay you! I was not gonna get another Toyota after my 2016 Sienna making the steering clunking noise (you explained in other videos), took it in 4 times to finally get the van back with off center steering wheel. Water pump bearing died at 50k miles. However, after watching your videos, I know more about Toyota cars and have more confidence that I can maintain them properly on my own. Thank you and the team, including your family of course, keep up the good work!
I have 1995 Camry 1MZ-FE and i am the first owner. I follow AMD & so far so good, thanks a lot from Montreal Canada...
Back then when my 2011 Camry needed new struts, you suddenly uploaded the struts and shocks replacement guide and it helped me a lot. Today I found out my engine mounts are also in due for replacements, and I almost can't believe my eyes when I saw the notification of this new video! Huge thanks as always for the quality content, AMD!
As a former auto tech. I find I get my interest satisfied watching you doing auto repairs, Thank You !!
Great video. The only thing missing was a comparison video of the motor vibration of before and after repair.
yes please put this type of repair videos on. I really enjoy the way you preform and explain the right thing to do. I wish I still lived in Chicago so you could work on my car.
I like your videos very much. As someone who has taken care of many, many eye injuired from metal particles, I am asking you to please wear eye protection when you are underneath a car.
Somehow I believe he knows what he's doing. If he needed goggles he would wear them.
@@subtegral Thanks for correcting me.Those rusty parts are never going to flake off and land in a person's eyes (not).
@@subtegralOf course he knows what he's doing, but accidents happen. They're accidental. We don't know when they're coming. That's why we wear goggles.
@@FrankenDoctoras a seasoned ex mechanic, you are indeed correct about the eyes.
@subtegral this is the dumbest comment I've ever read.
As a future toyota tech, these videos help so much. Being an apprentice has been great with the help of your videos! Thank you!
I'm not a dyi. I take my 2013 Camry SE to the Toyota dealership for repairs, but knowing that if my car shakes I will know it is the motor mounts. This is a very good video. I learned a lot. Thanks
It's diy. Just because your car shakes doesn't mean it's motor mounts, that's not how it works. Dealerships are not as honest as they should be. I'd rather take my toyota to car care nut than any toyota dealer in the country.
I'm learning how to become a mechanic and I would absolutely love real time repair as it would give me a realistic expectation. I'd still like to have a voiceover explaining your experiences with things as thats one of the most valuable things ive learned from watching you and this channel.
Yes, like the idea of showing repairs as you are doing them. Thanks for sharing how repairs are done.
The new studio is so professional and pristine! 🎉 You are the Bob Ross of CarTube. 🙌 I hope you come out with more suspension-related videos!
Excited for the expansion of your shop. Most deserving of your Million subs, as your business grows it will continue to grow in popularity. I understand the job is very meticulous and time consuming, but at times showing us these videos gets us an understanding and education of the job to be done. My brother also owns a shop for over 45years and his priority like yours is do the job right the first time and being sincere in his work to the customer. He too is a highly rated shop here in Silicon Valley. He should be retiring soon and handing off to his chief mechanic. Integrity is what he built in his business name and wants it to continue for his customers like you do. Keep doing what you do AMD. Peace and God Bless you the shop and family.
This man is the Bob Ross of the mechanic world
I wish you were in Colorado. Auto Nation Toyota on Araphoe I can not trust. We need more honest mechanics like you AMD. Congrats on 1 million!
I know exactly the one you're talking about. I couldn't trust neither them, nor Groove Toyota in Littleton. I have moved from that area now and have way better service for my 2017 Prius. I found all the Toyota dealerships in Colorado to be scammers. They tried charging me $50 to change my key fob battery. Where I live now it's $6 and they record all maintenance and never give unreaonsable recommendations. They are honest and always compliment the car when I bring it in.
Speaking truth brother
Looking forward to more repair videos. This was perfect.
I just finished watching "How a Car Engine works" interesting May the lord bless you and keep you sir ❤🤗
always amazing to me how the mounts can be replaced and not have everything come loose that is connected to the engine.
A genuinely nice guy, honest and extremely knowledgeable. What more could you want? Have been watching for quite awhile now and will continue to do so as well as recommend this channel. My best to him and his family.
Congratulations on the new space, and may your success continue.
Not only a great mechanic but a wonderful teacher, thank you
You're doing a great job with these videos, keep doing what you're doing. Thanks.
Yes I think filming the car repairs is a great idea
I really like the way you guys film so, keep them coming please!
I like to watch your repairs just the way you have been doing them. I don't want to feel rushed. I like to learn and follow along with your slower pace. Don't fix something that's not broken.
I agree, why not film a repair as it goes with no camera angle adjustments. I gain knowledge from your comments on the repairs more than watching a nut unscrewed. I agree with anything that makes the channel grow. And we need more titles like this ( how-to-fix), that brings more viewers and eventually more subscribers.
Congratulations on your recent expansion. I'm happy to watch you grow and wish you the best. I learn a tremendous amount from you on what to look for and how to maintain/repair both my 4runner and camry. Whether I'm doing the work or not. I wish you prosperity and health in the future. You deserve it.
Every 2AZ- Camry I've ever worked on has had leaking power steering return lines - seems to be common on Toyotas? I did it on a 2005 Pontiac Vibe, too. Not a bad repair though. Thanks for showing us all the steps on the motor mounts, very nicely done! The "emptiness" of the new studio makes the sound of the impact gun running a bit more vibrant due to the echo.
That final touch at the end with the engine bay! 🤌👏🙌
The video idea is fine by me. You learn by watching. And the new recording/repair bay looks fantastic. Lots of room.
Thank you for more repair videos. That’s what I like. Not interested in review on non Toyota cars etc.
You are the Bob Ross of mechanics. And I mean that as a very, very, very high compliment. Thanks for all you do.
Love the new shop area. So happy for all your success. Thanks for all the help!
Love to watch more repair vids!
Congrats on "baptizing" the new shop area.. love the idea of more repair content especially stuff for the DIY'er..
I was impressed with the size of the motor/tranny mounts.
I was laughing at the part when you blew into the air wrench. That was good clean humor!
So was my cats 🐱
Congratulations on christening the new area.
I love to see more repair videos like this. Thank you AMD you’re awesome.
To answer, I personally like the complete repair video because it is true to the video title.
Your car reviews are also very good. For example Mrs. Care Care Nut and your new Lexus GX 460. After that video I took one for a test drive and it is the "truck" for me.
I am waiting for a Lexus GX 460 to come back from a three year lease which looks nice and was cared for.
I hope to own a 2022 or 2023 in the next 2-3 years. I am not interested in the Ultimate version with the air suspension so the other two variants will do just fine.
I suspect that these beautiful V-8 versions will sell rather quickly.
Would love to see an in-depth video of how you undercoated you and Mrs. Car Care Nut Lexus. I’m looking to buy a new vehicle & it’s the first thing I want to do since I live with tons of salt during our winters here in Canada. Thank you for all your content!!
Absolutely !!! Would be great to see day to day repairs !!
This channel makes me appreciate well-made, older cars! I have a 2017 Prius with 132k miles. I own the title. It is such a reliable car and doesn't give me to maintain at the dealership. I love Toyotas.
Raw footage repairs! ⚡
Wow. That’s a well made motor mount.
Yes, I love more of this kind of video, I would like to see more. Helps the DIYers at home, even if you just overlay your audio just like the old ones.
YES on the repair videos. they are my favorite
Wow, what timing! Just got the parts and you publish this video. THANKS SO MUCH!
film real repairs at normal shop speed, bring us along for the journey! As mentioned in other comments I like that there is no music in the video and long introductions.
Hey AMD - I learn so much from watching your videos on the channel. You do a great job of explaining things and your patience is amazing. Would love to see some real-time repairs in your regular Shop, especially on 5th Gen RAV 4s. A great one would be the Coolant Bypass Valve Replacement; as so many people are struggling with that one failing prematurely. Putting more plastic parts in a Toyota just doesn’t jive with me. You could probably do a whole video on which models use the most plastic parts and their failure rates. Thanks and keep up the great work! God Bless you and your family.
Yes, please film as many jobs as you can. Assuming the customer is ok with it. Thank you for doing and showing quality work!
Purely as an observation, my first Toyota is two years old. I live in UK and after two decades of German cars, the Toyota bolts and brackets are rusting far faster than any German car I’ve owned. The body is fine and rusty bolts may not be an issue. Toyota are definitely saving money by using low specification fixings.
Tccn is a genuine.l, god sent . I have be active watching his channels leaning alot.......
AMD is the man, but I want to note for anyone doing this, you don’t have to get the front bottom mount from underneath. I did this on my Avalon, and plucked it from the top by removing the battery, battery tray, and swiveling the mount bracket. It came right out no problem, but obviously had the engine raised during this portion. Did not disconnect radiator hoses or lines.
New subscriber. Found you while researching the 2002 LS430 with 169K and a timing service late last Summer I recommended to a close family friend (close enough I'm responsible for all the car care). Only big issues are an inop front passenger window, inop moon roof, floppy passenger mirror and a power steering leak. For the price they got it I don't mind the issues. You've already been helpful for me to diagnose and plan repairs.
This video reminds me of working on my mom's 2007 Camry which is closing on 280K miles on its original 2.4L.
God bless.
Now these are the videos I love. learning from the pro
love these how to videos from an expert.... more please !
This video is a perfect example of why The Car Care Nut has over a million subscribers!
Mr. Ahmed (& Mr. Jose), thank you for this great video. I love all the repair videos that you make. Looking forward to the future ones. Thank you.
Hi AMD, I know this is far below your skill level, but I think many would appreciate a video of a proper coolant replacement/bleed on a supremely common engine: The naturally aspirated non-turbo non hybrid, 2-AR-fe. Preferably a RAV4. There aren’t any good videos on this because I guess everybody assumes it’s so easy. This is so viewers can confidently do their own coolant replace if they’re trying to keep that car past 300k miles. A brake fluid bleed video on a RAV4 would also be extremely helpful. Thanks!
Filming repairs sounds like a great Idea! I'll watch them for sure. 😃👍
A true gem of a mechanic, wish there were more like you!!
The only thing I wish this showed was how to do this without a lift. I have motor mounts to replace on multiple vehicles. What did you use to make the engine bay clean? I've heard differing opinions about using water or not.
Go for it. I just love watching your videos. I and or anybody else can always learn something. Thanks for all that you do. 🙏
Congrats on initiating your new work shop Amigo.....Javi G.
I'm so interesing to see you repair cars, I can't wait for this series, thank you
Please film and show detailed repair and explain different repair scenario.
Absolutely brilliant, love your long and detailed videos, as you show everything, the good and the struggles and how to overcome them.
Would definitely love to see you shorter videos with you just doing the repairs without having the detailed instructions as well but nothing is better then your tips and tricks that you explain along the way
New recording studio looks amazing 👏
Awesome to see you doing a repair in your new shop area, yes AMD
I personally would love to see a real time repair from start to finish I feel it is a great idea for your channel mate.
TY as always for the honest content you share with us your fans.
Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘❤❤❤❤
This is exactly the kind of videos I like to see. Meat and Potatoes Car repair videos on Toyotas. I would love to see more Camry (2018) and Corolla (2017) videos most since I own these two models.
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When the motor mounts on my 01 e320 v6 mercedes started going out, I went on youtube to see how hard it was to replace them.
The right one is easy. The left one is not and all the videos I saw they wanted to sell a special flat wrench to get the top bolt off from the front because of restricted access.
I'm not buying that and I doubt any shops have one.
Then I found another video and the guy took the exhaust pipe off and was able to get at it from the back with a regular wrench.
When I took the car in I explained it to the mechanic and he did it that way. Only took a few minutes.
Videos like this one with no special tools for sale to do a job are worth the time to watch.
Thanks AMD.😊
Thank you for another great video Ahmed and Jose 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
The new place is amazing brother
Congrats on the new house and studio shop, keep up the great work. The studio shop needs some insulation, as it echos alot.
Thanks so much TCC for this educative 💯 video
Great work! Would love to see more repairs.
I will watch repair videos, discussions, even reviews of dodge cars lol. I watch it all. I do enjoy the repair videos the most though.
Thank you for all of the repairs that you DO take the time to film as you go. With 5 Lexus/Toyotas in my driveway at home, I'm always interested to watch you do any repair, as I may myself end up doing the same repair at some point!
My dad has an older Camry he had engine mount replaced but did not use OEM. Bad idea car vibrating. I guess the rubber is different density on after market so advice is always use Toyota brand.
Yes watching a job from start to finish I feel would be great.
I replaced my sister in laws 250k toyota camry power steering line with some high flow, these are used in race cars and it was not cheap, but braided lines are so much better and then traditional rubber lines. If you can afford to switch it out to a braided line I highly recommend it.
I watch everything you post AMD, .. You could be an instructor.. Thanks for another informative video.. God bless you and your family on your new journey..
Nicely Done. The right way!!!
Definitely interested in videos that show a "how-to" as I have 5 vehicles that me and my sons upkeep. The are all at least 14 years old or more.
New camera? This video seems extra crispy clear!!! I think I’ve watched this twice, learned so much! I would like a video to explain just what needs support and what doesn’t when loosening bolts on the frame…I’m scared something will crash down on me!!
Congrats on the million subscribers!!!