Hi. I really like your work, the way you work, that is real mechanics from day to day. I live in Venezuela and I would like to have all the possible tools, it is my dream to have a well-equipped workshop, here it is too expensive, I am a mechanic by profession and passion many years ago. I congratulate you on your family, your home and your work, they are a blessing from God! and I like it a lot when they prepare lumpias! Hahaha A strong blow. Franz Dürre. "Sorry for my English"
Last year had a customer with a 2002 PT Cruiser (173k mi). Heavy trans leak, dropped pan, replaced with new pan, filter, and fluid. Now the customer is trying to blame me for transmission slipping. Throughout the years I also changed timing belt (111k), water pump, thermostat, radiator, starter, battery, fan motor, inlet pipe, cv, bushings, wheel cylinder, brakes/rotors. Some people love their cars haha.. Another beatiful day. God bless you and your family =]
I hear you both. I learned when I started working on cars, never marry a vehicle. My bills don't care what vehicle it is. I'm still surprised that transmission made it over 173k mi haha
I can't relate to never falling in love with a car because I love my avalon 07. Until it's time to change thw spark plugs in the back. That's a bitch to do.
Angel, you always put out great videos! I appreciate your time and effort that you put into these videos! No talking the whole time, just straight to the point! Please make more.
Kabayan Kumusta madami nako napanuod sa mga video mo.Cncya na ngayon lang ako nag message from Melbourne Australia ito.Pero capampangan ako...Keef safe God bless
Such a beautiful family I don't even know you and I have a lot of respect for what you are doing Thanks for teaching me this small little tricks and tips! God Bless you and your family..
Maybe the clutch hydraulic also has an issue? When ur friend gets in his car i doubt he pumps the pedal before putting it in gear and it doesnt go in gear? But since u pumped it a few times it held pressure at the slave or master? Just a thought. Love ur simple, self explanatory videos!!
Hello Friend. Greetings from Poland. I suggest putting these new plastic ramps on the street, not from the garage side. You will have a car in a horizontal position. Good luck Kris
Good content 👍 Thanks for sharing my brother! I hope you continue as I am encouraged by these videos. God bring prosperity and peace to you and your family!
What type of paint do you use on your cement floor? 4 easy wiping off the oil off the concrete. And best of all, you can power wash it off effortlessly. It's a beautiful thing. And how do you change the oil on a 2020 Toyota Highlander. With no dipstick for the transmission oil. From Mike, Monmouth County, New Jersey. By the way thank you for the excellent videos. We love them a lot ❤️👍
It shouldn’t matter on manual transmission I never had any problems keeping it titled on a jack stand and after I drive around for a few miles I check the manual trans fluid on level ground and it’s always on full mark and I’ve done a lot of manual transmissions” exchanging the fluid and clutch etc...obviously on automatic transmissions you should because there’s more space torque converter, etc automatics take more fluid too
@@sirsweetness8332 if it was under or over filled then you simply ignore it.that's like asking what if my car is missing a wheel should I still only buy three tires? That's ridiculous what you're asking.fill it to the appropriate level no matter what level it was before
eksine You have the thought wrong. I am saying....to correctly fill you have to be on level ground. I understand how sensitive transmissions are to be under or over filled. Serviced several hundred in my day. My current vehicle was under filled from factory. It shifted terrible until I did my service on it and put in the correct amount then i couldn’t tell the shift points.
I Have a pair of ramps just like that, and don't fully trust them due to being plastic, but they seem to do ok...trust me I put jack stands under there too...lol
I really like your job. And how you care for the kids. I am Vietnamese with the new year greeting. An khang thịnh vượng ...hiiii And happy new year,..!
Great video, but car should be level when you drain and refill gearbox oil. Your setup of inclined driveway + ramp on front wheels probably caused insufficient draining and overfilling. Maybe you can take advantage of inclined driveway by putting the ramp on the other end and car facing the other way.
You think this man doesn’t know anything about fixing vehicles dude do you see all his videos in the past . And on manual transmissions it doesn’t matter I’ve change fluids and replaced a lot manual transmissions in the shop and in my driveway tilted up in floor jacks and besides i always check the fluid after doing a job on level ground I’ve never had any problems what so ever. However Automatic transmissions do cause more heat you do have to change the filter also and you do have to check the automatic fluid in most if not all vehicles while the car is running warm they do have very small spaces where as manual transmissions do not and it definitely doesn’t have a torque converter where fluid is always running through the impeller which imparts forces fluid in, which then rotates the turbine, sending torque to the transmission. HOT very hot that’s why you check most automatic transmission level and running to see if you have the right amount of fluid in them.
@@erickcid7001 Woah, WTF, calm down man. Who told anybody 'this man' doesn't know anything about fixing cars? (This man has a name btw, his name is Angel Fernandez.) I don't know why you're so upset and defensive. Nobody challenged anybody's intelligence. I (and others here) merely pointed out a practice that deviates from repair manual and standard guideline. I even suggested a way to turn his disadvantageous situation (inclined driveway) into his advantage. I don't quite understand why you had to bring up automatic transmission, but anyway, you're quite correct - automatic tranny being more sensitive about fluid level than manual gearbox. I might as well add that CVTs are more sensitive than automatic for that matter. It's true that manual gearbox can take a beating, but you definitely don't want to overfill gearbox oil to the point where the oil seal gets submerged.
Jis Yang Na it’s cool man I’m not I was just being an ass haha 😆 cvts are on another level I had to replace the steel belt on the transmission because the Steel belt broke on a Nissan Rogue it’s horrible !!!! Never again
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Acompanho seus videos no youtube e achoi bacana, moro no Brasil e aqui é bem complicado para fazer manutenção nos veiculos em casa...governo pega muito no pé em questão de cuidados com adtivos poluentes e vc ae trabalha aparentemente tranquilo como funciona isso ae ??? Eles não implicam com vc ???
Angel I want to ask a question is it only toyotas that have a fwd differential fluid for the axle? Because I ruined my transmission that way transmission fluid was full but the fwd differential was empty ?? Thanks for the great videos
Nice video, I have a question, the reason you always clean up the spilled coolant over the plastic with water, it's because the coolant is corrosive, right?
Not able to shift into a gear after the trans warms up can also mean the trans shaft needs to be greased. It happened to my 1993 Toyota truck. The throughout bearing can get stuck before it can move all the way.
I also have a small leak around the round button thingy under the radiator cap. Problem is when I tried to unscrew it I broke all the plastic ridges. So what should I do now? Would applying sealant just outside it fix the leak? Or do I need to go in a flat screwdriver and hammer it loose? Whats its purpose anyway...that thing is a real bummer with no obvious purpose.
Is it possible he was trying to put the car into first gear when the car is moving to fast to do so? On both my manual cars if I’m gearing down and I try to go into first it will not allow me to. Just a thought.
hi angel, i plan to change my rear differential oil, but i found the drain bolt is stuck, i try to use breaker bar, but still didn't work, it is 24mm 6 points bolt, i want to ask u can i try it with air impact gun? will it damage my differential drain bolt or other parts, please advice, ty
How do you find the correct fill plug? With My 2009 Corolla, some say it’s the top plug, but some say it’s the side plug because you’ll overfill if doing it from top plug
Hola fix it Ángel espero en algún momento viajar a las Vegas y poder hacer un vídeo contigo soy igual que ti mecánico automotriz me confirmas gracias desde ECUADOR
Great Job, why the oil for gear shaft tube into transmission? What exactly does that do to help the transmission in the car? I don't do flush for my transmission, and I do not believe you did one on this video. Just curious to know why all the oil. Thank you for posting!
Hi. I really like your work, the way you work, that is real mechanics from day to day. I live in Venezuela and I would like to have all the possible tools, it is my dream to have a well-equipped workshop, here it is too expensive, I am a mechanic by profession and passion many years ago. I congratulate you on your family, your home and your work, they are a blessing from God! and I like it a lot when they prepare lumpias! Hahaha
A strong blow. Franz Dürre. "Sorry for my English"
Best part, Doesn't hurt to be too safe! Keep up the great channel Angel!
God bless you brother I love when you said thank Jesus
Gaby Merza agreed!
The "lanya" was better
@@ns671fr busta umbee !!
Yet I never see him hug himself and thank his own body for supporting his brain.
Last year had a customer with a 2002 PT Cruiser (173k mi). Heavy trans leak, dropped pan, replaced with new pan, filter, and fluid. Now the customer is trying to blame me for transmission slipping. Throughout the years I also changed timing belt (111k), water pump, thermostat, radiator, starter, battery, fan motor, inlet pipe, cv, bushings, wheel cylinder, brakes/rotors. Some people love their cars haha.. Another beatiful day. God bless you and your family =]
CravinMorehead420
It’s a PT cruiser. It is supposed to have issues.
Lol your first mistake was working on a pt cruiser 😂😂
I hear you both. I learned when I started working on cars, never marry a vehicle. My bills don't care what vehicle it is. I'm still surprised that transmission made it over 173k mi haha
Impressive a PT made it that far one in a million literally.
I can't relate to never falling in love with a car because I love my avalon 07. Until it's time to change thw spark plugs in the back. That's a bitch to do.
You seam like a genuinely good man, keep up the good work. God bless you.
Angel, you always put out great videos! I appreciate your time and effort that you put into these videos! No talking the whole time, just straight to the point! Please make more.
Hi angel thanks 😊 for ur videos appreciate ur hard work mr G from Downey ca 😊👍thanks
AWESOME DAD!!! AWESOME MECHANIC!!! AWESOME GUY!!! IN GENERAL...AWESOME!!! "HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY TO YOUR SON!"
I respect you very much working together with your family, your workshop in your home and your working environment is great
Been watching all your videos lately, you're truly a great role model! thank you for blessing us with these videos and tips!
You are a good man, angel....and a darn good mechanic as well. Thank you for posting.
Kabayan Kumusta madami nako napanuod sa mga video mo.Cncya na ngayon lang ako nag message from Melbourne Australia ito.Pero capampangan ako...Keef safe God bless
11:10 "Dad the phone's ringing..!.."
I laughed for the first time watching these videos!
As a father, thank you for that!
Such a beautiful family I don't even know you and I have a lot of respect for what you are doing Thanks for teaching me this small little tricks and tips! God Bless you and your family..
Your kids are so cute. You seem like a great dad.
Wow... Working from home... Very interesting no worries at all.... Good job. God bless 🙏
hi angel thanks for all video . you is good teacher for me in car repair .
Always love watching your work Angel.. You have very nice family! Keep posting the cool content.. 👍
I never seen an Manual Camry, here in Mexico only automatic.
Good job.
Nestor Llamas ????
@@Oleg85ful I mean Manual, I edited already, thanks.
Right you never know jack stands excellent video Sr. Thanks
Like ur videos....Pinoy from Mississauga Ontario Canada...very educational
I miss driving my 1994 Suzuki GT and my 1989 Corolla GT both with MT. Both were fun cars to drive back in the day...Great job as always Angel 🤙
The epitome of A1 Service.💯👍🏿🙏🏿
Maybe the clutch hydraulic also has an issue? When ur friend gets in his car i doubt he pumps the pedal before putting it in gear and it doesnt go in gear? But since u pumped it a few times it held pressure at the slave or master? Just a thought. Love ur simple, self explanatory videos!!
Great videos as always. Thx for uploading frequently. My fav part is when you spill some fluids and say "shit".
I laugh every time. I can relate.
Poke a hole in the bottom of the bottle after you tilt it upside down, it'll flow better. Just keep in mind you'll have to use the whole bottle haha
Flex Tape will solve that.
Great job as usual,you are a great mechanic bro
Amen to that.. Thank God very day of our life... Amen again.. Praise God brother..m
Hello Friend. Greetings from Poland.
I suggest putting these new plastic ramps on the street, not from the garage side. You will have a car in a horizontal position.
Good luck
Kris
Good job on putting the stands as extra safety protection !
You are really good
I have a Toyota Tacoma 2007 and don't grabe the 4×4 and i ready put alot off money and im about to throw the towel down
Good content 👍 Thanks for sharing my brother! I hope you continue as I am encouraged by these videos. God bring prosperity and peace to you and your family!
What type of paint do you use on your cement floor? 4 easy wiping off the oil off the concrete. And best of all, you can power wash it off effortlessly. It's a beautiful thing. And how do you change the oil on a 2020 Toyota Highlander. With no dipstick for the transmission oil. From Mike, Monmouth County, New Jersey. By the way thank you for the excellent videos. We love them a lot ❤️👍
אתה מכונאי מצויין אני לומד ממך המון!!!
Should you have filled that on level ground? Not on ramps
It shouldn’t matter on manual transmission I never had any problems keeping it titled on a jack stand and after I drive around for a few miles I check the manual trans fluid on level ground and it’s always on full mark and I’ve done a lot of manual transmissions” exchanging the fluid and clutch etc...obviously on automatic transmissions you should because there’s more space torque converter, etc automatics take more fluid too
Ka Wo
What if it was under or overfilled at factory or previous owner as was in my case with my Camry? Level ground is best practice.
@@sirsweetness8332 if it was under or over filled then you simply ignore it.that's like asking what if my car is missing a wheel should I still only buy three tires? That's ridiculous what you're asking.fill it to the appropriate level no matter what level it was before
eksine
You have the thought wrong. I am saying....to correctly fill you have to be on level ground. I understand how sensitive transmissions are to be under or over filled. Serviced several hundred in my day. My current vehicle was under filled from factory. It shifted terrible until I did my service on it and put in the correct amount then i couldn’t tell the shift points.
@@sirsweetness8332 oh I misunderstood, my apologies
I Have a pair of ramps just like that, and don't fully trust them due to being plastic, but they seem to do ok...trust me I put jack stands under there too...lol
I really like your job. And how you care for the kids. I am Vietnamese with the new year greeting.
An khang thịnh vượng ...hiiii
And happy new year,..!
where do you live bro? I'm Vietnamese too. do you live in the US? :)
Love it, love it. Wicked Angel. wicked. Thank you for teaching us your expertise. Monmouth County, New Jersey. 👍
Great video, but car should be level when you drain and refill gearbox oil. Your setup of inclined driveway + ramp on front wheels probably caused insufficient draining and overfilling. Maybe you can take advantage of inclined driveway by putting the ramp on the other end and car facing the other way.
You think this man doesn’t know anything about fixing vehicles dude do you see all his videos in the past . And on manual transmissions it doesn’t matter I’ve change fluids and replaced a lot manual transmissions in the shop and in my driveway tilted up in floor jacks and besides i always check the fluid after doing a job on level ground I’ve never had any problems what so ever. However Automatic transmissions do cause more heat you do have to change the filter also and you do have to check the automatic fluid in most if not all vehicles while the car is running warm they do have very small spaces where as manual transmissions do not and it definitely doesn’t have a torque converter where fluid is always running through the impeller which imparts forces fluid in, which then rotates the turbine, sending torque to the transmission. HOT very hot that’s why you check most automatic transmission level and running to see if you have the right amount of fluid in them.
just stick to amount that is in manual and you cant overfill... and most drains are on back so tilted driveway helps
@@erickcid7001 this guy sure knows his stuff
@@erickcid7001 Woah, WTF, calm down man. Who told anybody 'this man' doesn't know anything about fixing cars? (This man has a name btw, his name is Angel Fernandez.) I don't know why you're so upset and defensive. Nobody challenged anybody's intelligence. I (and others here) merely pointed out a practice that deviates from repair manual and standard guideline. I even suggested a way to turn his disadvantageous situation (inclined driveway) into his advantage.
I don't quite understand why you had to bring up automatic transmission, but anyway, you're quite correct - automatic tranny being more sensitive about fluid level than manual gearbox. I might as well add that CVTs are more sensitive than automatic for that matter. It's true that manual gearbox can take a beating, but you definitely don't want to overfill gearbox oil to the point where the oil seal gets submerged.
Jis Yang Na it’s cool man I’m not I was just being an ass haha 😆 cvts are on another level I had to replace the steel belt on the transmission because the Steel belt broke on a Nissan Rogue it’s horrible !!!! Never again
Hola tu trabajo está muy bien hechos gracias por tu vidios un saludo.
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New subscriber love your videos very helpful!! And you thanking the lord love it even more bless you and your family angel !!
Wow I was surprised by the lack of transmission fluid. If this wasn't a Toyota, that transmission would have been toast!
You are quite an inspiration angel. Thank you
Acompanho seus videos no youtube e achoi bacana, moro no Brasil e aqui é bem complicado para fazer manutenção nos veiculos em casa...governo pega muito no pé em questão de cuidados com adtivos poluentes e vc ae trabalha aparentemente tranquilo como funciona isso ae ??? Eles não implicam com vc ???
Honduras presente good job very professional
You have any video replacing the cv boot or you have to buy complete new axle now. Where can I get that pump at. Thanks
Thanks again for your videos... they mean a lot to me I have learn alot from them....they help me do my job better# technician lifestyle
I am watching ur video's here in UK 😉
Love all your videos!!!!!
Angel I want to ask a question is it only toyotas that have a fwd differential fluid for the axle? Because I ruined my transmission that way transmission fluid was full but the fwd differential was empty ?? Thanks for the great videos
What do you think of those rhino ramps are they any good? Thinking of getting some.
As always another job well done
Nice video, I have a question, the reason you always clean up the spilled coolant over the plastic with water, it's because the coolant is corrosive, right?
Rubber mats under the ramps, that's a great idea. I'm going to have to start doing that.
Not able to shift into a gear after the trans warms up can also mean the trans shaft needs to be greased. It happened to my 1993 Toyota truck. The throughout bearing can get stuck before it can move all the way.
Angel is the best!!!
I also have a small leak around the round button thingy under the radiator cap. Problem is when I tried to unscrew it I broke all the plastic ridges. So what should I do now? Would applying sealant just outside it fix the leak? Or do I need to go in a flat screwdriver and hammer it loose? Whats its purpose anyway...that thing is a real bummer with no obvious purpose.
Nice and easy fixed.
Like your videos,now a subscriber 👍🏻
You should get some race ramps, best car ramps
Angel how are you I have a 2011 lexus rx350 need to replace alternator you think how much to replace
That’s a good set up of being safe..
Super Tech is good stuff
Is it possible he was trying to put the car into first gear when the car is moving to fast to do so? On both my manual cars if I’m gearing down and I try to go into first it will not allow me to. Just a thought.
cool video especially like your instrument greet you from Ukraine
I love you from Saudi Arabia
Thank you
Hello very good video a suggestion you can upload a video as you change the lights of the board with some design to a Toyota third year 98 thanks
Could the problem stem from a shorter driver combined with low fluid level causing the clutch to not be fully engaged?
hi angel, i plan to change my rear differential oil, but i found the drain bolt is stuck, i try to use breaker bar, but still didn't work, it is 24mm 6 points bolt, i want to ask u can i try it with air impact gun? will it damage my differential drain bolt or other parts, please advice, ty
How do you find the correct fill plug? With My 2009 Corolla, some say it’s the top plug, but some say it’s the side plug because you’ll overfill if doing it from top plug
ANG GALING! New subscriber kabayan. I m getting a lot of tips from you as I do my own repair on my truck.
Love your videos keep up the good work!
Hi from Italy👋
Comprate un embudo con su manguera ...lo venden ahi en auto zone..para que no batalles...saludos hommie. .
Where do you live you’re very good mechanic I like to get my car fixed
I have a 2006 Nissan xterra has 103.00 thousand miles on it has small rough ilde what you think is the problem . Thanx
Brotha you in Vegas? I need a good mechanic like you in Arizona!
منور يا هندسة اخبارك ايه واخبار ام العيال ايه ان شاء كويسين .
هههههه
Hi. can you do video for a Nissan Pathfinder 2016 transmission oil flush/change thanks!
Did he ever say if this change fixed it? I assume so. It being two quarts low would do it
What type of air compressor do you use for your tools???
Kabayan! I Saw the Philippine flag :) thanks for sharing.
What type of OTC scaner did you use and when you bought it?
Question Angel my Fiat 500 none turbo clutch pedal is sort of hard but the gears go in perfect,What should i try ?
Correct mecanic good men honest
Awesome job.👍
Good camera WORK.🤙
Hellow I have Corolla 2016 and I walked 42000 mile in it should I replace the transmission fluid?
Your fucking awesome dude. I learn so much from you. God bless
You're a good man.
More power for you kabayan.
-from imus cavite philippines
Greetings from Libya big fan
Nice video btw what do u do for a living
Hola fix it Ángel espero en algún momento viajar a las Vegas y poder hacer un vídeo contigo soy igual que ti mecánico automotriz me confirmas gracias desde ECUADOR
You should have cut those bottles to allow air inside. ;)
lol, funny part ,use BMW window sun shield as a floor mat =P
That is what they are good for, lol
Carpet over the dash ? Must be to protect it from the sunlight or the like
Correct. Las Vegas has very high temps. Helps the dash to last longer.
Great Job, why the oil for gear shaft tube into transmission? What exactly does that do to help the transmission in the car? I don't do flush for my transmission, and I do not believe you did one on this video. Just curious to know why all the oil. Thank you for posting!